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11/20/1950 " ~ II,' ; -~~<':'I'! ..' /' ::: , '. , , ~,'.,' .~ "., .,.. .. ,; ,...'".~.:'~,;.. ;. r'.:" ; , , ' , '.. ,... '..~'" :."~,, . , , ' ",:" _"" c.:..: ';~);:L;.~ ~:i!:~~:'~;:'~*:;~~i,;~~:~*~~U.:;f.~ti~~;kj$i~~if.~~k;\!t;c';'j';;i//, ::, ~/' '1 ,:;,<::,"i'\'/~::';'L ;:,0,' .., ~ '''.~'::f',,:':f):,:~-I.hl~l. ;"., , ~ }~lli!ll, 1< ,o;f',f'"J.". , .,..,",., " ,I ',:~ \":':" ::', ~ .. ",,' ,'" '. ,-",,"",' ,.- ", ~', " '..'~,.', ,.'. .' , ", , : \.:' ,';"! , . ' , , .' . .. 'I, ,'. , .',: r'1.', " ",," ~, '" i'- , t ~ t, " I t (, t " CITY CO~1MlSSION ~lF.ETING November 20, 1950 . .... .?:;i~ " j} ":, ':J -:. ", """';.. ,~E " ,,';' :i~ , ',' "1 ,',,~ : : :.'i t, ~".~':'J.,l~'} !~ .~ . ~~1 :[1 ;:1;' ',i '~'~,: ~: .~~ 'f ;, { ;~.t The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in Regular Session at City Ha~l Monday. November 20th at 7:30 P.M., with the following members present: Harl"Y' D. Sargeant E. B. Casler Jr. Leland F. Drew Joe Turner _Mayor-Commissicner -Commissioner -COl11Il1issioner -Conunlssioner Absent: -Cor.lll1issioner Herbert M. Brown Wel'e: Boyd A. Bennett George T. McClamma Ben Krentzman Also Present -City Manager -Chier or Police -City Attorney Ie :. \~, It was moved by Commissioner Drew tha t the minutes of the meeting of Nov- embe~ 6th be approved in accordance with the copy thereof ru~nished each member in w~itlng, subject to the rollowing correction: Paragraph 5 on Page 3 be changed to read as follows: "The City Manager submitted the contract with W. H. At'D1ston Company based on its bid made f'or the constructIon of' Part I and Part II ot the Causeway Yaoht Basin, in the amount of $105,803.~4, together with a performanoe t bond with the National Surety Company of New York, N. Y. in like amount". and . """".', ~~1::::::::::~ r::r:::~::: b:n::a:::a::d w~::. be:e r::::::d ~a :o:e::::::1: 1/};,'l,~i ' a tractor and mower. This bid. from Hovey Brothers Tractor Company. was opened. 'i'";..>,',':,,>,, On a motion by Commissioner Drew, which was seconded by Commissioner Casler and carried, the bid 1n the amount of $2,118.00 was referred to the City Manager for his oonsideration. The Manager reported that no bids had been received for repairing the roof at the Sewage Disposal Plant. On a motion by Commi8s1one~ Drew, Which was seoonded by Commissioner Casler and carried, the matter was referred to the City Manager. Four bids for the pa~ting of the interior of City Hall were opened. Proposal #1 called for: , A--Palnting basement, woodwork stained and va~nished. B--Painting first floor and stair well, woodwork stained and varnished. C--Painting aecond floor, stair well to balcony and balcony, woodwork stained and varnished. The alternate proposals were the same a s the .foregoing, except that woodwork would lV:~:'::<\:~:~~:~~~\;" be enameled. On proposal. #l~ H. H. Freidt bid $2420.00, on alternate proposal, ~,,)?;;::!:~:~ffrj:~F ' $2635.00. On proposal #1, Jos. J. SiInmons bid $2:590.20. on alternate proposal, $2705.20. ~~'>::)!>.;[;I};:yW~;;' (: On proposa 1 #1, John B. Tucker bid $7B9 .75, on 81 terna te proposal $901.25. 1i/:.:,;~:.~~';~~~fr~~> " W. K. Truluck & Sons on Proposal #1, bid $1879.00, but offered no bid on the alternate I~;,::,<,\~~,:~;~g,,~:::; proposal. It was moved by Commissioner Drew that the bids be referred to the City \:".);::,~);'i;;,~~~&)~ 1. Manager for tabulation. The motion waS' seconded by Connnissioner Turner and carried. ~(:~{r";);(:;~~i~~::. I. I , I. ~ ~, ~ , :i :;' ,:.t i~: ,-~, ;',~; ""'l ;:Cj -.:ii. , ,{~: , .i:.\ , ':'~ "')/ ":'<;i '~f. :{f ,;~ , ,'..:if '.~~ ....: Commissioner Drew. addressing other members or the Commission, stated that he would like an opinion from the City Attorney as to the advisability or his re- signing on account of his being a candidate for Mayor, stating that he wanted to do whatever was to the best interest of the City. The City Attorney read the Charter requirements for filling a vacancy created by a resignation and noted tha.t one Commissioner were to be elected for the unexpired ter.m of one yea~, the es- tablished practice of having three Commissioners retire one year and two the next would be disturbed. Commissioner Casler moved that the matter be given study untl1 the next regula~ or called meeting or the Commission. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and oarriedo if" The City Attorney read the proposed per.mlt which would authorize Captain Wi~liam Ueyer use of a part of the dock in front of the Municipal Auditorium for a periOd of one year. Attorney A. T. Cooper, representing Captain Meyer, objected to that part of the agreement which would tenninate the agreement at will.. and stated Captain Meyer would like more assurance of permanency~ The City Attorney stated that that particular clause appeared in all or the C1 ty' s lea;se agreements. Cammissioner Drew stated that he had announced at the time the matter first came before the Commission. his opposition to tying up this dock for any period longe~ than necessary, to care ror docking boats during the time the Yacht Basin is under construction. Commissioner Casler moved that the proper City ofricials execute the lease. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried. Com- missioners Ca sler J Sargeant and Turner voted "Aye". Coramissioner Drew voted "'No". The Manager submitted a request by the North Shore Association, that that part or Sunset Drive between Fair.mont street and the South line of Sharps Sub- division be zoned as R-l. together with the Zoning Board's reconmendationthat the request be granted. Commissioner Cas1e~ moved that,the reoommendation or the Zoning Boa~ be accepted and the mattep be rererred to the City Attorney ror inolusion in the Ordinance for the Zoning referendum. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and ca~ri&d. ....<<:'t1"It~_ ~__.. __ "? i'il,!:i~)l~!il~.~L'L""';";- ..;..,..... .;'.. ""j'" ~',,' ....--, "~' ':~l~i,:~~,1w\)J.t~ ~';Jrtlt,~'.tM;~,.~1 :\ d ,., "~;l !1 .jl ~~~ ~'";,,._:i :11' \',:,L:..' ";~ .J , '.' ~ :' ,r i ". . " ;- " , :~, '':1 '! " .~ '.. ,. ':~ ~~~' ~;, " '-t ,'~ 1 ;~. , ~ ;;r ii, ".{ . '!( ';,' ,,~ .!l :.~~ t~. . ,II .' ..- ~ ,.,.., ~.~ ,; ,~".j:,,',j,'~;;:i: ;,\:~~; ,~:~~,.,; :,:,~,\;,:,i,~~,;i~~1~!~(\.;.t{~~~;j;.1,;~~~~;;)f;;~~,t~l~( ,c",;,";'" ::;: '!:;: rf I.. 2 f': ,;;i,: " ~;; I j ~ ~1('~r. ,\, ~ .t,' ,..,~IJ,...,~. I' ,. '. ;i!~li~> >;1 ,..: ~-;':~~.>~;~~::.:~" \ ....;, '.", L',~ ."::: ':>.~'? :,; " ':"" ~..~.::~. :::. " y',,' , .' ,,' .,' '. ,"'" '.. _.:_. ,~ ~, ... ... t.. . '.......~ .. :,.... ..~.....: ~ ~'':':.'.,~, . ;' :J ..:.: M', '~.. ,:.,~ ~'" .. ...~ .'.,. ~ ".;:. ~ _". .'... CITY COMMISSION MEETING November ao, 1950 Attorney Lloyd Phillips appeared before the Commi8sion requesting that the Co:r.nnisslon re-consider its action in denying Mr. Al~ert Vasconi' 8 request for a ten foot set baok on Lots 10 and 11 of Padgett's Subdivision on Lincoln Avenue and Kenwood Court, stating that the only person objeoting at the time of the hearing had voluntarily withdrawn her objeotions. Commissioner Casler moved that proper notices be given for a Publio Hearing on December 4th. The motion was seoonded by Commissioner Turner and oarried. Items 23, 24, 25 and 26 on the Agenda were considered at the same time. The items were as follows:- Tho request of Mr. Herbert Blanton Jr. tha t Lot 9, Block 16', Magnolia Park be ohanged from R-2 Zoning to '~usiness". The request ot P. G. and Cora Edwards that ulta 13, 14, 15 and 16 of Blook 16, Magnolia Park be changed fram R-2 to Business Zoning. The request of Mr. Herbert Blanton that Lots 7 and 8, Block 17, be changed from R-2 to "Business" Zoning. The request of Mr. lle:t'bert Blanton that lots 10, 11 and 12, Block 16, Magnolia Park, be changed from R-2 to Business Zoning. In each instance the written request carried the recommendation of the Zoning Board tl~t the requests be approved for inclusion in the proposed Ordina~ce for a Zoning re ferendum. Commissioner Drew noted tha t half the lots: in Block 16, fronting on Chestnut Street would be changed, and would result in spot zoning. Commissioner Drew moved that the Zoning Board's report be accepted and that Lots 1 to 8 inclusive, Block 16, be included in the re-zoning. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Casler and carried. The Clerk read a letter addressed to the Comndsslon by Mr. A. T. Cooper tendering his; resignation as Municipal Judge; the resignation to be effective January 1, 1951. Co~iBsloner Turner moved that a letter be written to Mr. Cooper expressing the Commission's regret at the loss of his services and commending him for his excellent record a s a Municipal Judge. The motion was seconded by Com- missioner Casler and carried. Bringing up the matter of an increase in salary for all City employees whose salaries are less' than $300.00 a month, Mayor Sargeant said he had been assured that the funds could be borrowed from the bank.. He suggested an inoreas.-e of 10% for those whose salaries were less than $250.00 per month and a 5% increase for those whose salarie& were from $250.00 to $300.00 per monthc He also suggested that the cost be added to next years budget. Commissioner Drew moved that a Com- mittee composed of Mayor Sargeant, Commissioner Brown and himself investigate the matter and submit a report at the next meeting. '11!le motion was seconded by Com- missioner Casler and carried. Commissioner Casler moved that consideration of the request made by the Philadelphia National Baseball Club that the right field wall at the Baseball Park be moved 30 or 40 feet, be postponed to the next regular meeting. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and oarried. The Manager submitted a tabulation of bids as opened at the November 6th meeting for supplying a Four Door Sedan for the Police DepartIllent. Commissioner Turner moved that the low bid, the bid of the Thayer Motor Company in the amount of $723.50 net be accepted. The motion was seconded by Coxnmissioner Drew and carried. Commissioner Casler moved that the Committee (Cor.mlissioners Drew a,nd Brown) negotiate with Mr. H. R. Hamlin for a Right-of-way for extending Grand Central Street East to Greenwood Avenue. Commissioner Turner seconded the motion and it carried. A letter addressed to the Commission by Mr. C. M. Strader, Agent for the Orange State Oil Company requested pennission to install temporary gaSOline am oil storage tanks and pumps at the City dock, West of the Auditorium. The same roquest was made, by letter, from Mr. Guy McMullen, Agent for the Standard Oi~ Company. Commissioner Drew moved that the matter be deferred to the next meeting. The motion was seconded by Co~nissioner Turner and carried. The City Attorney reported that he had checked the Cha'rter and state Law relative to the City's authority to establish Railroad Crossings. He stated it was his opinion that the City had such authority provided the establishment of a cros&:-, ing did not deprive the Rai1road of the proper use of its property. COl:lD1issioner Drew moved that the plan prepared by the Engineering ~epartment be accepted. in principle. and that the City Manager inform the Seaboard offioials of the Com- mission's action and they be requested to appear at the next regular meeting December 4th to discuss the matter. