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CITY COMM 18S ION MEETING
May 1. 1950,
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The City Conuniss1on of' the City of Clearwater met in regu.lar session at City
Hall. ~onday. N~y 1st, 1950. with the following members presont:
Harry D. Sargeant
Herbert M. Brown
E. B. Casler Jr.
La la nd }' . Drew
Joe Turner
-Mayor-Uomrnisaioner
-Commissioner
-C0I11lulss1oner
-Commissioner
-Commissioner
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Also Present Were:
Boyd A. Bennett
George 'l'. McC1aJl1Dl8.
Ben Krentzlnan
-City Manager
-Chie:!' of Police
-City Attorney
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There being no corrections, the minutes of the regular meeting o~ April 17
and the special meetings of April 18th and 20th were approved.
Mr. L. S. Ruder appeared before the Commission, requesting that the City par
its portion of a Hospital Survey to be conducted by James Hamilton and Associates
to determine the hospital facilities needed within PinellaB County. The total
cost of the proposed survey would be $15,000.00, of which the quota for the City
of Clearwater was set at $658.50, and the City was requested to appoint a member
of the Hospital Survey Committee. The survey would possibly begin June 1st and
payments would be one-fourth at the beginning of the survey~ one-rourth within
10 days, one-fourth within 40 days, and the balance when survey is completed. Cam-
misaloner Casler moved that the City contribute ~?658.f;0 and that Mr. Ruder be
narnec1. to represent the City on the Committee. The motion was seconded by Com-
missioner Turner and carried unanil:,ous1y.
Attorney Andrew S. Horton appeared before the CO~lission. representing Fred
B. Leonard. applicant f'or a license to sell '~eer and Wine" in the 3200 block on
Gulf-to-Day Boulevard. Mr. Horton stated that the location complied with re-
quirements as to the distance from churches and schools and requested that a
permit be granted. A delegation of menmers of the Bay View Civic Club was present
and protested against the granting of a license for beer and wine at the proposea
location. On a motion by Commissioner CaSler, which was seconded by Commi8sione~
Turner and carried, Mr. Leonard's application was denied.
At the suggestion or Commissioner Drew, the City Attorney waB instructed to
draw an amendment to the present liquor ordinance, creating a zone within reasonable
distance of churches where the sale of Beer and Wine would not be permitted.
On a motion by Commissioner Brown. which was seconded by Cor.nniss1oner Turner
and unanimously carried, consideration of renewal of the Youngblood lease was
de~erred for a period of thirty days. due to Mr. YoungblOOd's illness.
The Chief of Police reported that he had checked on the request of A. Go Blue
for a permit to operate a Second Hand Furniture store and had found Mr. Blue to be
of good character and reputation. Commissioner Brown moved that Mr. Blue's reques1t
be granted. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Drew and carried unantmously.
Since Miss Gladys Duncan had been unable to get the plat of her subdivision
completed in time for the meeting. it was moved by Conmissioner Cas1er~ seoonded by
Commissioner Turner and carried that this matter be Made the first item on the
agenda ror any special meeting or the next regular meeting of the Comm1ssion.
Commissioner Drew, reporting for the Appraisal Committee.on the request of
"The Woodmen of the World" that the City sell that organization Lot 10~ Block 0,
Coacrnl~n Heights, for $350.00, recommended that the City accept not less than
$500.00 for the property. Commissioner Casler moved that the Committee's report
be adopted. Coromissioner Turner seconded the motion and it carried. Mr. Lyons, a
representative of the Woodmen of the World, was present and stated he would report
the price to his organization.
Commissioner Casler moved that a Cormnittee, to include the City Attorney>> be
appointed and empowered to draw a Resolution acknowledging the donations and work
done by all those participating in the new building reported completed by the
Truate es of the Boy S'couts of America. The motion we. s seconded by C0Dm11 ssioner Turner
and carried. The Mayor appointed Commissioners Casler and Brown to serve on the
CODmlittee with the City Attorney. Commissioner Casler moved that a Special Meeting
of the Commission be held at 12:00 Noon Thursday, May 4th for the purpose of passing
the Resolution. The Dlotion was seconded by Cormnissioner Turner and carried.
The Clerk read a petition signed by 37 persons owning property in Breeze Hill
SubdiviSion, urgently requestin~ that the Commission take Dome action regarding
dust caused by the reoent ,laying of shell on Hillcrest Drive. The Clerk also read
a petition signed by three persons owning property on Hillcrest Avenue, between
Druid Road and Chesnut Streeta~ making the same request. The matter was referred
. ,f to the City Manager .for invest1ge. tion, by consent.
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May 1. 1950
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Commiseioner Turne~repor~ng for the Committee appointed to oonsider the
request of Fraz~e-Barnes Company Insuranoe Adjusters, said it was the reoommend~tion
of' the Connnittee that Insurance Adjusters be chal:'ged the same lioense fee aa olaim
collection agoncies; that is, fifteen dollors($15.00) per year. It was moved by
Commissioner Casler. seconded by Commissioner Drew and carried that the Committee's
report be adopted.
Mr. F'. C" Lucas submitted a list of' items recolJ1Illended by the Federa tion of
Civic Clubs for inolusion in the budget for the 1950.51 fisoal year. Commissioner
Brown moved tlmt the recommendations of the Federation of Civio Clubs be plaoed in
a favorable position on the A~enda of the next meeting. The motion waa seconded by
Commissioner Casler and carried.
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The City Manager recommended that the City contl'a'ct wi th t he Alabama By..produo.ta:
Company of Birmingham~ Alabama. to purchase 550 TonlS> of Gas !faking Coke at a bas6
p:rice of $14.50 per ton. Commissioner Brown moved that the 0ity Manap;er's
recommendation be followed and the contract executed. ~le motion waa seconded by
Cowl1issioner Casler and cs rried unanimouslyo
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The Clerk read a letter addressed to the Commission by F. C. Lucas. Preside~t
of the Federation of Civic Clubs, Offering co-operation of the Federation in
preparation of the budget and asking permission for representatives of the Federation
to sit in on all conferences and public meetings on budget proposalS. Commissioner
Brown moved that the letter be acknowledged and a smaJ.l comnittee from that group
be invited to attend budget sessions with the Commission~ arter the preliminary work
has been done. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Casler and oarried.
Captain TOll1 Devlin and other rllembers appeared bef'ore the Cowl1ission to request
that dookn on City owned property be put in better condition eitiler by repairing the
docks or installln~ retaining walls, stating that it waa dangerous for boats to dock
with present facl1ities.
J The City Manager submitted a reqtlest by W. D. Owens that Lots 1 to 6 inclusive,
Block 17. Magnolia Fark. be zoned for tlBusl~ess'.; the property now being zoned a.s R-2.
Attached to Mr. Owens' application was the Zoning Board's recommendation that the
request be granted. Commissioner Drew moved that the ~tter be set aside for con-
sideration in referendum preparations for next December election. The motion was
seconded by CO~isBioner Casler and carrledo Mr. C. 1. Scarf addressed the Commission
in opposition to the granting of Mr. OWens' request, and stated that buildings on the
premises were being occupied by negroes who did not have the proper sanitary facilities.
By consent the City l\lanager was instructed to contact the County Health Officer
relative to the conditions complained of.
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On a motion by Commissioner Turner, seconded by CODmlissioner Brown and carried,
the report of the County Service Office~ for the month of March~ 1950 was accepted.
Commissioner Drew moved that the application of Annie Butts for permission to
operate a Taxi-cab be referred to the Chler of Police and the City Manager ror
investigation and report. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried.
The City Manager requested that the Con~ission approve the purchase o~ one hundred
5/8 inch water meters. On a motion by Corllmissioner Turner, which was seconded by
Comnissioner Brown and carried, purchase of the water meters was approved.
The City Mana.ger read a letter from Mr. Morgan IT. Ware, secretary of the "Esquire
Motoroycle Club", expressing the club's appreciation to the Manager and the Commission
for per.mltting them to use the area In rear of the CleSMvater Bay Club for their
meeting.
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The City Manager reported the
authorized by him:
April 20. 1950
April 24, 1950
April 27 ~ 1950
$110.00
100.00
85.00
l40f't of 2" water roa in- -Seminole S't.
180ft of 2" 'II "..Poinsettia St.
150f't of 2" " "- Grove st.
On a motion by Commissioner CaBler~ which was seconded by Con~issioner Turner and
carried, the expenditures authorized by the City Manager were approved.
The City :Manager reconnnended the purchase of 25 Parking ~reters at an estimated
cost of $1400.00; the meters to be placed on the South side of Court street, the North
side of Markley street and the East side o~ Fort Harrison Avenue adjacent to the
location of the new Diner just South of Clty Hall. Co:mmissioner Casler moved that
the meters be purchased a.nd installed.. The motion was seconded by COm:r:1iDsioner Turner
and oarried.