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried. The City Attorney called attention to the changes that had been made in the proposed Ordinance regu~ting Building Cont~cting and made comparison& with the existing Ordinance. Mr. Jacob Cribbs addresoed the Commission. contending that the Ordinance, even if amended as had been proposed, would be too restrictive on those person~ wishing to do their own construction work. Mr. H. L. Heckman of the H. & H. Supply Company told the Commission that if an owner-builder could not let out parts of the construction to sub-contractors but had to employ day labor it would result in inrerior workmanship. Commissioner Casler moved that the matter be dererred to the next meeting and the Attorney be instructed to change the paragrsph relative to ownerfr to express the feeling of the Commisslon. The motion was asconded by Commissioner Turner and carried. ,,\ . ..... _ #A~(l__ ;-!. . . . ",,, :l~' , 'oj' .' ;, " ,l { '~i' f 1:, If> !: 'i..i'. I' :( ;r :1, I ! " w* r.~;; 1~i~~"~:(~".,,;.w:. ......;".,jC,.........~. :.; ,:.~~:~...' i;.,,, ..,' '': ...'::~.'J,' ',,:'~.. '~". ~..',.._:::.,;..L...)::~_..,;.;.::..l..:.. .;. ......i::;.~'..,~~.:;.;,'.. OITY COMMISSION MEETING November 20. 1950 \:~j;;~{' , . , ,"" ""'- ;. :.:.ril~1;\; The 0ity Attorney reported that he had 1nvestigated the matter and. he could find no authority for assessing adjaoent property owners for Sea Wall. at dead end streets on 01earwater l'3eaoh.' Commissioner Drew moved that tl>.e Sea Wall be constructed at the East end ot Gardenia Street at an e8t1mate~ cost ot 01100.00 in acoordance with the proposal of James R. Billet. The motion was seoonded by Commissioner Turner and oarried. The Oi ty Manager requested that he be authorized to invest $1100.000.00 of the $125,000.00 from the sale of Utility Revenue Certiticate~ in Government bonds, until the money is needed to pay for the water stand pipe installation. C~1ssioner Drew moved that the matter be referred to the Manager for 1nves- tigation and report. The motion was seconded by CommisSioner Turner on1 oarr1ed. The Oity Attorney stated that the new r '.:,/ Code Dooks would be received wi thin the next rew days. It liSS the Oity ~Ianag~rt 8 recoJl1lJ18nda.tion that such volumes as are set aside for sole be sold at e10.~O each. On a motion by Com- missioner Drew, seoonded by Commiss1oner Turner and ~arried, the price ot the Code Books was set at $10.00 eooh. . The City A~nager recammended the transfer ot $10,000.00 trom the Oigarette Tax Fund tor widening Myrtle Avenue. It was moved by Commissioner Turner, s8condad by Commissioner Drew and carried that the transter of $10,000.00 trom the Oigarette Tax Fund be approved. Commissioner Drew moved that Item #19, the installation ot 150 ft. o~ e i~ch water main on Druid Road at an estimated cost of $475.00 and Item (/;20, '750 tt. ot a inch water main extension on Casler Avenue and R1dgewood Avenue at an estimated cost o~ $375.00 be approved. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried. The City Iwlanager reported that he had authorized the following gas and. 1If.lter main extensions costing less than $300.00: Nov. 1, 225 ft. of 2" water msin on Hibiscus St. 3.. ot Gulf-to-Bay Blvd. 250 ft. of l~,1Ii gas main on Harvard St., w. or Keystone Dr. on Fierce Street to serve New Oountry Club House of 2" wa ter IDa in on Somerset street of 2w water main on Washington St. of li" gas main to serve New Count~ Club House Commissioner Drew moved that the City l~nager's report be opproved8 was seconded by Commissioner Casler and carried. Nov 2, $150.00 $120.00 $295 .00 Nov. 11, 450 ft. ot 2" water main Nov. 6, 400 ft. of 2" wa tar ma 1n $-225.00 $125.00 t.200.00 Ul290.00 The motion Nov. 6, Nov. 6, Nov. " 200 ft. 285 ft. 600 ft. The Manager submitted two Resolutions which would require certain property owners to clean their lots of grass, weeds, and underbrush. On a motion by Cam- missioner Turner, seconded by Commissioner Drew and unan~ou81y carried, ths Resolutions were adopted. On a motion by Commissioner Casler, seconded by Co~1ss10ner Turner and carried, the Commission approved the issuing of a per.mit tor a tent show, for November 16-11-18 and 19th, on ~operty owned by Tack and Warren. On a motion by Oommissioner Turner, seconded by Commissioner Casler and carried, the meet1,ng adjourned at 10:45 P,M. Cler . :', "'~~~ m?tt;~;~~~ 1",;:d~"::,;/,.~riF:,,:, I ":';{\~:;;'~ I j i v ~J:'4,,~:;(~:Ii~~~;~;~!~J~d;;,~;;," ...'.::. ~" : ,'" ""'~"\]~ ; :; . '., ..,~~:'d;;~ .. '~iJ~~~;?J:i:,; . '.' ,?;.\"" ,,' .,'1 , " ; ".,' " '. - ,.;..<: ,..~, I. , , , .~ . . ,~ "., , f :,...... ";" . " " , "~, -',;. ,'...... ","'~.''''. , ';,'<- CITY COMMISSION MEETING November 2,0, 1950 November 17, 1950 Mayor-Commissioner Harry D. Sargeant, .... Commissioners: La la nd Drew E. B. Casler, Jr. Herbert M. Brown Joo Turner :', .', ,,' .." )". , ,:." "',~ ,pIi"::':'\- ,,' '- . ! ""~;"':~:' Gentlemen: The regular meeting of the City Commission will be held Monday evening, November 20, 1950 at 7130 P.M. in the City Hall. BAB: gg Very truly yours, Boyd A. Bennett Oity Manager- , ,\ , ! I I ! I , , , I j i I ,\ I I I 1. Reading of minutes ot regular meeting ot November 6g 1950 2. Report of the committee on the request ot the Phillies to move right tield wall at the base ball park - 30 or 40 tt. 3. Consideration ot the bids for a new police car to replace one now in service. 4. Report of the City Attorney on the request by the committee tor his opinion as to the City's legal rights in connection with the opening of Missouri Avenue or Jefferson Street across the Seaboard R. R. 5. Report of the Zoning Board and the committee's report on amending the zoning la,w in Sunset Drive Section. 6. Presentat10n of lease between Captain Meyer and the City tor dock space at the City dock west of the Auditorium. 7. Consideration of the &lilding Contractor's ordinance on its second reading. 8. City Attorney's report on the legality of assessing adjacent ~operty owners for the cost of oonstructing sea walls a t dead end streets on the bea'ch. 9. Consideration of the appointment to the Zoning Board - to fill vacancy oreated by the resignation of Mr. Horton. 10. Consideration of the opening of the fence at through streetsp whioh was con- struoted in 1933 from Clearwater Bay to the Gulf of Mexico - separating the Carlouel Development trom the other part of the beach. 11. Report ot the City Manager on the progress of Lincoln Mercury Co. in moving off a portion of Cleveland Street, w}lich they are now occupying. 12. Consideration of the Mayol'js suggestion for increase in salaries for the City employees. 13. City Manager's report on the cost of making a survey - preparing of a plat for the dedication of a street, together with the description of the street to be dedicated and all of the lots with markers on each corner - part ot lots 1?, 18 and 19, Block F, 1st Addition to Sunset Point, for which lots, Mr. John Segelken has made an offer to purchase the lots not used for street purposes. 14. Report of the City Attorney on a petition of property owners to have Chestnut street opened and graded from Greenwood Avenue to serve their lots 8. 9, la-- Block 16# Magnolia Park Sub. 15. Report of the City Attorney on the Collection of charges for the clearing o~ lots of the County Tax Collector. 16. Report of the City Manager on water and gas main extensions approved - cost- ing less tl~n $300.00: (a) Nov. 2, 1950 - 225' of 2" water main on Hibiscus Street south of Gulf-to-Bay Blvd. to serve one (1) customer at estimated cost of t>150.00. (b) Nov. 2, 1950 - 250' of lilt. gas main on Harvard St. west of Keystone Drive, to serve one (1) customer at an estimated cost of $120.00 (c) Nov. 11, 1950 - 450' of 2ft water main on Pierce St. to serve one customer - Borden's Dairy - estimated cost $295.00. 17. Request of Chief of Police for special appropriation of $700.00 to cover the cost of purchasing nine (9) parking meters. 18. City Manager's report on the State Road Department repairing the draw bridg& on the causeway and the estimated cost to the State Road Department to con- struct electrically operated gates. 19. Consideration of the approval of 150' of 8" water main on Druid Road at an estimated cost of $475.00 to furnish water service to two (2) customer~. 20. Consideration of the extension of 750' of 2't water main on Casler Avenue and Ridgewood Avenue at an esti~~ted cost of $375.00 to serve one (1) custaner. 21. City Attorney's report on a meeting with the Zoning Board, re: signs. 22. Consideration of ordinances relative to changes in the Zoning laws to be pre- sented to the voters for consideration in the next municipal election. 2~. The Zoning Board's report on the request of Herbert Blanton for the rezoning of Lot 9, Block 16. of Magnolia Park Sub. from B-2 to business. 24. Consideration of the Zoning Board's report on the request of Mr. P.G. and Cora Edwards for the rezoning of Lots 13, 14, 15 and 16, Block 16, Magnolia Park Subdivision from R~ to business. 25. Conaideration of report of the Zoning Board on the request of Herbert Bl~nton for the rezoning of lots 7 and 8, Block 17, Magnolia Bark subdivision, from R-2 to business. 26. Consideration of Zoning Board's report on the application of Herbert Blanton for the rezoning of lots 10, 11_ & 12 in Blook le of 1~gnolia Park Subdivision trom R-2 to business. 27. The request of Lloyd Phillips for the reconsideration of previous action taken on the application of Alfred P. Vasooni for amendment to the Zoning law. AGENDA , l~" ' ..,._~'loloD'-_ "'-'-'-" .....~'-~" ',.." ;}},:;~;;~:~;;t~1 , f:YV:~""'~' :. -:, >,./,'::...,.:::::~;,~;f{~3 , ..:.~:.\:,.'.i:j , .'.' j '.,...,,:, ~ t ' .. . \':'" ,::':',"'" I t I I I ""':./. , , '('," , . ~,. ,'. . ,.' '. ,.",. .,:,.,::'?;(/.,,',- \~;;l~(~~: · I,,,,,,"~t IJ.;\,:nr}(;~~I[~i:{ f , '" ""-"J,..,, \ 11'~'!I~i~r "":l' . "~l,l.. . . .... r~:%~;W 1 " f\'~Sr;;J:;~ i';~1i)~~,: .~1:il./),t~ ~.~~:~~~r~'~' ~ "'~,j:~'~ :,~{.~:;r~R: \[i~ " "~;$.*~~i~iid,;;;~;~~;~LL:J:;"j~"~;L).~~;;,::c~;:.~;,. 28. a9. 30. ':::',:::,,;':}:,{y:,,:":' ';; l: " ',' .f :, ." }', ',~ 31. , x '~~ 'f " ...,', :~. ('., ;J. ,;1 1 [,1 J 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. I' 3? '.; 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. , ' , ..',. ' '\ ,. .1,;'.' ,I,,: . ,'I;. .;'~~')\ .....:;", ~ ",,,., !";.. ~~~ ~: :,~ ': .,~::. ';.;~~~:,~(.:.;~,;".,... ...~\.:\.';.i,'t:~: ~ ~,~ j,',:.u).; U,' .,"',.....:"...'.cu,l:Li;;~~~;J:'._\;,i' ..' CITY'COMMISSION LUm.rING November 20, 1950 Lloyd M. Phil1ips--letter November 15. 1950 City COI!Dl1ission City of Clearwater Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: Presentation of the certified public aocountant's audit of the City books for riscsl year ending June 30, 1950. Consideration of resolution covering seven (7) property owner's request for the cleaning of lots of weeds and grasa and fourteen (14) requests trom otherm than owners of property for the oleaning of 10tR of weeds and gress. The request of the County Commissioners for t he City to ply half the cost of re-surfacing Grand Avenue westward from Drew at an estimated cost to the City of about $400.00. Report of Oity Lmnagor on the gaa and water main extensions approved oosting less than $300.00: (a) Nov. 6, 1950 - 400' of 2" water main to serve the new Golf Clubhouse, at an eotimated cost of $225.00. (b) Nov. 6, 1950 - 200' of 2" water main extension on Sonlerset Street to serve one customer, at an estima ted cost ct' $125.00 (c) Nov. 6, 1950 - 265' of 2'. ViS te r ma in on Washington st. to serve one customer - estimated cost $200.00 (d) Nov. 7, 1950 - 800' ot li" gas: main to sorve the new Dolf Clubhouse at estimated cost of $2:90.00 Approval of a special penuit for a tent show on Lots la', 11 and 12 - property owned by Tack and Warren - for Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday _ November 16, 17, 18 and 19 - which was considered by three (3) members or the Commission:Caslor, Drew and Turner - ~e9day evening - November 14, 1950 at 5 P.M. in the City Manager's office - special per- mission being required under the zoning act. Report of Oity Attorney on clearing lots under the nuisance ordinance requested a t the meeting of October 2, 1950,. Cit~ Manager's Buggestion that the new City Codes be Bold at a price of '10.00 per copy. Consideration of request of Chief of Police for special appropriation for the purchase of seven (?) parking meters for installation at Court St. and South Garden Avenue, adjacent to the new Magurno building. Estimate $520.00. The request of Orange state Oil Co~pany for the installation of temporary . gasoline and oil tanks and pumps to serve the City dock west of the auditorium. Request of City ~nager for special appropriation of $700aOO for the pre- paring and producing of new zoning maps. The estitllated cost is $?OO.OO. Consideration of estimated cost of replacing pavement at south end of Gulf View Bldg. with shell and asphalt top at estimated coat of $6000.00. Request of City :Manager for authority to invest $100,000of the $125,000 utility revenue certificates in Government Bonds until the money is necessary to make payments on the cost of the water standpipe installation. Report of the City Manager on Seminole Dock. City Manager's report on the Commission's suggestion that the local Phys1clan' 8' Association nane a Doctor to periodically act as City Physician. Suggestion of the City Manager that an appropr~ation of ~10.000 from the Cigarette Tax fund b~ made for the widening of Myrtle Avenue. Opening or bids on i~ctor & Mower. Opening or bids on repairing of the roof at the Sewer Uisposa1 Plant. Opening of bids for the painting of the interior of the City Hall. Adj ournment Commission acting as Trustees for the Pension Plan. Soveral weeks ago on behalf of my client, Alfred P. Vasconl, formal appli- cation was made under the hardship section of our ordinance to alter the pro- visions or the zoning act or this City. The request was made in proper form and had gone through proper channels, the zoning board having given its approval to the proposed change. Upon this first application to you gentlemen, sitting as members of the City Commission, the proposed change was evidently favorB'bly con- sidered by you, as instructions were given to the City Attorney who, follOWing these instructions, published a notice which in part stated tha.t all persons interested in this matter were requested to be present at the date and time indi- cated for the purpose o~ being heard. The notice was properly published and the date given in said notice was October 16, 1950. At the Commission meeting held on the above-mentioned date it developed that a letter wes received from Mrs. Alice V. Farnam, who resides at 1241 Grove Street. This letter was taken by the Commission as an objection and was evi- dently the basis for their re~s1ng to grant the requested chango in the zoning Ordinance. No other objections were heard, but the Commission refused to pass the resolution. ,It now develops that Mrs. ~rnam was contacted by another neighbor Mr. John Sterr, who asked her reasons for objecting. It developed that she was ~f the opinion that the status quo was better than any change and that she did not mow, actually_ what the proposed changes meant. Thereafter, my client, Mr. Vasconi, , ' , , ..~i , , ' ".' " '''' ,~, ! cont,I,d. . ., ':" ., J" +.'.;.'~\._..\...~",r:;,;..;~_'~",.' CITY COMMISSIOll MEETING November 20. 1950 Letter from Lloyd Phi1l1ps--Cont'd. visited with Mrs. Farnam and showed her the p1ano, explaining to her why it was necessary for the proposed change. Thereafter, unsolicited by my olient, 8 letter WaS received from Mrs. Farnam which reads as follows: 11/1 nvear Mr. Vascon!r After seeing your plans for building on Grove St., Kenwood and Lincoln, I withdraw my recent objections re 10 ft. linea on Kenwood & Lincoln - 20 tt. 11ne on Grove St. stands. I was not so11cited in this matter. Sinoerely, (lira) Alice V. Farnam, 1241 G:rove st., Clea rwa ter, l!'la. It /s/ BssinR my aotions on the fact that it now appears that Mr. Vasconi oannot be financed in the building of this project unless he has off-the-street parkIng and due to the fact that the only person who objected in any way has evidently been satisfied by reviewing Mr. Vasconi's plans I hereby request you gentlemen, as members of the City Commission, to reconsider your action of Monday, October 16 and I further request that approval of: Mr. Vasconi' s original request be given by your body as a hardship case. I will be most happy to bring you the plans for Mr. Vasconits projeot if you wj,ll call me. Any other informs tlon will be furnished promptly at 'Your" re- quest. Copies of this letter are being sent to each of the ComtJl1ssioners, the Mayor, City Manager, Building Inspector and City Attorney. Very truly yours, Signed: Lloyd M. Phillips cc: see above IMP:e j November 14, 1950 Mr. Oliver A. Anderson, Secretary Zon ing Boa:rd Clearwater, Florida' Dear Slr:- I am writing you in behAlf of the North Shore Association. Some t~e ago this Association filed a petition to have rezoned as R-l both sides of Sunset Drive from Falrmont street south to the dead end of Sunset Dr1ve. The Zoning Board disapproved this request, and it was later also dl~pproved by the City Oommission. The Association has now con~erred with a committee of the City Commission on this matter. The Committee has indicated that, subject to the approval of the Zoning Board, it would be willing to zone a8 R-l, both sides of Sunset Drive f:rom Fair.mont Street south to the south line of Sharp's Subdivision. I attach a map on which the arfected area is colored red. Both sides of Sunset Drive are already zoned as R-l north of FSir.mont. In behalf of the AssocIation I respectfully request the Zoning Boa~ to approve rezoning as R-l both sides of Sunset Drive from Fainnont to the south line of Sharp's Subdivision. RR/mv Ene. Very truly yours, (Signed) Ralph Richards Zoning Board Members ApprOVing: Cleveland Insoo Jr. Herbert Blanton Oliver H. Anderson Webb Hopkins E. C. Marquardt Zoning Board Members DisapprOVing: John K. Batstone ~----~-~---------- Inter-Orrice Communicat1on To Mr. Bennett FrODl O.H.Anderson, See 'oy Zoning Board Subject: Request of North Shore Association At the regular meeting of the Zoning Board held Wednesday eveninR, November 15th, 1950 the Boo:rd recomnended that the request of the North Shore Assocla tion for the re-zoning a~ R~l, both sides of Sunset Prlva from Fairmont Street south ~o t.he south line of Sharp's Subdivision, be granted. Attached herewith 1s a copy of the North Shore Assooiation request showing ,the signatures of the Zoning Board members approving the request. November 16, 195Q .-"" " '. ': , ,A __~ ~~_"" _ . 'j ;~.I . ,.l~~\t\ '1' ' ,t?\ti ': "l -;lT~t~ . I I':~~' 'I" ;f. ' .,~ .1,.':,-, <0- ,t T'''' , ~'~;I~"i~,:~~~i;l~:tlL,ii?i'~i..:J: _ ~~;?t:l~;r~~~5&f.;<' ~ II ,." \ -'''I ...... ~'-~'l ' .'..1... "'":iiK:-;;;i~t\~t~ . " , .',1'.,..:1,.'" , '..:." , " ,l:rr'?;:~;/~\;::";:;Rt/:~'f~,;;'>< ", . r:' . , , : ' '. ~ <,}~ , ,:': ...,. ;>~ '.' ..: ,~,,"cii~~:;;;;t4~;'::, , ':"id.)"/);' ,,'.' :If'{';';;: .,~ " ,.:. ~ ....,.. ';..... " '.l< ':,. ..~;,:,., J; J:I ..J-.:.... 1.:.:) :'. . ..',<,- :...'l\~ .. :". '..... November 17, 195Q November 17. 1950 ;i' lr,..., ;;Wf~:#.~" .','; ;:~;,' , ""'\~" ", .i{tJ' tj~ ~. \ ,.,'.' ! ..... .... .;yt>~!;l'~i ~ ' . '~l ; ,,\.', . OITY OOMMISSION MEETING November ao, 195G Inter-Office Cmmmunicat10n To: From: Mre Bennett Oliver H. Anderson, Beefy Zoning Board Subjectr NORTH SHORE PARK---ZONING CHANGE The Zoning Board decision on th18 application 1s baaed on the fact that the original app11cation on which objections were vo1ced waB w1thdr&wn and this application efr.eots s smaller area in which there are a 1argar percent of one family ~esidences, leavln~ out that area on which most of the objections originated. Hon. Harry lJ. Sa rgean t Mayor, City of Clearwater Clearwater, F10ridQ Dear Mayor Sargeant: Due to press of work 1n m~ pr1v.ate law practice, I f1nd it is necessary to resign my position as municipal judge, errective January 1. 1951. It ia with & great deal of regret that I write this letter to inror.m you of my res1gnat1on. I wish to express my sincere appreciation to you, the members of the City Commission. and the City l~nager for the help and cooperation given me during the three end s ha~f years I have ne1d this office. Very truly your~, Signed: A. T. Cooper Jr. ! i ~, , .', ' ~_._--~---------~ ATC :MMC t ,,~/,: --------~-----~-~-----------~-------- CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS November ~3th, 1950 To the Oity t~yor, Mr. Sargeant, and Commissioners. Gen t:temen : It has been brought to my attention the need of gasoline and Diesel tue1 for the Boata that are to use the City Dock while the New harbor and Docks are being built. The Dock Masters and Boat owners have asked me to contact you Gent1emen and get your permission to install the necessary equipment on the City Dock for the period they will be there. It will be necessary to have an equipment Rental agreement signed by the Dock Master to be able to have m~ Company to install this equipment. Also one signature rrom the Commissioners or Mayor. Please take this under advisement and I will appreciate any conside~tion that you m1r~t give me in this matter. Yours respectfully, C. M. STRADER AGENT ~ ORANGE STATE OIL CO., CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS. STAIIDARD OIL COMPANY --~-------------------------- From: Standard Oil 00. Clearwater, Fle. To: The Cit~ Commission, Clearwater, Flao Gentlemen: 1 hereby malm applioation to install a 550 gallon tank and pump at the e1t,- Dook in front of the l.luniclpal Auditorium. Yours truly, Signed: Guy MCMullen, Agt. (Hea'd 4:45 P.M. 11/20/50) --------~----------~~--~ Inter-Office Cmnmunicatlon To From :Mr. Bennett O. H. Anderson, Sec'y Zoning Board November 16. 