Commissioner Drew moved that the Chief of Police investigate the need for park-
ing meters on Garden Avenue betweon Haven Street and Franklin Street. and on North
Osceola from Laura Street to Drew Street. The motion wes seoonded by Commissioner
Casler and oarried.
A Resolution which would require six property owners to clean their lots of
grass~ weeds and underbrush was submitted by the City Manager. On a ~tion by Com-
missioner Brown, which was seconded by Commissioner Cas1er and unan~ously carried,
the Hesolution wa~ adopted.
i~e City Manager recommended the installation of 665ft of 1* inch gas ~in on
Elmwood Street at an estimated cost of $315.00. On a motion by Commissioner Turner.
whloh W8S seconded by Commissioner' Brown and carried, the City Manager's r9commendation
wao approved.
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OITY COMMISS ION MEET ING
May 1, 1950
The City MRnager raqu9sted that he be authorized to purohase a carload of
galvanized pipe of assorted sizes, at a saving of approximate1~ 2o,~ below the
present practioe of buying in small quantities. Oommissioner Drew moved that the
Manager be given the requested authority. The motion was seoonded by Conmliasioner
Turner and carried.
The ~ayor suggested that B. C. Moore be appointed to the Building Oontraotors'
Examining Board. COIlD11issioner Brown moved the appointment of lIr. Moore. The Jl1ot1on
was seoonded by Commissioner Turner and carried.
The Mayor Buggested the appointment of Ralph Shaw and Ben sutton to the
Barbers Examin1ng Board. Commissioner Turner moved tha t the appointments be made.
The motion was seoonded by Commissioner Brown and oarried.
By oonsent, the appointment of Andrew S. Horton as Chairman of the Zoning
Board was deferred.
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The 01 ty Manager submitted copies' of a tentative budget for 1950-1951 to eaoh
member of the Commission for study.
, The Commission now adjourned and acting' as Trustees for the Pension FUnd,
approved the adm1ssion of Roy Co Bell to membership 1n the Pension Plan on a motion
by Commissioner Brown, which was ,seconded by Commissioner Drew, and carried.
On' a mo't1on by Comm1ss1onel" Brown, seconded by Commissioner Turner and oarried,
Mrs. Susan B. Hibbard was admitted to membership in the Pension Plan.
On a motion by Commissioner Brown, seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried,
John Henr,y Goodwine was admitted to membership in the Pension Plan.
Ulys L. Fayne was admitted to membership in the Pension Plan, on a motion by
Co~issioner Turner which was seconded by Comm1ssioner Brown and carried.
The applications of Joseph Forest, Mathis Dickens, Ed Diokson and Manuel Peters
for membership in the Pension Plan were denied on DIotions made by Comm1ss1oner
Turner which were seconded by COlmn1ssioner Drew and oarried.
There being no filrther business to come before the Board, the meeting waa
ad j ourned .
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CITY C01n~IS3ION MEETING
May 1, 1950
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1. Reading and approving of minutes of regular meeting of April 17, Speoial
Meeting of April 18 and S'peoia.I meeting of April 20.
2. Consideration of the application of Fred Burke Leonard for beer and wine
license in the 3200 block on Gulf to Bay Blvd.
3. Consideration of the application of Alton C. Blue for license to buy and
sell nevI and used furniture at 41 North Garden Avem16, whioh was referred
to the Chief of Po1lce at a recent meeting.
4. Report of the Appraisal Committee on Lot 10, Block C of Coaohman Height
Subdi vision for Which the "Woodmen of the World" had o.ffered ~~350.00.
5. Presentation of a lleaolution 'aoknowledging the work done by all those
participating in the new bUilding reported completed by the Trustees of
the Boy Soouts of Amerioa.
6. The report of the Connnittee on their conalderation of'the reduction or
abatement of license tax of Frazee-Barnes Co. - oommitteo composed of
Commissloners: Turner and Brown.
7. Consideration of the City paying a portion of the coat of a hospital sur-
vey in connection with tho money to be al1008 ted, by the Sta te for hoap! tal
servico ln Pi nella sand Hl11aboro County - the ma ttor to be explained by
Mr. Lucius Rudor.
8. Consideration of the lease of the dooks to Ur. Youn~b1ood" which matter was
last considered at the special meetin~ held January 23" 1950 and post-poned
until the schedule for rates were fixed - on the south side of the Causeway
for 90 days which ever is sooner.
9. Consideration of a contract for coke for the Gas Plant for the year beginning
May 1" 1950.
10. Considera tion of a letter from the Clearv/a ter !<'edera tion of Civic Clnbs
relative to the City budget for the coming year.
11. Conaideration of two petitions relative to the paving of Hillcrest Avenue
between Dl~id Road and Chestnut Street.
12. Receipt of the report from the Pinellas Gounty Veteran Of ricer for the
month of Maroh.
13. Consideration of the Zoning Board's report on the application of Mr. W. D.
Owens to re-zone lots 1, 2~ 3, 4" 5, &: 6" incl." Block 17" Magnolia Park
Subdivision from R-2 to business.
14. Considers tion of the applica tion of Annie Butts :for pennission to operate a
ta xi cs b .
15. Request of the City Manager for approval to purchase 100 - 5/8 water meters.
16. Receipt of a letter from the Secretary of the Esquire Motorcycle Club.
17. Report of the City Manager on the following water nmins" approved" which cost
less than $300.00 each.
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140 ft. ~water main on Seminole Street to improve servioe
and stop flushing of mains by connecting Seminole Street main
with 61t main on Betty !.sneo Estimated cost - $110.00$
April 24, 1950
180 ft. of 2" water main on Poinsettia Street to serve one
customer. Estimated cost $100.00
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150 ft. of 2" water main on Grove street- to serve one cus-
tomer. Estimated cost - $85.00
18. Consideration of the purchase of 25 parking meters at an estimated cost of
$1400.00. The meters to be placed on the South side of Court street; North
side of Markley st. and East side of South }:4't. Harrison A venue - all abutting
on the land where the new Diner is being erected.
19. Resolution ordering property ovmers to clean their lots of weed5 and grass.
20. Consideration of the installation of' 665 ft. of ]~" gas main on Elmwood to
serve one customer. Estimated cost - $314.00
21. Request of the City Manager to purchase a car load of varied sizes of
galvanize pipe ibr the Gas & Water Dept. with a savings a little under 20%
below the present method of purchasing in srlmll purchases. A single car
will last approximately 3 months.
22. The Mayor's suggestion for members of the Building Contractor's Examining Board.
23e Mayor's suggestion for members to the Barber's Examining Board.
24. The Mayor's suggestion ~or members to the Zoning Board.
25. Presentation of plat by Gladys Duncan for approval.
Adjourrnnent
Commission ~ctlng as Trustees for the Pension Fund.
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May 1, 1950
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Mayor HGrry D. &1rgeant,
Commissioner Herbert Brown,
Commissioner E. B. Casler Jr.
Comniss1oner Leland F. Drew
Co.mm1as1oner Joe Turner
Gentlemen:
The Olea~ter Federation or Civio Clubs, representing 12' neighborhood
organizations in all areas of Clearwater with an estimated total memberships or
more than 1000 people is vitally interested in the Cit~ budget to be adopted ~O~
the 1950-51 year.
We hereby orrer your honorable board the fullest oooperation In the
preps ra t10n 01' this budget. Wo realize it is a tremendous job and of vital
importance to thousandfJ and thouaanda of our people.
We also ask for pennias10n ror representatives or our federation to sit 1n
on al] oonferences and publio meetings called to prepSTa this budget.
We fee1 that we can help you and tlmt you can help us by preparing the best
budget for next year.
Sincerely ~ours~
Signed: F. C. Lucas
Fresident
April!. 22. 1950
Mr. Illclus S. Ruder~
Morton Plant Hospital,
Clearwater, Florida.
Dea r Mr. Ruder:
F~closed please find a mtmeographed copy of the: proposal submitted by James A.
Hamilton and Associates for a survey to determine the hOBpita~ needs of Hil1s-
borough and Pinellas Counties. Included also is the proposed pror&'tion of costs~
for the survey between the various cities and c~tnties.
At a meeting of representatives or the t~o counties and severa~ cltie~ it was
agreed that the proposal should be presented to their respective governments for
approval and signature by the proper orficials for the designated amount~.
In addition each county and city should appoint its single representative
to form the Hospital a~a Study Committee.
If your government can endorse this proposal for its pro-rata share and
designate its representative for the Hospital Study Co~1ttee during the month of
April we may begin the survey by the first or June, 1950.
The pro-rata cost of the survey for Clearw.a ter is 4.39% or a maximum of
$658.50.
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Enclosures (:3)
Sincerely yours~
(Signed) H. Phillip Hampton, M.D.