1950 At the regular meeting of the Zoning Board held on Wednesday evening Nov. 15th, 1950, the Board recommended that the request of Herbert M. B18nton,J~. for the rezoning of ~ot 9, in Block 16, of Magnolia Park Subdivis10n f~oE (1-2), residential to Business and to include same on the Deoember zon1ng referendUlII', if necessa l"Y, be granted. Attached herewith 1s a O()PY of lwlr. Herbert M. Blanton Jr' 8 request shOWing ,the signatures of Z'oning Board members approving this request. Subject: Request of Herbert M. Blanton Jr. '\, J"" 1..~ . " ' ., ~, .', l' .. . , ,- " ..\., --r' ... ' . ,,;t.:;)~:?~~)~~~1f\~~':W:'~~~I'~'~'~\:::'!':>,:'r~':t::;'i'.":", ::1":'" '" ,., ',.", " ".':</; , ", ..,. " , ,,"' If, ,,-,.. tm" . ;;;l(~j,~.&i;ei:,m,,,,,;,,,,;,iib'b';''',,,<;C,,,,{",~~;,;,,,,,,~,,~,;:;,~;"'c,;,","'52;"C:C.'~~'<'''"'"",,;,,L,'L~:8'J&y~~~.:;i'' ;:;~:,:F!"'i~ff,~:')",\;. )'. :.) '.....'., '.' , .' ~, .. . , OITY OOMMISSION MEErING November ao, 1950 To the City of Olearwater Zoning Board. and To the Honorable Board of City Commissioners or the City of Clearwater, Florida. I. the undersigned owner of Lot 9. in Black 16, or Magno11a Park Sub- d1vision, in the City of Clearwater, Florida, hereby request and petition the. Zoning Board and the City Commission to change the zoning status of said lot rrom ~ Residential to Business, and to inolude sane on the ~eoember zoning referendum, if neoessary. in order to effeot the zoning ohange. Reapeotfully submitted. Signed: He~bert M. Blanton Jr. ;'7i! . Ft~,t~f~ f ,,:,', :'J;:/:if.'!(;. >'. i ..; },;i;;ift:~f'i;), , ,', ,s, ,>,;" "./, ,< t "i'i';lii\:;}; ! .: " ,:, ,;::".. ,,;: ':;,:::U/~; l,' " ,:.,'; ~ii'~_~'; :'~"'} K ,."'.".',~",,cf/..,' ) :,' " ,,-~\);~.. ::~'k~"-:-"..:: ' , ~':~;:,:' ~~~\~; -----------..- Members of Zoning Board App~oving: Cleveland Insco, Jr. John K. Batstone Oliver He Anderson Webb Hopkins E. C. Marquardt Herbert Blanton Membe~8 o~ Zoning Board D1sapvrovingt -------------~---- The Zoning Board deoision on th~8 application 1s based on the fact that thi~ property 1s innnedia tely across' the street frolll and .face s an area occupied ex- clusively by negroes and therefore is not desirable for ahite residences snd 1~ deed restricted against negro ocoupancy. Therefore~ it 1s practioal1y worth1es~ as res1dential property. Also. consideration was given to the fact thBt the extension of Court Street into Chestnut Street to Greenwood Avenue. which we understand 18 oontemplated ~ediate1y will naturally change the status of this immediate nelghbo~hood, making this lot more desirable for ~slness than a residential ~ooationo To the C1 ty of Clea,rwa ter Zoning Board. and To the Honorable Board of City Cornm1s8'ioners Of the City of Clearwater, Florida. We, the undersigned owners of Lots 13-14-15-15 in Block 16, of l~gnolia Park Subdivision in the City of Clearwater, Florlda~ hereby request and petition the Zoning Board and the City Commission to change the zoning status of saId lota from Number- Two Residential to Business, and to include same on the Deoember zoning referendum, if necessary, in o~er to erfeot the zoning change. Reapectfu117 submitted, P.. G. Ed\'l1U:'d s Cora l!:dwards: Si\1ned: Members of Zoning Board Approving: Herbert M. Blanton Cleveland Insco Jr. John K. Batstone Oliver H. Anderson Webb Hopkins E. C. Marquardt Members Zoning Board Disapproving: ~~-------------- November 16, 1950 City of Clearwater Inter-Office Communioation To Mr. Bennatt From o. R. Anderson, Seo 'y Zoning Beam Subject: Request of P. G. and Cora Ed'Wards At the regular meeting of the Zoning Board held on Wednesday evening, November 15th:- 1950 the Board recomnended that the request o~ P.G. and Cora Edwa:MS for the rezoning of Lots 13,14,15,16, 1n Block 16, Magnolia Park Subdivision from R-a, (residential), to Buslness~ and to include same on the December zo~ing referendum, if necessary, be granted. Attached herewith 1s a copy of P. G. and Co~ Edwards request showing sig- natures of the Zoning Board members approving this request. ".~;. . The Zoning Board decision on this application 1s based on the fact tha:t this property is in~ediate1y across the street from and faoea an area oocupied exclusively by negross and therefore is not desirable ror 'White residenoes and is deed restrioted against negro ocoupanoy. Thereforep it is pra'ct1cally worthles8 as residential property. Also, consideration was given to the fact that the extension or Court Str8e~ into Chestnut Street to Greenwood Avenue, which we understand is contemp1ated immediately w111 natura11y ohange the status of this immediate neighborhood ~_ ,iJ1g' these lot~ mQre desirable for business than resident1a1 locations. ' '.}. ,- .....~f....... ~, To the City or Clearwater Zoning Board, and To the Honorable Board of City Commissioners City of Clearwater, Fla. I, tl~ undersigned owner of Lots 10-11-12, in Blook 16, of Magnolia Park Subdivision in the City of Clearwater, Florida, hereby request and petition the Zoning Board and the City Commission to change the zoning st~tus of said lots from #2 Residential to Business, and to inolude same on the Deoember zoning r0ferendum, if neoessary, in order to effect the zoning change. November 4, 1950 ~ " ~ " .j'..' " , ", ' " , .: ;:~'.;.., " :':':... ,\' ""." .'.'. . ' ;.,', ;,~~':: ..:';" ,"-';:L"=.;~ ,,:'1.:.,':1..": .; ~"",_: ..;', ., ':., '";'.:.'~': 't;:~,~ ,:~.: ~. ':":..':.~' ,..':.:~ ~ ....;;~~, :...:;;J': .';" ': _.'." '..., ,..., " ...' ,....,'.,. , ,~.~. 8'i'.~M,...~~<;:~;, , , , "", :'" '::". '" .~:,:,:' '..~;?\~::,~':,;~H'ij;.:L~:'}~~:;.S~;~:;,;f(j,~;<.~~i~~~i;~~~/ : ',!' ,'~ ~~,...c..... i....,...:..,_I....J;:', w. ..:.:.J.~...l..,..it',t.;~~~,.,~~.~~~~_.t!;;........-....~'h~~...~i,~/.v.\u.,.,.,,~'\:' ~ t~ii ' ,,'~, ~: ";",..,",."..,..'..",L - ",>: :;:('LY~:.: !:,:; "'::,:""':;:"~,.""',', ~ '.' ,',.' :, .' ," "'~' .,;.' :;:<,,",,;'," :'~ '.' : ',' , .' :"j' \~""o _:j " , ", ..........' \: j , . . " ',. \ CITY COMMISSION MEETING November 20, 1950 Iro the city of Clearwater Zoning Board, and To the Honorable Board of City Commissioners City of Clearwater, Florida. The undersigned owner of lots seven (7) and Eight (8) in Block 17 of Magnoli& Park Subdivision in the city of Clearwater, Florlda~ hereby request and petition said board and commission to change the status of said lots from a number two to a business zone and to include same in the December referendum, if necessary, in order to effect the zoning change on these lots. These two lots adjoin the lots hereto approved for business zoning upon appli- oation made by W. V. Owens, and are across the street from an area zoned for manufacturing. Your petitioner owns all the property adjoining the above lots mentloned in this petition, except those owned by Owens, which have already been approved for inolusion in the December referendum. November 4th~ 1950 , " \!l ,i ~ ,m~[{\~~1:t~i\f~~t ' f'"i' l. <""..., ,..,.... ,...J}..,.. r\~;~;;(~~1;; ,:" " . ':.; ': l ' . ~', . , I f Members of Zoning Board Approving: Cleveland Insco Jr. John K. Batstone Oliver H. Anderson Webb Hopkins E. C. Marquardt Respectfully submitted, Signed: Herbert M. Blan ton Members of Zoning Board Disapproving: (In considel'!ng this applica tion Herbert Blanton disqualified himself and refrained from voting) November l6~ 1950 City of Clearwater Inter-Office Communication To Mr. Bennett From Oliver H. Anderson, Sec'y Zoning Board Subject: Request of Herbert M. Blanton At the regular meeting of the Zoning Board h~J.d on Wednesday evening November 15, 1950~ the Board recommended that the request of Herbert M. Blanton for the re-zoning of Lots (7) and (8) in Block 17, Magnolia Park Subdivision from (R-2) residential to Businesa and to include same on the December ~oning ref.erendum, if necessary, be granted. Attached herewith is a copy of Mr. Herbert M. Blanton's request showing the signatures of zoning Board members approving this request. The Zoning Board decision on this application is based on the fact that these two lots adjoin the lots of W. D. OWens, which have already been approved by the Zoning Board and City Commission to be placed on the zoning change referendum. And ror the further fact that they are immediately across the street and face an area zoned for manufacturing. Further consideration was given to the fact tlmt the applicant owns all the property adjoining these lots, except that of W. D. OWens, which has already been approved for the referendum. ------------~~-------------- :'" :. 1..\', ".:.,. Respectfully submitted, Signed: Herbert M. Blanton Members or Zoning Board Approving: Members of Zoning Board: Disapproving: Oleveland Insoo Jr. John K. Batstone Oliver H. Anderson Webb Hopkins BIIO. Marquardt (In conoidering th1s application Herbert Blanton die-qUalified himself and retrained from voting.) I, '';' ',:'f: ~,~---, ,'-' .... -,-. ".....:'..d~J"''''"i~\'ii!!iirj/1llilt';i~~;1.*~ii~~~~fE;~~~.. ' 7 ~ / '.;'~;} ,~:I , , ..' . _~i;~rlft;;~.:H~~~;::;:.~G'~\':c:,:.r,' ',' , , <..'~(~":~:..;.:',~;.'$,,'~'~~'.;, ~..;' :.: .;..;,....: \"'" .'_.: .;:. .... ..;"".1':':)", ",~,:.::..j'; -". :,.> ]. .....:~: .s..~'; '..';.,..,., ," ~, ,..;..: _ ~, ,M;:':'':: ~.;. .. _ - .; ':':j .~ . .;,~,,'..... "~,'r.','I' ',., . ~ ,f. ":\;~,~; ,:,~' ~,\ ~,;/:'~':;"~"'" ..~. ,.., ',<.!, .':~.~:,,~:.: '-,:' iO'" '. ,.;..'<~, , .'~, J " I'~, ."~,,.,}~ ' ;~ ", ~L.,~,,.,,, " 1i~;.c:~~y "~ CITY COMMISSION MEETIllG November 20, 195Q November 16. 1950 City of Clearwater Inter-Ofrioe Cammuniontion To From Mr. Bennett Oliver H. Anderson, Sac 11 Zoning Board' SUbjectr Request or Herbert M. Blanton At the regular meeting of" the Zoning Board held on Wednesday even1ng, Nov. 15th, 1950, the Board recommended that the request of Herbert M. Blanton for the re-zoning ot Lots 10-1l-1a, in Block 16, o~ ~~gno1ia Park Subdivision from (R-2), ~sident1a1 to Business and to include same on the Dec~lber zoning referendum, if neoessary. be granted. Attached herewith is a copy of Mr. Herbert M. B1anton's request shOWing the signatures of Zoning Board members approving this request. The Zoning Board decision on this application is based on the fact that this property is immediately across. the street from and faces an area oocupied ex- clusively by negroes and therefore 1s not desirable for white residences and is deed restricted against negro occupancy. Therefore, it is practio~lly worth- less as residential property. Also, considerstion was given to the fact that the extension of Court Street into Chestnut street to Greenwood Avenue, which we understand is contempla'ted ~ediately will naturally clmnge the status of" this immediate neighborhood, making these lots More desirable for business than residentia,l 1ooa'tions.. RESOLUTION (Lota requested by other than owners) WHEREAS: it has been dater.mined by the City Commission of the City of Clear- water, Florida, tha t the property described below should be cleaned ot weeds:, grass and/or underbrush, and that after ten (10) days notice and failure of the owner thereof to do so, the City should clean such property and charge the costs thereof against the respective property. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RES'OLVED by the Oity Commission of the City of Cle6l1r- water, Florida, that the following described property. situate in said City, shal1 be cleaned of weeds, grass and/or underbrush within ten (10) days sfter notice in writing to the owners thereo~ to do so and that upon failure to comply with said notice, the City shall perform such cleaning and charge the costs thereof against the respective properties in accordance with Section 128 of the Charter of the City of Clearwater>> as amended. (Lots requested to be cleaned by than property owners Commission meeting, November 6, 1950) Owner: Property: Frank R. Cha se 1609 E. Laura St. Clearwater, Florida Lot 4, les8 E. 31 t .4", Block E, Keystone Subd. Estimat-a Amount: Mowing $.1.25 Geo. R. Seavy~ et als 609 Pinel1as St. Clearwater, F18l. Howard R. McGaughey l3li No. Greenwood Clearwater, Fla. Lot 6 and E. 18'8": of Lot 5, Block E, Keystone Mano~ Mowing $3.00 w. 37' 4'" of Lot 5 and E.31'4"' of Lot 4, Elk E, Keystone l.1a nor Su bd . Mowing ~2.50 Nona B. 8ha rp Clearwater, Florida Aldo Chambers R. D. 14, Box 646 Indianapolis, Ind. Sam Bac on Cochran 1475 E. Cleveland St. Cleana tar, Florida Salvador Groco 965 Eldorado Ave. Clearwater~ Florida Ilot 2" Blle B Pea 16 Pa rk Subd. Lot 8, Blk D Highland Grove~ Subd. Mowing $3.00 Mowing $1..90 lot 9, Blk D Highland Groves Subd. Mowing $1.90 Lots 1,2,3,4, Blk 84 Manda1ay S'ubd. Mowing $6.00 Paul Chipe110 629 Cleveland St. Olea rwa te r JI Fla. Lot 13. Elk E Keystone Manor Subd. Mowing $2). 50 Robert I.iyon 3149 Jocelyn St. Washingtonl D. C. Lot 14, Blk E Keystone Manor Subd. Mowing $2'.50 Mrs. D. B. McDonald 101a N. Osceola Ave. Clearws ter, Fla. Lot 44 Ms rsha 11 Subd. Mowing $2.50 , .' " .~ .: ~,; ~ '. 6 '~::..1 C'ont'd ," Itt'\ff~ ~., "'\' fi..T':..";i"~ . ;:;t}'l!" ~~1;7}':\~;t , ';A;"'~";~C\;''',1,''; !;~f~~l'J, f " : - ..'/: ;~':. .~ ~I ' , '," :'..:,<~;. . I ' . , , , . f; 1. f r i I I " ' , -:',''':<'~' , ",' ".' " ' . .' . '," '.., " other lIa:J:'ry D. Sargeant Mayor-Commissioner : " ",:" ;':'?;'.'i~:i':"\:"'I;~ " .' "~ ',', r,,'~ .,~'r;: , ,",," /.~~:/i . " . ,..,., ,:\'>~ ~:'\:':'.':'::~"'I~ '~"'''.'i'~~f;!it';;'~;r~~~i~~~'~"",'''{0'''0';'';;';'","",;;;' ,,;.;cc, " .....",." ,,;;;;,,",'" .;., l ~ ' ~~,;;~i;~:'Z:;:2~;:::::5:~LS'jj;~~t:i:!~~@fl~';";;':',J';!: ' OITY C01~ISSION MEETING November 20, 195~ Resolution. Lot Clean1ng--Cont'ds OWner Property Lot 4, Blk C Belleview Court Subd. Estimate a Mow 1ng $2.50 ';',....,...;(....,0 }}:\f,tt/::'.::-r' "." ' '<';~:i"',';""',:l '-, .;' . ,.." ." . '... ',~' . " :<~. <~~.: :;~:,~'~',<:'~.';<>:j:'.:'. Theodore Ceraolo General Delivery Dunedin# Florida Mr. Ha ",e11 S. Mills 900 Penna Ave. Clearwater, Florida Harr:: E. Garl R.D., Box 80 Kent, Ohio Mary M. Baxter 214 Reynolds Ave. Clearwater, Florida Lots 9, 10, Blk D PIa za pa rk Subd. Mowing $3.10 Lot a, B1k D Plaza Parle Subd. Mow1ng $1.90 Lot 13. Dlk A. Keya tone "lanoI' Mow1ng $2.50 I 1 I PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE City Conunlssion of the City of Clearwater, Florida~ this 20th day of Uovember, A.D., 1950. Ha rry D. Sa rgean t Mayor-Commissioner Attest: H. G. Vlingo City AUd1torand-C1.erlt- ~-~---------------~-------- RESOL1JTION' VffiEREAS: it has been determined by the City Cmnmlsaion of the City of Clearwater, I"lorida, that the property described below should be cl~aned of weeds, g~as and/or underbrush, and that after ten (10) day~ notice and failure o~ the owner thereof to do so, the City shou~d clean such property and charge the costs theroof against the respective property. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Clear- water, Florida, that the following described property, situate in said City, shall be cleaned of weeds, grass and/or underbrush within ten (10) days after notice in writing to the owners thereof to do 80 and that upon fal1ure to oomply with said notice, the City shall perform such cleaning and charge the costa thereof' against t11e res'pective properties in accordance with Section 128 of the Charter of the City of Clearwater, ss amended. (Lot Clean Up--Owners Requests Commission lteeting Nov. 6, 1950) OWner: Proper~ : Lota 7, 8, Blk F, Plaza Park Subel. Est!mate: Idowing $4.00 Mr. S. R. Bowen 1603 Sunset Drive Clearwater, Fla. Walter T. Horn, Est. Adams, Mass. Lot 3# W. 6' of 2, Blk C Sunset Faint 2nd Addn. Llowing eS.OO Edward Hansen 1533 S. Myrtle Ave. C1ea rNater, Fla. Lota 40, 44, Blk A 2nd Addn to Delmont Mowing $3.00 Dr. Faye F. RU8se11 1447 Drew Street Clearwater, Florida Lots 5,7,8~ & 5 50' or Lot 9~ Lot 10#11. & 8.60' of l2 and No. 20' or Lot 13~ in Russell Subd., a180 Lots l through 13, in Russell Subd., Unit Ji Mowing only $20.00 Joe 'rurner So. Ft. Harrison Clearwater. Florida Lots 2 and 3, Blk 13, Turners Subd. If8 Mowing $2.50 o. H. Fields 1010 Osage St. Clearwater, Florida Lots 22, 23, B1k S Bay Terrace Addn. Mowing $6.00 stanley Lee Standard 011 Co. P. O. Box 57 C1ea rwa tar. Fla. Lot 12, Blk 3 Krto11wood Replat Mowing $2.60 ::;.{::(:'.:.:' :... ,,:' .,''''';:.,.,';'''''''',.,'', ",",H'" G, ' 'W1~, 0, ,'" 'Ji,~ "~":;~.~/~L .':'~''ualti ~" i ' , ~: ;~~':~r(::~1;"l\~ ,,: .,;~,,~~~'8~~, :C1erk, ""R'i""'~",.~f,~JW'~~~~~I~?W"F";iI(;~':~,:,: .;.,.'ti'f'~~~'~~' "."~,..,.... PABSED AND ADOPTED BY THE Oi ty Co:rnm1as1on of the C1ty of Clearwater. Florida, this 20th day of NoveDilier~ A.D.. ~950. : J;"'ri",- ,~...: :'" <...":r...:;;..""",,,:_. .~., ~: CITY COSf&I:iSSIOPd MEF.TSNG IJavember 2:0, 1950 The City Cozmnission o£ the City of Clearwater met in Regular Session at City Hall ?donday, November 20th a� ?.30 P.I�I., with the Pollowing memberr presents Aarry D. Sargeant E. B. Casler Jr. Leland F. Drew Joe Turne� l�baent; Herbert M. Brov+n Also Present tiVere: Bo,yd A. Bennett George T. McClair�a Ben Krentzman -M�yor-Coxnnisaioner -� �:, �orcmiis s i one r -Co�nissioner _Co�nissioner �Corsmiasioner -City hianager -Chief oP Folice -City Attorns� It was moved by Commissioner Drew that tl�e minutes of the meeting of Nov- ember 6ih be approt=ed in accordance with the copy thereoP furnished each member in writing, aubJect to the £ollowing correction; Paragraph 5 on Page 3 be changed to read as Pollows: °The City Manager submitted the contract with VJ. H. Armston Company based on its bid made �or the construction of Part I and Part IT of the Causeway Yacht Basin, in the amour_t of �105,803.34, together �nith a performanca bond with the Netional Sureiy Company of Nevc York, N. Y. in like amountn, and chat the raading o£ the minutes be dispensed with. 7'he �dtion was seconded by Co�nisaioner Casler and carried. Tho hianager reported that onlg one bid had been received, Por supplying a tractor and mo�rer. Thig bid, from Hovey Brothers Tr$etor- Comparry, was opened. On a motion by Commisaioner Drew, which waa seconded by Cor�miasioner Gasler and caxried, the bid in th� amount of ��,118.00 was referred to the City biana,ger for hi� considar�tion. The Manager reported tha:t no bids ha,d been recaived for repa iring the roo�' at the �ewage D�.aposal P�ant. On e motion by Coam►iasioner Drew, which was sec4nded try Co�rnnissioner Casler and carr3ed, the matter was referred to the Citg hianagero Four bids Por the pai.pting of tha interior of Gity Hall ware opened. Proposal �� called for:, A--Painting basement, woodwork stained and varnished. B--Painting first floor and stair well, woodwork stained and varni9hed. C--Painting seconfl floor, atair wel3 to balcony and balcony, woodv+ork stained and varnisiied;. The alternate proposals were tY�.e same as the foregoing, except that woodwork wotiild. be enameled, On prQposaT #l, Fi. H. Freidt bid $�2420.00, on alternats proposal, �2635.00. On proposal �l, Jos. J. �immon� b3d �2590.20, on altaxnate proposal, �2705.2A. On proposal #I, Jahn B. Tucker bid �789.75, on alternate proposal �,901.25. Vif. K. TrulucI� & Sons on Proposal �1, bid �$7i879a00, but oPFered no bid on the alc�_nate� proposal. It was moved bq Cornmissioner Drew that the �id� be referred to the City NIanager :"or tabula�tion. The mot3on was� siaconded by Commissioner Turner and carried. Ccunmissionar Drew moved that the pa;ving at the south and of Gulf Vier� Bouleva�rd be repl�ce�C with shell and w3th ffisphelt top, at an estimated cost of �6000.00. The motion was seconded by Cormnissioner Turner and carriad. Commiasioner Drew, addressing other members of the Comnission� state� thai he would like an opinion from the �itg Attorney ss ta�the e.dvisabilit� of his re- signing on account of hia being a candidate for h�iayar' stating that he wan ted to dc� whataver was to the best in�erest of the City, The City Attornep read the Charter requiremen�s for filling a vacan<.;� created by s resignation and no�ed that if' one C�mm�issioner were to be eleeted for the uneaepired term of one year�, the es- tablished prsetice of having three ��mmissioners retire one year and tv,ro the next would be d�isturbed. Commissioner Gasler moved that the matter be given study until the next r�gular ar aalled meeting of the Commissinn. The motion avas saconded by Coimnisaionar Turner and carri�eda The City Attorney read the propc�sed pexr.rit which would authorize Capta;in Vitillia:n bleyer use of a part of the dock in front of tha J�un3cipal Aud3torium for a peri�d oi one yasr. Attorney A. �. Cooper, representing Captain Meyer, objectecl to that part of the agreament which would terminata the agreement at will, and stated Captain ivieqer would like more assurance of perruanency. The City A,ttorney atated that that particular clause appeared in a11 of the �ity►s les,se agreements. Co�ni�sioner Drew ststed that he had announced at the time the matter first came before the Commission, hi� oppos3tion to tying up this dock for any period longe]r than necessas�y*, to care for docking boets during the time �he Yacht Sasin is under construction. Corrunissioner Casler mnved that th.e proper City officials execute the lease. The motion was saconded by Commissioner �'urner and carrieda Com- missioners Casler, Sargeant and Turner voted °Aye". Cnr.