Temporary Chai1'J;lian
Hospital Survey Committee
PETITIon
We, being the undersi~ned property owners of Breeze Hill Sub-Division, Clear-
water. F1o%'lda, do hereby, on this the 24th day of April,Nineteen Hundred and
F1~ty, urgently request the City Commissioners of the City or Clearwater to take
immediate action regarding tbe dust created by the reoent laying or shell on
Hillcrest Drive, runn1ng from Chestnut Street to D~:1ct Road. This paving has
proved to be detrementa1 to the health, we11-be:1ng, and enjoyment of new homes
of the property owners, by creating astlooetio oondit:1ons, making the use of
porches :1mposalble~ and creating a speed-way that is endangering the lives o~
chi1dren a~d safety of property owned by the undersigned.. Your action will be
greatly appreciated.
(Signed by 28 p~operty owners)
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April 18. 1950
PETITION
Mr. Boyd Bennett,
C1 toy Manager,
C1earwa ter, :B'la.
Dear Mr. Bennettt
We, the tmderaigned, are al~ owners of property fronting on or adjacent to
property front1ng on lIillorest Ave., between the streets of Dru1d Road and Chostnut.
We, hereby respeotfu1ly petition the City Conm1ssion, through you. to treat the
ex1sting shell paving so as to eliminate the dust ~rom this street.
We fee~ that the treatment of this st~eet is a neoessity 1n aa muoh as thi~
street has become heavily traveled and a large amount of dust is blown onto ou~
property and into our homes by each passing vehicle.
(Signed by three property ovmers)
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Inter-Office Communicat~on
To-------Mr. Bennett
From-----O. H. Anderson (Sec'~ Zonin~ Board)
Subject:
REQUEST Or' VI. D. OWENS
At the regular meotizJe; of' the Zoning Board held on Ttleaday evening.. April
18, 1950 a motion was made and oarried that the request of W. D. OWens to rezone
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6, Block 17, Magnolia Bark Subdivision from R-~ (resident1al)
to Business zoning, be approved and considered as a hardship case, due to the fact
that there has been a business building on part of this property for about six years.
Attached herewith is Mr. OWens request.
Maroh 30, 1950
City Comm1ssion,
Clearwater, Florida.
Gentlemen:
Re: LDts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6, Block 1?~ ~agno11a Park.
We would like to make application for the rezoning of Lota 1- 2- 3- 4- ~a~ 6,
Bl~ck 17, Magnolia Park to business and light :manu.facturing.
We have been using this property for the past six years' and it has been called
to our attention that the aforesaid property was classed for duplex apartmenta,etc.
We have had a building on this property f'or the past six year~.
. Yo~will note that the p~operty to the north is zoned ~or business and also
the property to the west. Therefo~e, we would like to have th1s property changed
to business zonllig.
Yours very truly,
w. D. OWElffi CONSTRUOTION 00.
By (Signed) W. D. Owen~
VIDO: dw
May 1, 1950
To the Honorable City Comnliesicners,
City of Olearwater, Florida.
Gentlemen:
It has been oalled to my attention t~t Mr. W. D. Owens has asked for a
change in zone status of Lots 1 throuf)1 6 inclusive, 1n Block l?, of Magnolia Park
Sub1d1vis:Jon.
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directly adjoln1n~ Mr. Owens' ~roperty, I have no objection to the comm1ssion
oomplying with his ~~quest.
In addition to owning a majority of'the property immediately adjoining aa
aforesaid, my brothe~ am :I own the entire b10ck aoross the street to the north
on Chestnut Street and I am authorized to speak 1n beha1~ of this ownerships I
hereby reg1st~r no objeotion.
Respectfully,
(Signed) Herbert Blanton
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May 1.. 1950
May 1,. 1950
To the Hon. City Commissioners,
City of Clearwater.
Gentlemen:
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This is to advise that as owner of lot 12 in Block 17, Magnolia PBrk Sub-
division abutting 54 feet on property of W.D.OWens in said block, I have no ob-
jection to the City Connniasioners granting his request for a charlge in tho statua
of the present zoning of his property.
Respectfully,
( Signed) lh"'Bnk E. Snli th
May 1, 1950
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To the Hon. City Commissioners,
City of Clearwater, Florida.
This is to advise that as owner of lot 16 in bloclc l?, Magnolia Park Subdivision,.
abutting 55 feet on property of W. D. OWens in said block, I have no objection to
the city commissioners granting a chunge in tho zoning status of' his ss.:tc1. property
to a busines~ zone.
Respectf'ully,
(Signed) Ora S. Hart
April 29, 1950
Mr. Boyd Bennett,
City Manager,
Clearwa tel", Fla.
Dear Mr. Bennett:
Lots 1-2-3-4-5-& 6, 1mgnolia Park, Block 17 are now in residentla1 zoning
section altho we understand there is a move or is going to be a request made to the
City Commissioners at an early date for these lots to be put in business district.
We the undersigned property owners adjacent to said lots do hereby through
this medium voice our objections to these said lots ueing put into the businesa
district, and we further object to said pl'operty being used aa at present for storing
pipes, machinery and other unsightly objects, and we also object to negroe~ living
on this property which baa been the custom for the past .few years; this is a white
neighbo~hood and the City of Clearwater should protect our rights.
Please put this letter on file and present it to the City Cammissionera on
our behalf should the question arise relative to these lots being embrassed into the
Business District.
Sincerely submitted,
(Signed by 4 property owners)
April 24, 1950
Honorable Board of City Commisaioners,
Clearwater, Fla.
Gentlemen:
I wish to apply for permission to operate a Taxi Cab in Clearwater. This
is not an additional taxi but is one formerly operated by S. V. Davis, who rormerly
held two permits and now intends to operata only one.
The taxi will be a 195"0 1I1ercury and will be driven by Kary Dubry, who will
secure a chaurfer's license and police permit betore operating date. I am a prope~ty
owner in Clearwater and have lived here since 1945, and I have a good record.
I will appreciate greatly the approval of this transter by the Conmission.
Sincerely"
(Signed) Annie Butts!
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May 1, lQ50
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Dear Sir,
TIle field Meet sponsored by our olub on Sunday, April 23, was oonsidered
a success by partioipants and spectators alike. We wish to express our appreciation
to you and the City Commissioners for your ooope~tion in per.mittin~ us to use the
area behind the Bay Club for our meet. We feel, and hope you will agree. that
since we organized in May of'1949, much baa been done towards imprOVing the conditions
ooncerning motoroycles and motorcycle riders in this city.
We have been, and will continue trying to show the public that motorcycling
as a sport ca.n be a credit to a cOnDllunity.
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!llorgan J. Ware
S'ec 'y Esquire Motorcycle Club
Clearwater, Florida.
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MenlO To
The Honorable Board of County Commissioners
Pinellas County. Florida
Reports',.
Subject:
Gentlemen:
Thore are subnli tted herewith the following reports' for the
month 01' March~ 1950:
Financial report covering receipt~ and disbursements for Clearwater Veterans' County
Service Off'ica.
Report of aotivities 01' Cleal"watel' and St. petersburg Veterans r County Service Offices.
Trusting you will find these reports in order. I remain
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J. A. Preedom,
County Service Officer
Receipts and disbursements of Clearwater'$
Veterans' County Service Offioe for the month
of March, 1950:
4/20/50
Receipts.
D~sbursementa.
Pinellas County.................$216.10
City of Clearwate1:'.............. 50.00
City of Tarpon Springs.......... 9.00
Ci ty of Dunedin.. .. .... .. .......0 9.00
J. A. Preedom,salary.. ..... .$128,35
Secretary~ salary.. ........... 100.00
Car Operation................. 25.00
Stamps and registration~...... 9.60
Telephone & long distance..... 9.10
ptg. staty. office expense
and incidentals........... 12.05
To ta 1
$284.10
Total
Ci2S4.10
Signed
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J. A. Freedom
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RESOLUTION
VffiE~S: it has been determined by the City Commission of the City of
Clearwater. Florida, tl~t the property described below should be cleaned of weeds,
grass and/or underbrush, and that a:f'ter ten (10) days notice and failure bf the
owner thereot to do so, the City should clean Bueh property and charge the costa
thereof against the respective property.
NOW TlIEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City CODmission of the City of Clearwater~
Flo~1da, that the rOllow1ng desoribed property, situate in said C1ty~ shall be cleaned
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of weeds, gl~a8B and/or underbrush within ten (10) days ai'ter not1oe 111 wri t1ng to
tlle owners thereof to do so and that upon failure to oomply with said notice, the
City shall perform such cleaning and charge the costs thereof against the respeotive
properties in aocordance with Section 19a of the Charter of the City o~ Clearwate~"
as amended.
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May 1, 1950
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Clearwa ter, Fla.
,lessie G. Smith
Palm Pavilion
Olearwater Beach, Fla.
Howard R. McGaughey
l31i N. Greenwoocl Avenue
Olearwater, Floridm
Property:
Lot 19,
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Clearwa ter, Fla.
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Paul J. Ohlpello
629 Oleveland St.~
Clearwater, Florida
Robert I. Lyon
3947 Jacelyn Street
Washington, D. C.
Lots 7,8.9,~O,11.12, l~J Blk. E,
Keystone Manor Subd.
PASSED A1ID ADOPTED by the City Commission of the City of
Clearwater, Florida, th1s 1st day of May, A.D.~ 1950.
~ar~ D..~argeant
Mayor-Conm1ss1oner
ATTEST:
H. G. flingo
Oi ty Auditor and Clel"k
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April 21, 1950
Honorable City Commissioners,
Olearwa tel'" Florida.
Gentlemen:
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees Pension Fund, you are
hereby notified that Roy C. Bell, laborer on a garbage t~lOk" has been du~y examined
by a local physician and designated by him as a "first class' risk.
The above employee began his service with the City on October 27, 1949. He
1s under 45 years of age and meets the requirements or our Classified Service. It
1s hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership.
Very truly yours,
Adviso~y Committee or the City
Employees Pension l~nd.
Pa.ul Kane
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April 26, 195Q
Honorable City Commissioners
Clearwater, Florida.
Gentlement
As Trustees o~ the City o~ Olearwater Employees Pension Fund, you are hereby
notified that Susan B. Hibbard, Secretary for the City Auditor &: Clerk has been duly
examined by a 10ca1 physician and desip,nated by h1m as a "first olassA risk.
The above employee began her service with the city on Ootober 12, 1949. She
is under 45 years of age and meets ~e requirement~ of our Classi~1ed Service. It 1~
hereby reoommended by the Advisory Committoe that she be accepted into membership~
Very truly yours.
Advisory Committee of the
0ity linployeesi."Pension Fund
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Juanita Blanton
Dick Nelson
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:May 1, 1~50
April 26, 1950
Honorable Oity Commissioners,
01~arwater, Florida.
Gentlemen:
As Trustees of the City or Clearwa ter &1ployees Pension Fund, you are
hereby notif'ied that John Henry Goodwine, workman in the Public Service Department,
haa been duly examined by a looal physician and designated by him as a .'first olass"
r1sk.
The above employee began his service with the City on May 16" 1949. He is
under 45 years o~ age and meets the requirements of our Classiried Service. It is
hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be acoepted into membership.
Very truly yours"
Advisory CO:Il1Inl ttee of' the
City ~aployees Pension FUnd.
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Honorable City Conmissioners
Clearwater~ Florida
Gentlemen:
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees Pension Fund~ you are hereby
notified that Ulys L. Payne, wor~~an in the E1ctrical Department~ l~a been duly
examined by a local physician and designated by hilil as Q, .tfirst class" risk.
The above employee began his service with the City on Septen~er 19, 1949. He
is' under 45 years of age and meets the requirements of our Classified Service. It 1s
hereby reoommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into m~mberShip.
Very truly yours~
Advisory Connllittee of the
City Employees Pension Fand.
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Paul Kane
Diok Nelson
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Honorable City Connnissioner".~.
Olearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
As Trustees of ~le City of Clearwater Employees Pension l~nd, you are hereby
notified that Joseph Forest, laborer in the Public WO~CB Department, has been duly
examined by a looal physician and designated by him as an Ita verap;elt risk.
The above employee began his service with the City on February 21, 1949. He
is under 45 years of age and meets the requirements o~ our Classified Service. Under
the existing circumstances, as reported by Dr. V. L. Hagan, t}~ A.dvisory Committee
does not wish to recommend this man for membership in the Pension FUnd.
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Advisory Committee or the
City Employees Pension Fund.
Signed:
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Juanita Blanton
Dick Nelson
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Honorable City Oommissioners,
C1earwa tar, Florida.
Gentlemen:
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recommended by the Adv1so~ Oomm1ttee that he be accepted into member-
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Advisory Committee of the
Cit,.: Employee&> Pension l<und.
Signed:' Paul Kane. JUf\J11ta Blanton,
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May 1, 1960
April 24, 1950
Honorable City Connnissioners,
Clearwater, Florida.
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hereby notified tl~t Manuel Peters, workman in the Parks Department, has been duly
examined by a looal phY13ician and designated by him as an "a,veragett risk.
The above employee began his service with the City on Septenmer 29, 1949.
He is under 45 years of age and meets the requirements of our Classirled: Servioe.
Under the existing oircumstances, as reported by Dr. V. L. Hagan, the Advisory
Committee docs n2! wish to recommend this man for membership in the Pension Fund.
Ve rry truly yours,
Advisory Committee or the
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Honorable City Commissioners,
Clearwater, Florida.
Gentlemen:
As Trustees of the City of Clearvmter Employees Pension Fund, you are hereby
notified that Ed Dickson, laborer in the Public Works Department, has been duly
examined by a: looal physician and designated by him as an "averagetl risk.
The above employee began his service with the City on June 14, 1949. He
is under 45 years of age and meets the requirements of our Classified Service. Under
the existing circumstances, as reported by Dr. V. L. HaganL the Advisory Committe~
does not wish to reoommend this man for membership in the ~enaion Fund.
Very truly yours,
Advisory Committee of the
City Employees Pension Fund
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Juanita Blanton
Dick Nelson
CITY GOMMISSI02d MEFTING
May 1, 1950r
The C�ty Conunission af the City of Clearwater met in re�ular session at City
Hall, MondaJ, IJlay lst, 1950, with t11e followin� members present:
Harry D. Sargeant I�4ayor-Commisaioner
i�erbert IvI. Bro�rn -Coumiissioner
E. B. Casler Jre -Coimnissioner
Leland F. Z�revr -Gommissioner
Joe Turner -Corranissioner
Absent:
None
Also Present Ylere:
Bo�d A. Bennett -City Manager
George T, hIcClaxnna -Ch3ef oP Police
Bon Is:rentzman ..Cit� Attorney
There being no corrections, the rninutes of the re�ular raeeting of Apri1 17
and the special meetings of April 18th and 20th were annrovec�.
Mr. L. S. Fnzder appeared before the Commgssion, requesting that the Citg pay
i+s portion of a Hospital Survey to be conducted by James Hamilton and Associate�
to determine �he hospital facilities needed vait113n Pinellas County. The totaT
cost of the proposed survey would Ue w15,000.00, o£ v�hich the quota for the City
of Clearwater was set at �p658a50, and the City was requested to appoint a member
of the Hospital Survey Corrunittee. The survey tizould posaibly begin Jure lst and
payments would be one-fourth at the beginning of the survey, one-:Courth within
10 da�s, one-fourth within 40 days, and the balanae when surv�ec is completed. Com-
miss3oner Casler moved that the City co�tribute �658,50 and that btr. Ruder be
named to represent the City on the Cor�nittee. The znotion was seconded by Com-
missioner Turner and carried unanir:�ousls.
Attorney Andretiv S. Horton appeared before tha Comiission, representing Fred
B. Leanard, applicant for a licens� to se11 "Beer and lWine�� in the 3200 block on
Guli'-to-Pav Bculevarrl. Mr. Horton s�ated that the location complied with re-
quirements as to i�he distance from churches and schools and requested that s
pe�nit be �ranted. A delegation of inemberg of the Say Viev¢ Civic Club was pre�ent
and pr.otestecl aga3nst the �ranting of a license for beer and wine at the proposec�
location. On a motion by Comruissioner Casler, which was seconded by Comissioner
Turner and carr�ad, Mr. I,eonard.+s spplication was denied.
At the suggestion of Co�issioner Drew, the Gity Attorne� vras instruct�d to
drav�� an amendment to the present liquor ordinance, creating a zone within rzasonable
distanco of churches �vhere the sale of Beer and Ydine would not be perm�tted.
On a motion by Co�rnnissioner Brotivn, which was seoondetl bg Cor.unissioner Turner
and unanimously carried, consi.deration of rene�al of the 1'oungblood Tsase was
deferred for a period of thirty days, due to nlr. Youngblood�s ilZness.
Tize Chief of Police reported that he had checked on the request of A. C, Blu�
for a permit to operate a Second Hand Furniture Stors and had found ➢ir. Blue to be
of good cYaaracter arid re�nztation. Co�is9ioner Brown moved that nIr. Blue�s requestt-
be granted. The motion was seconded by Corrnnissioner Dre� and carried unanimously.
Since Nliss Gladys IJuncan had been unable to get the plat of her subd�vision
cornpleted in time for the meeting, i.t vras moved b� Conmiissioner Casler, seconded by
Co�maissioner Turner and carried that tihis matter be rnade tY+e fzrst itsm on the
agenda for any special meeting or the next regular meetin� of the Commission.