�missioner Drew voted �'NotP. The Manager submitted a request by the North Shore Association, that that part of Sunset Drive between Fairmont Street and the South line o� Sharps Sub_ division be zoned as R-1, together with the Zoning Board�s recozmnendatiqr� t}aat the request be granted. Commissione� Casler moved that the reco�mnendation of the Zoning Boarel be accepted and the matts� be re£erred to the Cfty Attorney for inelusion in the Ordinenca for the Zox�3ng referendiun. The motion was aeconded by Couunissioner T�arner snd carried. r � CTTY CORIMISSTON �ZEETING November 2CJ, 195U Attorn�y I�Ioyd P'hillips �ppeared beFore the Commission �eqnas�ing ths� �he Co�nission re-considsr i�Ls action in denying h3r. Albert Vasconifs• request for a tan foot set back on Zots TO and ll of Padgettts Subdivision on Lincoln Avenue and Kenwood Court, stating that the only person objecting st the time of the hearing had voluntsxily rvithdrarrn her ob�eation�. Connnissioner Cssler moved that proper noticss be given for a Publia Hearing on DecaLnber 4th., The motion was secondad by Commissioner `.�zrner and carried, Items �39 �4, 25 and 2£r' on the Agenda were cons3dored at the same time. The items �ere as follows:- The requesv of NIr. Herbert Bl�r.�on Jr. that I,ot 9, Block 16', Magnolia Par� be change3 �rom R_2 Zoning to '�usine5s��. The request of P. Ge anfl Gora Edwards t3�a� Lat� '13, 14, 15 and 16 0� Blook 16, Diagnolia P�rk be changed from R-2 to Business Zoning. The request of h7r, Herbert Blanton tl�t I,ots 7 and 8, Block 17, be changed from R-2: to 1fBusiness�� Zaning. The request of Dir. Fierbert Blanton thet lots Z0, 11 and 12, Block 1.6, 11�agnolia Park, be changed from R-2. to �usiness �oning. In each instance the writteii request carried the recommet.dation of the Zoning Board that the requests be approved for inclusi.on in the proposed Ord3nance for a Zoning referendum. Conunissioner Drew noted that half the lots in Block 1F,', fronting on Chestnut Street would be changed, and would rasul'� in spot zoning. Commias•ioner Drevt moved that the 7'oning Board�s report be accepted and that Lotg S to 8 ineZusive, Block 16, be 3r�cluded in the re-zaning. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Casler anci carried. Thc� Clerk read a lat�ter addressed to the Commission by �1re A. T. Coope� � tendering hi� resignation as DZuni.�.ipal Judge; the resigna"tion ta be efiective January �, 1951. CouIInissioner Tur�ner ffioved that a letter be written to bIr. Coope� expressing the Commission�s regret at the loss of hi� services and coimnending him for his excellent record as a biuniGipal Judge� The motion was seconded by Com- missioner Ca�ler• and csrried. Bringing up the matter os' sn inereas� in salary for all City employees whose salari�� are less than �300.00 a month, biayar Saxgeant sr�id he �,ad beer, assured that the fun8g could be borrowed from �:he banlr. He sug�ested an increa�e aP 10`� for thoss whose salaries were less tban $�250.00 per mon�h arxl a SJ increa�e for those whose salarie� wer� from �25Q.00 to �300,00 per mon�h. He also augg�sted that the cost be aa�ea to next years budget. Commissioner Drew moved that a Com_ mittee composed oP I�ayor Sargeant, Commissioner Bro�n and himselF investigats �he mattar and submit a report at the ne�;t mee�ing. The motion w�s aeconded by Com- missioner`Casler and carrieds Goznmissioner Casler u-,oved that cons3.deration of the request made by the Philedelphia National Baseball Club that the righ� field tiva11 st the Baseball. Par� be moved 30 or 4Q Peet, be Postponed to the next regu7.ar mee�•;ng. The motion was seconded by Commissioner s'urner and carried. The bIaneger subriitted a teb»lation of bids as opened at the November 6th meet3ng for supplying a Four poor Sedan;for the Police Dapartn�ent. Comm3asioner Turner maved that th.e low bid, the bid of tYie Z*hayer IvTotor Comparry in the amo�a.n� of �p723.50 net be acceptec�. The mo+ion was s�conded b� Commissioner Drew and carried. Corr¢n3s�ioner Cesler moved that the Gomm3.ttee (Cor�missioners vrew a,nd Brawn) negotiate with Atr. i3o fi. Ham�in for a Right-of-wAy for extending Gi�anfl Central Street E�at to CTreenruood Avenue, Commissioner �.irner seconclecl the motion and it carried. A lettar addressed to the Qonaniss3on by Ivir. C. M. Strader, Agen� for tY,.a Orange Sta�e Oil Compar�y requested permiasion to inst�l]� temporaxy ��soline �i�xl oil stora e tanks and 1� g pumps at the City dock, YJest of the Audltor3um, Tha s�me requast was macle, by letter, Prom bSr. Gu� Mc2+tullen� A��ent for the Standard Oi]� Company. Commissioner Drewt. moved that the matter be deferred to the next meeting. The motian was seconded bq Corr¢nissioner Turner and carried. Tha City Attorney reported that he had checkecl the Cha,rte� and S'tate Ia�c relative to the City�s authoritg to establish Rai3road Crossings:, He atatad it was his opini�n thst the Gi�v had such authoritq provided the establishment of a cros� ing did not deprive the Rai�road oY the proper use of it� property. Co�unissioner Drec¢• moved that the lan u p prepared by the Engineering Lepartment be acceptede in pr�nciple, an�. that the Gity �ianage� inform the Seaboard officisls of the Com_ mission�a action and they be requested ta appear at the naxt regular meeting Dacember 4th to diseuss the matter. The motion was seconded by C�rrrrnissioner Turna� and carried. The City Attorney called attention to the changes, that had been made in the proposad Ordinance regu7a ting Bu3lding Contracting and macle comparisons with �he existing Ard.inance. Nlr. Jacob Cribb� addx°esaed the Commission� �ontending that the Ordinance, even if amended as had boen propoaed, would be too restrictive on thase per3ona wishing to cto thair own conatruction work, Mr. H. L•. Heclunan nf the H. & H, Supply Company told the Commission that if an owner�builder could not let out parts of the construction to sub-contra��tors but r�ad to empl.oy day labor, it would reault in infsrior worlflnanship. Commiasioner Casler m�ved that the mattar be deferred to ths next Meeting and the A�Gtorney be instructed to chan�e the I�ragraph re].ativa to ov+nersi to exgresa the feeiing of the Ccmmission, The mo�ian was seconded by Cormnissioner Turner and carried. CITY CO2+��4ISSION MEETINg November 2.0, 195d The City Attorney reported that he had Snve�tigated tha matter and ha could finr� no authority for asaeasing adjacent property owner•s for Sea Walls at dead end atreete on Cleerwater �eacfi, Commiasioner Drem+ moved that the sea Wa1T be cons�tructed at the Eest end of Gardenia Street at an estimated cosb of �p1100.00 in accordance with the proposal oP James H� Biilet. The � motion wae seQonded by Commisaioner Turnar and carried. The City Nlanager requested that he bs auth.orized to invest �1100,OOU.00 of the �p125,000.00 froTa the sale of Utilitq Revenue Cert3ficate� in Governrient bonds, until the money is,needed to pay for the aater stand pipe installation. Commissioner �re�z moved tha� the ma�ter be referred to the Managsr for inves- tigation and report. The motion vias seconded by Commiasianer Turner and carried. 'tne City Attornep stated that the new Git� Code BooYs �ould be receined within the next few days, Tt was the City �;anagerts reconnnendation that auch volumes as ara set waide Por sa le be sold a� 9�10000 each. On a motion �y Cum_ missioner Drew, seconded by Coumiissioner Turner and carried, the price of the Code Books was �et at $�10.00 each. The City hianager racammanded tlze transPer of �10,000.00 from tha Cj.garette Tax Fund �'or widening Myrtle Avenue. It T+as moved by Commiasioner Turner, seconded by Commissioner Drew and carried that tYae �ranefer oi �10,000.00 from the Cigarette Tax F`und be �pproved, Commissioner Drew moved thaL Ttem �l'9s the in��allatior� of 150 ft. of 8 inch water main on Druid Road at an estimated cost of ��75,QJ a�nd Item �`L�, 7�Q ft. oP 2', inch water m$in extension on Casler Avenue and Ridgewooci Averrue at an est3.mated coat oP $�375.A0 be approve�. The motion �s second�d by �o�nissiones� Turner and carried. The Citg hIanager reported that he had a�uthorizad the £ollowing gas and �te� main extenaions costing leas than �300,00: Nov„ l, 225 ft. of 2t8 water main on Hibiscus St. �. of Gulf'-to�Eay Blvd, �¢1,i0.00 Nov 2, 250 Pt. of lz�' gas main on Harvard. �to, W. o.� Kegstone Dr. 120.OQ Nov. 1Z, 450 ft. of 2�' water main on Pierce Street �295.00 Novo 6, 400 ft. of 2" water u�in to aorve Nerr Country Club House �225.00 Nov. 6, 200 ft. of 2" watar main on Somerset Street $�125.00 Nov. 6, 285 ft. of 2'� water main on Pdashington St, �200.00 Nov. 7s 600 Pt. of 1Q" gas main to serve New Countrg Club xouse �$9A,00 Cor�issioner Drew moved that the City��ianager�s report be approvad. Tha motion was 8sconded by Co�nissioner Casler and earried. The Manager submitted two Resolutions which would require certain property owners.to clean their lots of grass, wseds, and underbrushv nn a motion by Gom- m�ssioner Turner, seconded by Coaunissioner Dr6w and unanimously carried, the Resolutions w2re adopted. On a motion by Co�nissioner Casler, seconded b�r Co�issioner T�arner and carried, the Cos�ission approved the issuing of a permit for a tent show, for November 16-].7_18 and 19th„ on property owne@ by Tack and VParren. On a motion b�* Co�nissioner Turner, seconded bg Commissioner Casler &nd carr3�ed, the msating adjourned at 10:a5 PaD!'. Atteat^ City Kudi r and Clerk � h7syor-Go issioner • � . CITY CQb�SISSIQN MEETING November 2.0: 1950 fi4ayor-Comm3ssioner Harry D. Sargeant, Commissionere: Gentlemen, I,eland DraRc E. B, Cas7.er, Jr. Herbert aS. Brown Jae Turn9r November 17, 1950 2'he regular meeting of the City Caunnission w3t1 be held �tonday evening, November 20, 1950: at 7.30 P.bi, in the City� Hall. BAB:gg 1. �o 3. a, 50 60 '� . 8, 9s 1G, 11. 12. 13. 14e 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20a 23. 22. 2�. 240 25. 