Corranissioner Draw, reporting for tl�e �ppraisal Cor�nnittee,on the request of
°The N7aodmen o�' the World" that the City sell the�t organization Lot 10, B1ock C,
CoacYunan Heights, for �;;.55U,00, recommended that the City accept r,ot less than
�500.00 for the properiye Corrunissioner Casler niovad that the Cor,nnitteets report
be adopted. Co�issioner Z'�zrner secanded the motion and it carried. bir. L�ons, a
re�resentative of the Woudmen of the World, was present and stated he would report
tho price to his organization.
Corr�nissioner Casler moved that a Committee, i,o include the City Attorney, be
appointed and er,ipowered to draw a Resolution acknow�ledging the donations end work
done by all those participating in the new builfling reported completed by the
T�ustees of the Boy S'couts of America.. The motion tivas secondad by CouBnissioner Turner
and carrieei. The h4ayor appoin�ted Couunissioners Casler and Bro�rn to serve on the
Go�mittee with the Ci�y Attorney. Ca�nnissioner Casler moved that a SpeciallVieeting
of the Covnnission be held at 12:00 Noon Thuraday, I�4ay 4th for the purpose of passing
the Resolution, The motion was seconded by Commissioner Tur�ner and carried.
The C1ark read a petition signed b� 37 persons owning property i,n Breeze Hill
Subdivision, ux�entl� requestin� that the Commission take 3ome action regarding
du3t caused by the recent layin� of shell nn Hillcrest Drivea �he Clerk alao read
a petitio� si�ned by three persons owning property fln Hillcrest Avenue, betvreen
:Druid Road and Chesnut Streets, making the same request. The matter v�as referred
to the CitS• Manager ior investigation, by consent,
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May ?�' 1950
Commissionar Turner, reporting �or the Cormn3.ttee appointed ta consider the
request of Fr���ee-Barnes Company Insurance Adjusters, said it was the recommenda;tion
of the Commi�ttee thrat Insurance Acljustex•s be chsr�ed the same liaenae fee as ala3m
�ollection agencies; that is, fifteen dollars{�15o00) per gear. Tt was moved by
Commissioner Cssler, secondAd Uy Commissioner Drevr and �arriad that ihe Co�nittea��
report be adopted.
Mr. F. C. Lucas submitted a list of 3tems recomsnended bq tho Federat3on of
Civic Club� for incluslon in the budget ior the 1950..51 fisca�. year. Cor,aniss3oner
Brown moved that the recommendations of the Federaiion o.f'Civl.c CluUs be placed in
a favarable position on th� .Agenda of the next meeting. The moti,on was seconded by
Cmnmissioner Casler and carried.
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The C3tg Nianager recommended that th� Cits contra�ct with t he Alabama By..Produc;ts
Company of Birmingham, Alabamas to purchase 550 Ton� of Gas Aiaking Colce et a base
prica of �p14.�0 per ton. Corrnnissioner Srovm moved that �i e City Aianager's
recommendation be followed and the contra�t executedo The motien wa� seconded by
Coimniss3oner Casler and carried unanimouslyo
The C1er�r read a letter addressed to tha Cou�n3.ssi�n b� F. C, Zuca s, Presiden�
of the Federation of Civic C1uUs, ofzering co-operation of the Federatian 3.n
preparation of the bud�et and asking permission for representative� of the Federation
to sit in on a17. conferences and public meatings on budget proposals. Commissioner
Brown m�ned tha� the letter be acknowledge�l and a small cormnittea fro� that grc�up
be invited to attend budget sessions with �he Comnission, a2ter the preliminary work
has been done. The motion was seeonded by Conunis�ioner Casler and carr�.od.
Ceptain Toni Dev13n and nther members appeared before the Cottmiission to request
that dacks on Citp owned property be put in better condition either by repairing the
docks or ins�allin� retainin� Evalls, stating that it rvas dangerous �or boats to dock
with presen�t fac3litieam
✓ The City Ri�nager submitted a request by VJ. D. Owens that Lots ]t to 6 inclu�ive,
B1ocI� I7, NIagnoZia Park� be zoned ,�or "Business'�; ths property nov� being zoned as R-2,
Attached to Pdr. O�rons' application �vas �he Zon�.ng Board�s recoumiendation that �he
requeat be grantad. Corrmiissionei Drew moved that the mat�er be set aside for con-
s�deration in referendum preparations for next Decembar alectioxs. The motion was
seconde�l by Conmiissioner Casier and carried, Mr. C. Lo ucaff addressad the �ommissi�n
in opposition to the granting of hir. �wens+ request, and st�ted that buildings on the
premises were kaeing ocoupied by negroeg vrho did not have the proper sanitasy facilitiea.
By c,onsent the City Itilanager was instructed to contact the County Hoalth Officer
relative to the conditions complained of.y
On a mation by Co�issionex Turr_er, seeoncled by Corrmiissioner Brown and carried,
the report of the Cauntp Service O�ficen for the month of I�Iarch, 1950 was accepted.
Couunissioner Drew moved that the application of Annie Butta for perm3ssion to
operate a Taxi-cab be referred to the Clzief of Police and the City Nlanager for
investigation and report. The m�tion was secor,ded. by Commissioner Turner and carriede
The City Managsr requastec, t;hat the Corrnnission approve the purchase of one hundrec�
5�8 inch water meters. On a motion by Gormnissioner Turnerp which vras seconded by
Gorrmiissioner Brovsn and carried, purchase of the water meters.was approved.
The City Manager rsad a letter from Ivir. Morgan J. VJare, secre�ery of the "Esquire
2viotorcycle Club", expressing the club's appreciation to the Ai�nager and the Co�nission
for permitting them to use the area in r�ar of tho Clear�vater F3ag Club for �hei.r
meeting.
The City Tianager reported the �'ollowing expenditures for Ga� and 4Jater Mains
authorized by him:
April 20, 1950 - la0ft o£ 2" water main--Seminole St, $�110.00
.4pri1 24, 1950 - 180ft of 2t4 �� �� -Poinsettia St. 100,00
April 27, 1950 - Z5�Oft of 2°t " t� - Grove St, 85.00
On a ttotion by Co�nissioner Gasler, which was seconded by Comnissio�er Turner and
carried, �he expenditures authorized by the City nlanager vrere app�oved.
The City ht�tna6er recovnnended the purcha�e o� 25 Parkin� hleters at an estimated
cost of $Pla00o00; the me�ers to be placed on the South side of Court Street, the North
side of Nlarkley Street and the East side af Fort H�rri3on Avenue adjacent to the
?ocatian of the new Diner just South of Cit� Aall. Corrmii�sioner Casler moved that
the meters be purehased and installed. The motion was seconded by Com�i�sioner 7'urner
and carried. -
Co�nissioner DrePr moved that the ChieP of Po].ice investigata tha need for paxk-
ing meters on Garden Avenue betvreen Haven Street and F'ranklin Street, and on North
Baceola Prom Iaurrx �treet to Drew S�reei„ The motion wa� seconded by Commissianer
Casler and carried.
A Resolution which woulcl require six property ovrner� to ciean their lota of
graes, weeds. and underbrush waa submitted bq the City h2anager. Qn a m�otian k�y Gom-
missioner Brown, which was seeonded by Co�issioner Caaler and unanimous].y carrled,
the Resoluti,on v�as adopted.
The City I�ianAgar recormnended the installation of 665�'t oF ]lQ inch gas main on
Elmwood Street at aYA esti�ated cost of'�315.00. On a motion by Corrcnissioner Turner,.
which r�ss seconded by Coumiissioner' Brown and casr3ed., the City hlana�er�� reconm�enclation
was approved.
CITY COARvIISSTON �IEET�VG
May la 1950
The City Mana�er requested that he be authorized to purchase a carload of
galvanizod pipe of assorted aizea, at a saving o£ approximataly 20o bel.ow the
present praatice of buying in small quantities. Commissioner Dr�w moveci that the
Manager be given the requeated authority. The motion was second:ed by Corr¢nissioner
Turner and carried.
The r�a�or suggested that B, C. NIoore 'be appointed to the Build,ing Contractor��
Examining Board. Cognnissioner Brown moved the appointment of Bfr. �aioore. The motion
wae sec�nded by Corranisaioner Turner and carried.
Tho Mayor auggested the appointment of Ralph S2�.aw and Ben SS�tton to the
Barbers Fxamining Board. Cormnj.ssioner Turner movod that the appointments be made.
The motion was saconded by Corrmiissioner Brown and carried. '
By consent, the appointment of Andrew S, Tiorton as Ci�airman of the Zoning
Board was deferred.
The Cit,q P�4anager submitted cop3.es of a tentati��e budget for 1950-I951 to each
member of the Comm3ssion for �tudy.
, The Cormnission now adjourn�d and acting�as Trustaes for the Pension Fund,
approved the admission of Roy C. �e11 to �temberahi�x in the Pension Plsn on a motion
i�y Commissioner Bro�vn, which was secondad by Conmiissioner Drev�i ancl carried.
On a motion by Oogunissioner Bro�tn, seconded by Co�nisaioner Turner and carriad,
14Srs. Susan B. Hibbard v�as admitted to membarship in the Penaion l�lano
On a motion by Cozmnissioner Brown, seconded by Cozrnnissioner Turner and carried,
John Henry �oodwine was adm3tted to memrership in the P9nsion Plane
UTys L. Pa�*ne was: admitted to memborship in the Pensio� Plan, on a motion by
Co�mlissioner Turner which tiY�s saconded by Cormnissioner �ror7n and carriede
The appl.ications of Joseph Foreat, Mathis Dickens, Ed Dickson and biarnzel Peters
for membersh3p in the Pension Plan were dan3ed on motions made by Corrmiissicne�
Turner which were sacanded by Cos�nissioner Drew and earried.
There bein� no furtner business to come before the Board, the meeting wa�
adjourned.
ATTEST;
City Auditor nd Clerk
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Reading and approv3n� of minutas� of re�ulax z�ee�in� of Apri?� 17, Speaial
Meetin� of April 18 and S,pec3sl' meetin� af Apri1 20.
Cons3deration of tho application of Pred �urke ieon&rd £or beer az�d wlne
license 3n the 3�.0� bloak on Gulf to Bay Blvdp
Consideration of the applic�tion of Alton G. Blue for license to buy and
se11 neva and usod furn3ture at 41� North Garden Avenue� whiah was referred
tu the Ghief of Police at a recent meeting.
Repor� of the Appraisal' Cormnittee on Lot 10, Block C of G�achman Height
Subdiviaion fur which the °liTood�en of the World�^ had offered $p350.000
Yressntation of a resoTut�an�acknowledging the work do�e by a1.1 those
participating 3_n trhe new building reported completed by tlie Trustees of
the Boy Scouts of Amarica.
The report of the Committee on their consid�ration of tha reduction or
abatement of license ta� of Fradee-Barnas Go. - eos�unittee composecl of
Coramissioners: Turner and Brosmd
Cotasideration of the City pay3ng; a portion of tha cost of a haspita7l aur-
ve� in connection with the money to be allocated by tho S�ate for hosp3}a1
service ii� Pinelles and Hillsbora County - the matte� to be ex�lained by
D4r. Lti:cius Ruder.
Consideration of the lease of the docka to I;Sr. YoungbTood, t+thicll matter was
Zast considered at the sbecial maeting hald January 23, 1950 and post-poned
until the schedule for rates wera fixed -�n the south side of the Cauaeway
for 90 days which evdr is soonere
Consideration o£ a contract for coke for the Gas Plant for the year begi�ning
May 1, 1950.
Consideration of a letter from the Clearvrater Federation of Civic Cluha
ralative to �he City budget for the coming year.
Consideration oi two petitions relative to the paving of i3illcrest Avenu�
be�wesn Drui:i Road snd Ches�nut Street,
Receipt of the report �'rom the Pirzeilas County Vataran Officer f or the
month of March.
Consideration of tha Zoning Boardis report on ths �pplication of n2r. W, D.
OvPens t;o re-sone Tots l, 2:, 3, 4, 5, & 6,, 3.az�1.,, 31ock 17, Ma�nolia Park
Subdivision frori R-2 to business.
Considerration of the aoril3.cation o£ Annie Butts for permission to operate a
taxi cab.
Request oi f-he City h7anager for approval to purchase 100 - 5�Ei water meters.
Roceipt of a letter from the Secretary of the �gquire b4otorcycle Club.
Report of the City nYanager on the iollowix�g t�ater riains, �spproved, which cast
less thatt ��OOm00 eacho
April 2G 1950
140 ft. � water main on Seminole Stree't to imprave service
and stop £lushing of mains by conneeting Seminole Street msin
with 6'� main on Betty Tane. Estimated cost -�11Q,00.
April 24, 1950
180 ft. of 2" water main on Poinse�tia Streot to serve one
customer. Estimated cost - �100.Q0
F�pril 27, 1950
I50 ft. of 2�' water main on Grove S�rset to serve one cus-
%ome.r. Estimated cost - �85.00
18. Consideration oi' �he purchase of 25 parking meters at sn estimated cost of
�1400.00, Tha meters to be placed on the Sou�h �:ide of Court Straet; North
side oi I�larkley St. and East side of South b't. Harrison Avenue - all abutting
on the land where the new Diner is being erected.
19, Reaolution ordering propertq �vmer3 to clean their lots of weeds�and grass.
200 �onsideration oi` the installation of 665 ft. of ZQ" gas rnain an Elmwood to
serve one customer. �stimated cost - �314000
21. Request of the City Manager to purchase a car load oi varied s3zes oi'
galvani�e gipe ibr the Gas & Water Dept. with a savings a littZa under 2.0�0
belovr the �resent method of pu.rciiasing in sraall purchases:. A single car
will last approximately 3 month�:.
22e The hSayor�s suggestion fbr merabers oi' the Building Contractor�s Exam3ni.ng Board.
23. r:Sayorts �uggestion Yor members to the Barber�s Exanining Boarcl.
24, The hlayor+s suggestion for members to the Zoning Board>
25. Prasentation of plat by Gladys Duncan for approval.
Adjournment
Connnission tteting as Trustees for the Penaion Fund.
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CI7."i CO2dIMTSSION h1EETING
May ]_, 1950•
April 13, 19�0
hta�or Harry D. 5'axgeant,
Commissioner Herbert Brovm,
Commissionex E. �3, Casle r 3r.
Cominisaionmr Islaz�d F. Drevr,
Commissioner Joe fiurner
Gent].emen:
The Cleax�vcater aedera-�ion of Civic Clubs, repreaentir�g 12� neighborhood
orga�zizs�tions in alI areas of Clearwater with an estimated tatal memberehips of
more than .�000 people is �its�1];y interested in tho C�.ty bud�et to be �dopted fa�
tho 1950-51 year.
We hereby ofier your honorable board the x"'ullest coopc�ration in f:he
preparation of this budget. We rsalize it is� a tramendous job �nd oP vital
importance to thousanda�and thousands of our people.
We al�o ask for permission for representatives: of our fc�deration to sit in
on al]i conferences and public mee�ings called to prepara this budget.
YJa feel thctt we can help you and that 9ou can help us by preparing the best
budget for next year.
Sincerely youra,.
Signed: F. C. Lucas
President
Mro Luoius S'„ Ruder,
Iviorton Plant AospitaT,
Clearvaater, F1.orida.
Dear Mr. Ruder:
April� 22,, 1950
Enclosad please find a mimeographed copy of thc� proposal submitted by James A.
H�milton and Assoc3ates for a survey to determine the hospital need.s of Hills-
borough and Pinellas Couniies. Included also is the proposed pror�tion of costs
for tha survey betweon the various cities and counties.
f�t � meeting of represen�ativQs of the two counzies and several cities it was.
agreed that �the proposal should be presented to their respective governmenis £or
approval and signature bg tha prepsr o£fici�ls for the designated amounts�.
In addition eaeh county and city should appoint its sin�le representative
to form the Hospital a�c� Study Corr�nittee.
If your government can endorss th3s proposal for its pro-rata share and
de�ignate its reprasen�ative for the Hus�ital 5tudy Co�nittee during the month of
April we may begin the survay by the first oi' �une, 1950.
Tha pro-rata cost of the aurvey for Cleartvater is 4.39� or a maximum of
$P658 , 50 ,
Sincerel� yours,
(Signed) H. Phillip Hampton, n4.�.
Teriporary Chairnian
Hospital 5urve� Committae
HPIi: hgd
Enclosures (3)
PETITION
We, being the un�ers3gned propert5 owners oP Breeze Hill Sub-Division, Clear-
r�rater, Florida, do herebg, on this the 2e�h day of April,Ninetaen Hundred and
Fifty, urgently reques� the City Co�issioners of tho Citv of Clearwatar to tak�
immediate aetion regardir.g the dust crc�ated bg the recent laying of shell on
H311crest Drive, �unning from Chestnut Street to Druicfi Road. Thi� paving has
praved to be de'cremental to the health, well-bsing, and enjoyment oP new homes
of the property owners„ by creatin� asth.�netic conditions, mAking the use of
porches impossible, and creating a speed-way that is endangering the lives of
children an� safety of property owned by the undersigned.. Your actinn will ba
greatly apprec3ated.
(Signed by 28 property owner9)
CITY COTi1142SSI0N MEETTNG
i+I&y I, 1950
P�TITIQN
hlr. Bogd Bennstt,
Citg tRanager,
ClearWaLer, F1a.