26a 2?7 . Very truly yours, Boyd A. Bennett t33ty blanQ�er AGENDA Reading of minutes of regular meeting of November 6„ 1950 Report o£ the couvmittes on th� request of th� Phillie� to mone right fisld wall at the base ball park - 30 or 40 Pt, Considerat3on of the bicl� for a new police car %o replace one now in service. Report oi �tho City A��torne�r an the reque�t by the corrnnittee for his opinion aa to the �ityts legal rights in connection with the opening of Missouri kvenue or defferson Straet aeross the Seaboard R. Re 8epor� oP the Z'on3ng Board and the co�nitteets report on amending ths z.oning law in Sunset �rive Section. Presantmtion of lease bet�een Catitain Mey�er and the City for dock space xt the City dock west of the Auditor3um. Consideration of the Building Contractorfs orciinanee on its second reading. Citg A�torney�s report on the legality of assessing ��djacent �r operty owners for the cost of constructing sea wa11s at dead end strsets on the be��.chm Consideration oi the e�ppointment to the Zoning B�aard - to Pill vacaney created by the resignation of n4r. Horton, Consideration of the opening of �he fonce at thr�ugh street�„ which was�ec,n- atructed in 1933 from Cle�ravater Bay to the Gulf of Mexico - separating �he Carlouel Development from the other part of the beaeh, Report of tha Gity Nfanager on the progress of Lincoln bTercury Cc. in moving off a portion of �levaland Streetr which they sre nova occup�ing. Cons3.deration oi �he biayor�s suggestion i'ar increase in salaries Por ich� City �mployea�. City RZanagar�s report on the cost of making a survey - prepa.ring of a pla�� for the dedieation oi a street, to6ethe� wi�h the deseription of the street to be dedicatad and all of the lots with. marlcers on each corner - part of lot� 1`7, 18 and 19, Blocls Fa Ist Addition to Sunset �'oin�,, for which lots, Mr. John Segelken hss made an offer t� purchase tho lots not used for atreet purposes. Report of the City Attorney on a petition of property owners to have Chestnut Street opened and graded from Green�vood Avenue to serve thei�, lots 8m 9, 1Q-- Block 16, Alagnolia Park Sub. Report of the City Attorney on the Collection of charge� for the clearing of lots of the County Tax Collector. f�aport o�' �he City bianager on water a;nd gas ma3z� exten�iona approved - cost- ing less thar y�300.00: (a) Nov. 2�, 1950 - 225+ of 2�� �vater main on H:Lb3scus Street south of Gulf-to-B&y Blvdo to serna one (1) customer at estim&ted aost oi �150,00. (b) Nov. 2, 1950 _ 250� of �iQ��' gas main on Harvard S�. west of �eystone Drive, to yerve one (1) customer at an estime�ed cost of �12Om00 (e) Nov. 11, 1950 _ 450► of 2" water main on Pierce St. to serve one customer - Borden�s Dairy - estimated cost �295.00, Requsst oP ChieP of Police for -special appropri�tion of �700.00 to cover the c�st oi purekiasing nine (9) parking meters�, City Rianager�s report on the State Road vspartment repairing the dra�v bridg� on tha causeway and the estima�ted coat to the State Roed Department to con- atxuet electrical].y operated gatea. Considera�tion af the approval of 150+ of 8" water main on D�ui�l Road et �n estimated c�st of �p475.00 to �'urnish water service to two (2} customar�m Consideration of the extension oP 750� aP 2:�� w�ter main on Casler A�,venue and Ridge�ood Avenue at an estimated cost of �375.00 to serve one (1) custcm er. City Attorney�s re�ort on a mneting with tha Zoning Board, re; signa. Consideration o£ ardir�ancae relative to changes in tha Zoning lavrs to be pre- sented to the votera for consideration in the next municipal eleci:ion. The Zoning Board�s report on the request of Herbert Blanton £or the rezoning of I,ot 9, Bloek 16a oP niagnolia Par� 8ub, fram Et-2 to btzsinass. Conslc��r�tion of the Zoning Board�s report on the request oF Ivir. P.G. and Cos�a Eciwards for the rozoning oi' Lot� ]:�r 14, 15 and 16, Blocic 16, PJiagnoli� Park Subdiv3sion from R-� to business. Consider$tion oP report of the Zoning BoArd on the request of Herbert Bla•nton f�r tha re�oning of lots 7 and 8, BZock 17, Niagnolia Park aubdivision, from R-2 to bu�i.ne9s. Consider�tion oi' Zoning Boar�'s repor� on the applicat3on of Herbert Blanton for tha rezoning of lots 3.0, llm & 12: in $lock 1� of hlagnoZia Park Subdivisian from H-2 to business•. The request of Llo,yd Phillips for the reconsideraition oY' provious action ��k_en on the applicatian oP A1Pred P. Vasconi for amendment to the Zoning 1avv. CIT3C CQMNiISSION MEETTi�G No�vember 20, 1950 28. Prdspntation of the certii'ied public account�nt+s atzdit of the City boaks for fiscal year endin� June 30, 1950, 2;�. Cona3der�tion of resolution cover:cng �e�on (7) property ownem+� request for the cleaning of lot� of weeds and grass and fourteen (1�) requests from other�n than owners oY' proporty Por the cleaning oP lots of weeds and �ras�. 30. The requeet of the County Commissioners i'or t he City to pay 2zaif the cost of re-aurPacin�; Grand Avernze westerard fnom Drew st an estimated cost to the City oP abi:�at y�400,00. 31. Report oi City bianager on the gas and water main extensiona appro�red - costin� less than �300.QOz (a,) Nov. 6, 1950 - 400� of 2° water ma3n to serve the new Golf Clubhouse, at an eatimated cost oP �225.06. (b) None 6, 1950 - 200� oP 2�' water main extension on Somerset Street to aerve one custcmer, at an estimatad cost c�' �125.00 (c) Nov. 6, 1950 -�5' of 2�� viater main on YJaahington St. to aerve one customer - estimated cost �;200.00 (d) Nove 7, 1950 _ 600� of 1�" gas main to serve the new Golf Clubhouse at esti;�:ated cost of �2;90.00 3�. Approval of a special permit for a tent sho�v on Lots T(Z, 1.1 ancl 12 � proper.t�r ownEd hy Tack and V�arren - for Thursday, Frida�, S'�tturda� and.. Sunday - 1lovember 16, 17, I8 and 15 - v�hich was cans3dered by three (3} members of the Commission:Casler, vrev� �nd Turner -�uesda� evening � Slovember l�, 1950 at 5 g.Ivi. in the �ity Manageros oPfice _ 9pecial per- mission being required under the zoning,act. 33� Report of �ity pbtorne9 on clearing lots under the nuisance ordinance requested r�t the maeting of October 2,, 1950., 34. Cit Iriena�er+s suggeation tY�at the new City Co@es be aflld at a price of �lO.OG per copy. 35. Considsration oP request of Chief of Police for speoial apprapriation for the purchase og seven (7) pariting meters for installavion at Court St. and South �ard.en Avenue, adjacent to the new niagurno building. Estimate �fi52�.00. 36. The reguest of Orange State f�il Cormpany for the inatallation of temporarg - gasoline and oil tanks and pumps to serve the City dock rvest of the auditorilnn. 37o RAquest of City filanager for special appropriation oP �7Q0.�0 for the pra- paring and producing of new Zoning maps. The estimated cost is �700.00, 38. Consideiation of astimate�. cost of rep�acing pavement at south end o� Gulf View Bldg. vJitih shell and aaphalt top at estlmated coat of �60Q0�,00. 39. Request of City Riar.ager for authority to invest �lOQ�000of the �125,000 utility revenue certificates in Government Bonds until the money is necessary �o make paymants on �he cost of the water stancipipe installation. 40a Repori of tha City aianager on Seminole Dock. 41e City lrienager's report on ths Counnission's su�gestion that the local �hysician�s A:ssociation name a Doctor to periodica].ly act a� CitS Ph �i.cian, 42�. Su��estion of the City D4anager th�,t Qn apprapriat�on of �10,0U0 from the C��arette Tax fund b made for the widening of I�yrtle Aver,ue. 43. Opening of bids on Z�ctor & Irlowar. 44. Opening of bids on repairing c+f the roof at the Servar yi3posal Pl�nt. �5. Opaning of bids for the �ini�ing af the interior of the City Ha].l. Ad j oua rnnent Commis°sion acting as Trustees #'or the Pension Plen. Lloyd�hq. Phillips--lstter City Co�ission Cit�* of Clearwates Clearwater, rlorida Gontlerz9n: Navamber 15, 1950 Satreral weeks e�o on behalf of mg� client, Alired P. Vasconi, formal appli- cation was made under the hardship sec�ion �f our ordina nce to altar the pro- visions of tha zoning act of this City. The request wAa made in proper form and :nad gone through proper channels, the zoning bos�d having given its approval to th� proposed change. IIpon this firs$ application to ynu gentlemen, sitting as menbere of ths City Commission, the proposed change wa:s evidently i'avorably con- s3dered by you, as instructions were given ta the City A�tnrney who, following those instru�tions, published a notiae which in part stated ths�t all persons intere3ted in this metter were requested to be present at the date and time indi- cated for the purpose of being he�rd. The notice v�as properly publlshed and the date given in said notice was October 1&, 1950. At the Commiasion meeting he3.d on the above mentioned date it developed that a letter was received from hIrs. Alica V� Farnam, who resides at 1241 Grove Street. This letter was taken by the Cu�¢nission as an objection and was evi- dentlg the ba�sis for their rei'using to �rant the requested change in the z.oning ordinance. No other objections were heard, but the Commission re±izsed to pass th.e resnlution. //� It noyr developa that hlrs, Farnam v��as contacted by another nei�hbor, Mr. John Starr, who asked her reasons for obfecting. Tt cieveloped that she was of the opinior� that the status quo was better than any change and thet she did not lmovr, actually, what i;he proposed changes meant. Therea£ter, m5* client, Ivir. Vasconi, cont�d.. CTTY CflD;MI5SI0N r7EETIN4 Novemt�er 20, 1950 F,etter from L�:oyd Phi?lip9-.-Cont�d. visited with Airso F'axnam and ahowed her the plans, explaining to her why it was necessary for the proposed chqn��±. Thereafter, unsolicited by my cTient, a latter was received from DSra. Farn�m which reada as i'ollow�: 1 ].�l �"Dear Mrm Vascon3.: A:fter seeing your plans for building on Grove St., Kenwood and Lincoln, I withdraw my recent objeetions re 10 £t. lines on Kanrvooc� &: Lincoln - 20 ft. line on Grove St. stands. I was not solicitQd in tilis matter. S`incerely, /s� ('Ivirs) Alice V. F'arnam, 1241 Grove St., Cl,ear�vater, Fl�.° Basin� my actiona on the fact that i� notiv appears thst Mr. Vasconi cannot be financed in the building of this projec� unless he has off-the-street parking an�l dua to the fact that the only person �vho ob jected in any way iia� evidently been satisPied by reviewing nir. Va�con3+s p�.ans I hereby requeg�t yoa gen�lemen, as members of the City Commission, to r�considei• your actj.on of Monday, October 16 and i flzrL•her requast that agprova� af r4r. Vasconi�s original request oe �iven by your body as a hai�rlahip case. I vEill be most happy to bring gou the plans for hir. Va sconi � s pro ject i�' you will call me. Any other information �vill be furnished promptly at your re- quest. Copies og this lstter are being s�nt to oach of the Commissionars, the A4syor, City I+Ianager, Building Inspecv�or and Cit� Attornega Very truly yours, Signed; Lloyd M. Ph311ips ccr see abova I1�1�': e j November 14, 195� 1,irs Oliver A. Andersonp Secretars Zoning Board Cleartivater, Floridu Daar Sir:� I a� writing you ir� behalf of the DTorth Shore fi.ssociAtion. Some time ago this Assa�iatian filed a petition to ha've rezaned as R-1 both sides of Sunsei: Drive from Fairmont Strse� south to the @ead end of Sunset Drive. '1'he �oning Board disapp2�oved this request, anc� it was later elso disa�ppz�oved by the Cit3r Commission. The Association la.as now conPerred �rrith a corrunittee oi the Cit� Commission on this inatter. The Coiranittee has ind3cated that, subject to the epproval oP the Zoning Board, it would be willing to zone a�q R_Z, both sides o£ Sunaet Drive from Fairmont Street south to the south line of SY�arp+s SYibdivision. I attach a map on rvhich the affected area is colored redo 3oth �3des of Sunset Drive are already zonsd as E�-1 north of Fairmont. In behalf of the Association I resper,tiizlly request the Zon3ng BaasY1 to apFrove rezoning as R-1 both sides of Sunset Drfve from Fairniont ta the sauth line oi' Sharp�a Subdivisione RR�mv Enc. Zoning Boarcl Memhers Approving: Cleveland Insco Jr. Herbert Blan�on OYiver H. Anderaon Webb Hopkins E. C. Marquardt Very truly yr�urs, (Signec�) Ralph Fticlaarda ------------------ Inter-Office �ctmnunication Ta 2vtr. Eier.nett : Frcm O.h.Andexson, Sec4y Zoning Board Subject: Rsquest aP North Shore Association Zonin� Board iJlembers Disapproving: John K. Batstona November 16, 195Q. At the re�ular meeting of the Zoning Board held Wednasday evenin�, November 15bh, 1950 the Board recoumiended that the request oP the Pi�rth Shore AS�a�ia�ion Por the re-zoning as�R�1, both sides oP Sunset �rive from b'airmoni Street south to the south line o�' Sharpos Su�division, be granted. Attached harev�ith is e copy of the North Shor6 AsAociation request sho�ving the signaturQs of the �on3.ng Boar� members �pprovin� th.e reques'�. //7 0 CITi' COPIiIvITSSzOIJ M�TTI$G ITovember �0� 195Q; Inter-Of�ic� Commun�.cation To• Mr. Benn_ett From: Ol�.ver H. Anclereon, Sec�y �oning Board Subjects NORTH SHORE PARK---ZONING CHANGE Nove�ber 17, 195Q T2ie �on3.ng Bosrd decision on this application 3s Y�ased on the f�ct that the original application on which objections vrere voiced was withdrs;�vn and thiff application ei'f.ecta a smaller area in wl�ich thare are a larger percent oi' one family residences� leavin� ou� that axea on which niost of the object3ons originated. 