Dear Dir. Bennett:
April J.B, 1950
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.' :�,'o
!"le, the undersi�ned, are a�l owner3 of property fronting on or adjacent to
property frontin� on Fii,llcrest Ave., between the streets o� Druid Road and Chestnut.
We, hereb� respectiull� petition the City Comiiission, throu�;h you, to treat �he
existing sheZ1 paving so as to elizninate tize dust from this street.
PTA fee� that tha treatmen� of this street 3s t� neces4ity in ea.much aa this
straet has become heavily travoled and a lar�e amount of dust is blo�rrn onto ou�
pr.operty and into our homes by each passing vehicle.
(Signed by three propert5 ovmers}
April 19, 1950.�
Inter-Office Gonanunication
To-------Mr. Bennett
From-----0. H. Anderson (Sec►y Zoning Board}
Sub�ect: REQIIi�ST OF VJ. D. 04VENS`
At the regular meeting of the Zoning Soard held on Tueaday evening,. April
18, 1950 s� motion was scade and carried that the request oz Pd. v. O�vens to rez.c>na
Lot� I, 2, �, 4, 5, and 6, �lock 17, hlagnolia Park Subdzv3.sion from R-� (residential)
to Business zoning, be appraved and considerad as a hardship case, due to tha fact
that there has been a business building on part of this property for about si�.years.
Attached hesawith is hir. Gwens request.
�ity Commission,
Clear�vater, Florida.
GentZe�en:
March 30, T950
Re: Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 8: 6, B1ock l'7� ntagnoZia Park.
V1e woulcl like to rr�ake applicaf�ion for the rezoning o� Lots ]!- 2- 3- 4- s and 6,
Block 17, Magnolia Parl� to bus.i.ness and 13ght manufacturing.
We have been using this propertg for the past a3x yea�ra� and it has been cal�ed
to our attention that the aforesaid property was classed for duplbx apartments,etc.
We have hacl a bu3lding c�n thia property f.or the past six �ears.
You will note that the property to the nor�h is zonea i'or business arid also
�he property to the west. Therefore, we would like to have this property changed
to business zoninga
WDo:dw
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Y.aurs vex~,v truly,
VJ. D. OYuEPlS CQTiSTRUCTION C0.
By (Si�ned) W. D. Owen�
Nay 1, 1950
To the Honora�le �ity Coruni.as�:oners,
City o£ Clearv�a�er, �ilaricle.
Gentlemen:
It has been called to my attention that NIr. l"J. D. Ovrens ha� askod ior a
ehange in zone status of Lots 1 through 6 inclusive, in Block 17, of Magnoli� Park
Subid3vieion.
T$is is! therefore, to advise that, &�� owner of a majority of all property
a�reoti� adjoin3ng blr. Cwens� property, I Y�ave no objection to the cormnission
complying witlz his request,
In addition to owning a majority of the propertg� immediAtely adjoining as
aforesaid, my brother ancl I ovrn the entire block across the strset to the north
an Chestnut Street and I a� author.ized to speak in behali' oP this ownership. I
nexeby regis'ter no objectione
HB:mb
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Respectfully,
{Si�ned) Herbert Blant�n
GITX COn�1I�'fISSIAId f,7EET2IIG
May S, 1950
i�4ay l, 1950
Tc the Hond Ci-�y �ommissioners�
City of Clearwater.
Gentlamen•
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This is to advise that a� ow�er of lot 1� in Block i'7, N?agnolia T'ark Sub-
division abutting 54 feot on property oP W.D.Uwens in said block, I have no ob-
jection to the C�,�y Coir¢niasianers granting his request for a change in the status
of the present zoning of hia property.
ftespecti'ull.y,
(Si�;ne3) Frank E. Smith
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t�iay 1, 1950
Ta the fIo�. City Conmissioners,
City of Cleas^nater, Florida.
This is to sclvis� that as owner of lot 16 in block 17, Ma�nolia Park Subdivision,
a'hutt3ng 55 feet on property oi W. D. Otiren� in said rlock, I have no objection to
bhe ci�� cormnissioners granting a change in the zonin� atatns of his said property
to a buainees zone.
Respectfizlly,
(:igned) Ora S. Hart
April 29� 1950
n�Iro Boyd Bennett,
City bisna�;er,
Clearvrater, F1Q.
Dear �3r. Bennettt
Lots 1--2-3-4-5-8e 6, Ir�agnolia P�rk, Black 17 are now in residential zoning
section altho we understand there is a move or ia going to be a request made to the
Qity Corunissioner� at an early da•te for these l�ts to be put in business district.
We the undersignad property ovrners ad�acent to said lots do hereby through
this medium voice our objections to these s�id lots being put into the business
dis�rict, and we ilzrther object to said property being used as at present for atoring
pipes, maahinery and other unsight2y abjects, and �ve also object to negroes living
on this property which has been the custom �or tha past few gears; this is a white
nsighbo�hood and the City of Cleartivater should p��otect our rights�.
Please put this letter on file �nd �r�sent it to the City Commissioners on
our beha].f should the question arisa relative to thmse lots being embrassed into the
Iiusiness District.
Sincerely aubr.�itbed,
(Signed by � propert� owners)
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April �4, 1950
Honorable Board oi City Corranissioner�,
Clearwater, Fla.
Gentlomen:
I wish to apply fbr permission to operata a T�xi Cab in Clesrwater, This
is not an additional taxi but is one for�erly operate3 by S. i�, vavie, who formerly
held tx�o permits and now inter�ds to operate only one.
The texi will bs a 195Q 2,iereury and tNill be driven by Iisry Dubry, who will
sacure a c:iauffar� s 13cerise and poli.^.e permi� before opex�atin� date. I am a propertg
awner in Clearvu�ter and have lived here since 1945, and I have a good record.
I will appreciata greatly the approval o�' this transfer by the Corrmiiasion.
Sincerely,
(Signed ) Az�nie Butt�
CTTY COn'[MTSSIOId n�YEETING
May 1, 7,950
A�pril �7, 1.950
Citg nIan�ger9
City oi' Clearwater, Floridw
Dear Sir,
The Field Meet sponsored by our club on Sunclay, April 23, vras con�idered
a success by participants and spectators alil�eo YJe wish t� expxess our apprecia�ion
to you and the Cit� Connnissioners for your caopera��ion in permittin�; us ta use tho
area behind the Bay C1uk� for our meet � liJe feel, and hope you �vill Ag;rea, that
since v�te organized in bIay cf 1949, much has been done towards improt*ing tl�zs canditioiis
concerning motorc�cles ar�d motorcyala riders in this city.
We have been, and will continue trying to show the public thtzt mo�arcycling
as a sport can be e credit to a conmiunity.
idemo To
Subject:
Yours �i�il�y,
�lorgan J. VJare
S'ee�y Egquire A3otorcycle C1ub
Clearwater, Florida.
The Honorable Board of County Conynissioners�
Pinellas County, Florida
Report�.
Gen_tlemen:
4�20�50
There are submiti;ed herercith the follovring reports f�r the
month of I�Iarch, 195Q:
Financial report cover3ng receipt� and disbursemer_ts for C;learv��ater Vaterans� County
Service Office.
Repor�E of activitias of Clearve�ter an3 St. Petersburg �Teterans� Caunty S'ervice Offiees.
Trustin� you wi?1 find those �eports in orde�, I remain
Yonrs tru�tv,
J. A e Preedom,
CountS Service Officer
JAP�iI
- ---- 4/20�5Q
Receipts and d3sbursements of Clearvrater��
Veterane� County Servics Office i'or the month
of i�larch, 1950;
Receipts.
Pinellas County .............. .��`'21.6.10
Cit,y of Clearrrater.... .... ... 50„00
CitS of Tarpon Springs .... .. . 9m00
CitS af I}unedin ..... .......... 9,00
Tota 1
�p284 , lU
D3sbur�emen�s.
J. A. Praedonl,salary........$p128.3�
Secretarya salar5..... ..... 100.00
Car Operation.... '�� 25.00
Stamps and registrations...... 9.60
Telephone u long distance..... 9.,10
Ptg< staty. office expense
arid incidentals... .,...... 12,05
Tota� �;284.10
Signed
J. A . Preeclom
RES'dLUTI013
YVHEREAS: it has been de�ermined by the City Cor.miission of tho City of
Cleerr•+ater, Florida, thfrt the property described beloyv should be cleaned o£ weeds,
grass and/or under�rush, and that after ten (10) days natice and failure of the
ovmer thereoP to do sa, the City should cl.eaz� such property and chrar�e the costs.
thereof against tha respective property.
D10VJ THEREFORE BE IT �SOLSTED by the Gity Co�unisaion of the Cit� of Clearvaabar„
Florida, that the followin,� deseribed property, situata in said City, shal.l bd cleanecl
Continued
CTTX COZJ[I�ITSSION AIEETING
May 1, 1950
Rasolu�ion, lot cleaning, cont�d
of weeds, �rasa and�or underbrush w�.thin ten (10) da�s after notice in writing to
the ownera thereof to do so and that upo� failure to comply with said n�ticey the
City sYiall perform such cleanin� and aharge the costs thereof against t"r,.� respectiv�
properties in accorclance with Sec�ion 128 of the Gharter of the Cit� of C1.earwatar,
& 8 AM8riCI6Cj..
Owner:
Earl A. Jackson
1699 Cle�zrwater Lergo Road
Clearwater, Fla,.
Jessie G. Smith
Pal.m Pavilion
Clearwater Beach, Fla.
Howard R. A�cGau�hey
137:Q N. Greonwood Avenue
Clearwater, Floridm
Geo. Ro Seavy, et als
1058 Sunset Point Urive
Clearwater, Fla.
Paul J. Chipello
629 Cleveland St.,
Clearvrater, Florid�
Robert I. I�yon
394'7 Jacelyn Stra�t
Wa shington, i� � iJ .
Prope ri:.y :
Lot 19,
Tennessee Terrace
Lot 1, B7.lt E,
Ke�stone nienor Su'�cls
Lot 5& E..37 t 4�� Of I�ot 4a Blk E'
Ke�s�one I+ianor Subd�
Lot 6& B. I8+8'� of Lat 5, Blk E,
Kegstone l;ianor Subd o
Lote 7,8y5,10z11,12, 1�, Blk. E,
Keystone hi�nor Subd,
Lo� 14, i31k E,
Kegstone I�Zanor
PASSED A2TD ADOPTED by the Citg Corrunission of the City of
Clearvrates•, Florida, this lst day nf h:ay, A.D., 1950.
Aarr,q �. Sargeant
b2a�Tor �onnnissioner
ATTEST:
H. G. PJin�o
C-tg Auditor and Glerk
April 21, 1950
I3onorable City Connnissioners,
Clearv��ater, Florida.
Gentlemen:
As Trustees of the GitS* of Clear�rater Employees Psnaioz� Pund, �oa are
herebq notified that Eioy C. Be11, laborer on e�arbage truck has been dul� ex�nined
by a local physioian and designated by hira as a"first cl�;ss�' r3s�.
The sbove employed began hia 3exJice tiv3th the Ci�y on October 27, 1945. iie
is under 45 yPars of age and meets 'the requireme.�ts oF our Classified Service, It
is Y�ereby reconunendefl by the r�dvisory Corrnnittee that he be aecepta�i into membership.
Ver,y truly �ours,
Advisory Comnittee of the C�ty
Employeea Pension �lznd,
Si�nad: Paul Ii'ane
�" Ju&,nita i3lanton
° Dick iveZson
HonoraUle Cit� Co�issianars�
Clearwater, Flor:tda.
�antlerilen:
April 26, 195Q
' As Trustees oi' the City of Cloarwatar �.•lnployees Pension Fund, you are hereby
nobified that Susan Ei. Hibbard, secre�:ary for the City Auditor & Cler� has baen dul�
examined by a loaal physic3an and desi�;nated by him as s �'first cZass' risk.
The above emplogee began her sarvica r�ith the Gity on OctoUer 12, 1949e She
is under 45 years of age and meeta the requirements of our C1ass3fied Servicc�. It is
hereUy recoxmnendad by the Advisor,y Committoe that slie bo aocaptad into memberahip.
Very t rulg yours,
Advisor,y Coannittee� of the
Cit� IInp•loyee�_Pension Fund
Si�;ned: Paul Ka�e
� Juani�a Blani;on
�' Dick Nelson
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C�.TPY CON[MTS�'.sTQN IVtEE°PTNG
Afay I, 1950
Apri1. 26, �.950
Honorable City Conmiissioners,
Clearvrater, Flor3d�u.
Gentlemens
As Trustess oi tkie City of Clea;rwater �lnploy'ees Pens�ion Fund, you are
hereby notified that John Henry Crood�vine, worlQnrxn in tha Public Service Department,
has been duly e�mined by a local phpsician and designated by him as a°fir�t class°r
risk.
Ths above employee began his service w3th the CitSr on n4aq 16, 1949. Tie is
under 45 years of age and meets the requiremants of our Classifiod Serv3.ce, Tt i�+
lzerebg recoimnended by the Advisor,y Co�nnittee that he Ue accepted inbo meinbership.
Ver� ti�zly yours=
Advisory Coumiittee of the
City Employees �?ension F�ind.
Si�ned: Paul Kana
duanita Blanton
�' Dick Nelson
April 22, 1950
Honarabla Gity Connnissioners
Clearvrater, Florida
Gentlemen:
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees Pension F`und, you are heraby
notified that Ulys L. Payne, �or]ffaan in tine E��trical Department, has been duly
examined by a Tocal physician and designated by hixi as ��'first class" risk..
The above employee began his service with the City on Saptember Z9, 1949. He
is under 45 yearg of age and meets the requirement� o£ our Classified Service. It i�
hereby reeouu,nended b� the Aclvisory Committee that he be ac�epted into uaembersh3.po
Very truly your�,
Advisory Committae of the
Cit� Emplo�ee� P�nsion Fund.
S3�ned: �uanita Blanton
Paul I�ne
" Dick PTelson
Honorable City Cu�mnissioner�;
Clear4vater, F'i�.orida�
CTentlemen;
April 24, 19�0
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater �nplovees Pension Fund, you are hereby
notified that Joseph rorest, laborer in tlze Public VJorks Departments has been duly
ex�mined by a Iocal p}�ysi�ian and des�gnated bg hi.m as an ��avera�e�� r•isk.
The above e�aployee be�an h3a service with the City on February 81, 1949. He
is und�:r 45 years of age and msets the requirements of our Glassifiod Ser�Tice. Under
the existing circumstances, as reported by Dr. Vm L. Hagan, the Advisory Committee
does not wish to recommend this man for meinbership in the Pension Fund.
Very truly yours,
A�dvisory Coirnni�tee of the
City Employees Pension Funa.
Signed:
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Honcrable Citv Co�rnnissioners„
Clearw�ter, Florida,
Gentlemen:
Paul Kan�
J'uan ita Bla nt on
Dick Nelson
April 21, 1950
As Trustees of the Ci�� of ClearQrater Employoes Pennion Fu�d, you are
hereby not3fied that Mathi� Diekena, la'borer in the Pub1�c Ssrvice Department, has
been dulg examined by a lacal phyeic3an and desi�nated b� h3m �s an ���veraKe° risk.
The above employee began his service tvith ths City on Tlovember 28, 1949.
He is uncler 45 years of age and meets the requirements of our Classified 9erv:Lce.
It is hereby rQcorrnnended b3* the Advisary Cormnittee that he be accepted int;o member-
shipo �
Ver,.y trul� yours,
Advi�ary Coranittee of the
Cit� Lmp].oyees! Pension N3znd.
Si.�ned.: P�ul Kane, Juanita Blaz�ton, DicI� Nel�on
CTTY GORIn125SI02d MEETING
I��ay 1, 1950
Hoazorable City Commis:sionexs.,
Clec�rvrater, F'lorida.
Gent].emen:
V ��
ApriT 24, 1950
Ae Trustee� of the Citg of Clearv�ater Employeea� Pen�ion Fund, :,�ou are
hereby notified that Alanuel Peterg, worl�nan in the Parks Department, has been duly
exqmined by a local, phqsic3an and designated by h1m as an ��av�ra�e�P risko
The above empZoqee be�an his servic�e with the Cit� on Se�ternbar 29, 1949.
He is under 4a years of age and meets the requirements of our Classified Service.
Under the exiatin� circumstances, as reporte;d by Dr. V. L� Hagxn, the Advisory
Corrunitteo does not wiah to reconnnend th3a man f or memberahi� in the Pansion �nd.
Ver�y truly yours,
Advisor3* Cormnittea of �he
Cit� �nployeea Pension Fund.
Si�ned; Paul Xane
Juanita Blanton
�r� Dick IZelson
April 24, 1950
Honor�Ule City Co�nissioners,
CTearv�ater, F�orida.
Gentlemen:
As Trustees of the City oi �learsJater Emplovees Pension Fund, you are hereby
notif3e�i that �d Dickaon, laborer 3n tYie Public VYorks Department, has been duly
examined by a local ph�sician and designated b� him as an ��avera���� risk.
The a'6ove employee began his service with the City on June 14, 19490 He
is under 45 years oi' age and meets the requirements of our Classified Service. Under
the axisting circumstance�, as reported by Dr, V. I„ Hagan, the Advisorv Co�iitee
does not wish to recommend this man for membarship in the Pension Fund.
Very trulg yours,
Advisorq Cotr,�ittee ox' the
City Emplo�ee� Pension F4znd
Si�ned: Paul Kane
� ` Juan3ta Blanton.
�� Dick Nelson
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