27oVe�ber 17, 195Q Hon. Harry ll. S'argsant Mayor, City of Clesr�rrater Clearwater, Florida Dear biayor Sargeantz Due to press of work in m� private law practice, I find it is neceasarg to resign my pos3tion as municipal jud(�e, ePPective January l, 1�5�. It i� with a great deal of regret that I write this letter to infor� you of my resignation. I tivish �o express my sincere apprecia.tion to you, the mem3ers oi the City Commission, and the Ci+y nianager for the help and caoperation gitien me during the � se and a half ysars I�iave held this office. V�ry truly yours, Signed. A. T. Cooper Jr. ATQ:N��IC -------------------------- CITIES SERVTCE PRODUCTS November 13th, 195Q To the City �iaqor, hTr. Sargeant, and Coirnnissianers. GentTemen: It has been brought to my attention bhe need of g�saline and Diesel flzel for the Boats that are to use the Cit� Dock while the I1ew �arbor end Docks are being built. The Dock Masters and Boat owners have asked me to contact you Genileme� and gat your pe�nission to install the necessary aquipment on the Cit� Dock for the period they Y1ill be there. It w�ill be nscessary to have an equipment Rental agreement signed by the Docts R4aster to be able to have m� Co�pany to install this equipment. Also a�ne aignature �rom the Co�unissioner� or hisyor. Please take this vnder advisemen9,. and I will �ppreciate any considera,tion that you raight giva me in this matter. Yours re�peotf�l].y, C . Iv1. STRADEP. AGEIv�T, ORANGE ST�TE OIZ CO., CITIP� SERVICE PRODII�T�. ---STAi]U�RD OIL CONIPANY J---- Fxoni: Standard Oil Co. C1ear^�vater, Fla�. To; The City Commission, Glearwater, Fla. Gent;lemen : T hereby make application to install a 550 gallon tanlz and pumg at �the City Dock in front of the hlunicipal Auditar3um, Signod: (Ree'd 4:45 P.h4. 11�20�50) Inter�0i'fice Communication To n2r. Bennett From 0v Ii. A,nderson, Sec Ty Zoning Board Subject: Request of Iierbert hi. Blanton Jr. Yours tx�ily, Guy NfeDiullen, Agt. November 16, 19�0 At the re�zlar meeting of the Zoning Board heTd on Wednesday avening Nov. 15th, 1950, the Board reconunended that the rc�quest of Herbert P�i. Blanton,Jr. for the rezoning u�' Lot 9, in Block 16, of Dlagnolia Park Subdivisior.. from (R�2), residential �o Business snd to inc.lude same on the Dacember aoning re£�.rendum, if nocessarya be granted. Attachad herewith is a copy o� bir: Herbert M> Blanton J��s request showing th.e si�naturas of �oning 53oard mombars a�,�proving tiza.s requasto /�� CITY COniMISSTON I�IEETTZdG November 2':0, 1950 To the Citp af Clearwater Zoning Board, and To the Hanorable Board of �.ity Corr�issioners� Of the City of Clearrrater, Florida . I, the undersigned o�vner of I,ot 9, in B1ock 16, of Magnolia Park Sub- division, in the City of Cleas^�ater, Florida, hareby reqzxest and petition the. Z'oning Board and the City Commission to change the zoning status of sa id ]:ot from � Re�identia�. to Business, and to include same on tho vecomber zoning referendum, � if necess&ry�, in order to effect the zoning chan�e. hiemberg of Z'onir.�; IIoard Approving: ^' Cleveland Insco, Jre J'ohn K. Batstone Oliver H. Anderson V'�ebb Hopkins E. G. iViarquaidt Herbert 3lanton Respecti%11y aubmittedr 3igned: Herbert n4. Blanton J�°. �/ � hiembers of Zoning Board Disapp�roving: The Z'oning Board dacision on this �pplic�tion is bssed on the fact t?zat this propert� is i�ec�iately �cross the strset from and faces an area occu�ied ex- clusivaly by negroes an8 therefore is not desirable for v�hite residence� and i� deed reatricted against negro occupancy. These£ore, it is practically worthless as re;sidantial property. Also, cons3dera�ion was given to the iact that the extensior of Court Straet into Dtteatrntt Street to Greenwoo@ Avenue, which we underatand is aontemplated immeriia.tel� v�iL �aturally change tho status of this immediate neighborhood, makin� this lot more desirable for business thsn e residen�3al locatione � To the City of Clearwatar Z'oning Board, and To the Honarable Boare� of Cit� Cornmisgio�er$ 0� the City oi Clearvaater, Florid�. We, the undersigned o:vners of Lo�� 13-�4-I5e16° in nlock 16, o� hiagnolia Par� Subdivision in the Citg of Clearsnater, Florida, hereby request and petition tne Zoning Board and tha Citg Commission t� change the �oning status o#' ssid lots from Numbar 'i'wo Residenti�I to Business, and to include sAme on the December zoning refarendum, if necessary, in order to effect t2�.e zoning changev Resjwectfullyj submitted, Signed: P.. �, Edwa�d� " Cora �dv+ards� Members of Zoning Board Approvingt Herber� bS. Blanton Cleveland Insco Jre John I�. Batstons Oliver H. Anderson Webb Hopk3na E. G, ttiarquardt City o£ Clearvrater Int�r-0ffice Ca�nunication To b2r. Bennatt From 0. �. Anderson, See�y Zoning Board Subject: Request of P. G. and Cora �dwards h�embers. Zoning Boar3 Disapprovinge Novem'ber 16, 195Q kt the regular meeting of the Z.oning Board held on Wednesday evening, November 15th, 1950 the Board recormnended trlat the request of PoG. and Cora Edward� for the rezoning of Lots 13,14,15,16, in B1Gc1� I6, Magnolia Pex� Subdivis;ionp from R-�:� (reaidential), to Business, and to include �ame on the December zoning referandum, if necessary�, be granted. Attached herewith is a copy of P. G. and Cora� Edward� request showing si�_ natures• of the Zoning Board members approving this request. The Zoning Board decision on thisrapplication is ba�ed on the faet tha:t this property is 3nnned3ately across the street from and faces�an �rea occupied exclusively by negroes and ther6fore is not desirable for vrhite res3dence� and is deed restricted against n��ro occupancy. Therefore, it is; prac�ically worthZess a:s residential propsrty, Als o, consideratiott was �iv�n to the fact that the extension of Court S�rse�t 3nto Chestnut Street to Greenwood P.venue, which we understand is contomplated imnediately will nmturallg ohange the status of this immediate nei�hborhood, mak- ing these lot� more desirable for business than residential Iocations. CITS: QONIMISSIOPi 2JIEETING Novernber �.0, 1950 To the city of Clearwater Zoning Board, and To the Honorable Board of City Com¢nissionora Cii:f of Cleaz�water, Florida. November 4th, 1950 The undersigned owner oP lots seven (7) and Eight (8) in Block 17 of Ma,gnoli� Park Subdivision in the city of C7:earvrater, Florida, hereb� request and petition said board and cosr�niss3�n ta change the etatus of 3aid lots from a numb�r two to a bu�iness zone and to inrlude same in the December referendum, if necessar9a in order to e£Yect �he zoning chang� on these lots. Theso tv�o lots adjoin the lAts hereto approved for business zoning upon appli- ca�ion made by Y7, v. Owona�� and Aro across the street �rom an a,ras zoned for manufa.cturing. Your peti,tioner owns all the property adjoining the abovo lots mentioned in this petition, except thase owned by Owens, whieh have already been approved-. £or inclusion in the December referendum. Respactfullq submitted, Signed: Herbert B4. Bl� ton I�embers of Zoning Board Approvingc Members of 2oning Board Disapproving; ClevelUn�i Insco Jr, John K. Batstone Oliver H, Anderaon Webb Hopkin� E. C. �Iarquardt (In considering this application Herbert Blanton d3squaliiied himselP and refrained Yrom voting) � City of Clearwater Intar-Ofiice Coramunicet�on To RIr. Bennett From Oliver H. Anderson, �ec�y Zon�ng Boai^d Subject; Request of Herbart 2rI. Blanton Nova�aber 1�, 1950 At the regular meeting of the Zoning Board held oh TiVednasday evez�ing November 15, a950,. the Board r•eco�ended that the request of` Herbert b�. Blanton for the re-zoning of Lots ('7} and (8) in Block 17, Idagno�ia Park �ubdivision froM (R-2:) residential to Business and to include same on the Deoem�er zoning referendum, if neaessary, be granted. Attached herewith is a co�y of Mr. Herbert b�. Blanton�s requast shawing the signatures oP �aning Board members approving this request. � The Toning Baerd decision or. this application is based on the fact that these t�vo lots ad join the lots of W. D. Owens, �vhic2i have already bean approved by 'the Zoning Board and Gity Connnission to be placed on the zoning change referend�. And For the f'urthex i�ct that thay are 3.�ediataly across the street and face an area zoned far r�anufacturing. Further consideration was given to the fac� tkia� the applj.�ent owns sll the property adjoining these lots, except that o� ti'J. D. Owens, whieh has already been approved for the referandu�. To the City of Clearwater Zonin� Board, and To the �ionorabla Soard of City Commissioners City of Glearwater, Fla. Novembor 4, 1950 I, the undersigned owner of Lots 10�11-12:, in Block 16, o� 2diagnolia+ Park Subdivision in the Citv of Clearwater, Florida„ heraby request and petition the Zonin� Board and the C3�y Counnissior.. to change the zoning status of said lots from � Res3dAntial to Business, and to include �ame on the December zoning referendum, 3f necsssa�, in order tc, effect the zoning change. Respectflzllg subrnitted, Signed: Herbert rd. Blanton D4amber� of Zoning Bo�rd Approving: Members� of Zoning Board Disapprovinge Clevaland Insco Jr. �ohn K. Batstone Olivax Ao Andarson Webb Hopkins E. C. Marquardt �In cansidaring this application Ii�rbart �lanton dis-qualified himself an3 refrained from voting.) Cl2'i'' COhIn1ISS•ION HIEETI2dG November �0, 195Q I�ovomtie� 16, 1.9�II Cxty of. Clearwater Inter-0ffice �rnnnnznication To Mr. Bennett �rpm 0liver H. Anderson, �ec�y Zoning Boarei� Stiib ject: Haquest of Herbert bi. Blantoln At the regular meeting of the Zoning Board xield on YJodnesday evening, Nov. 15th, 1950, the Board recosrunendad that �he request af Herbert M. Blanton for the re-zoning of Lots 10-11-1�, in Block 16, of D4agnolia Park Subdivisipn froin (R-�2}, residenti�l to Business Rnd to include st�me on the Decomber zaning referendum, i£ necessary, be granted. Attached herewizh is a copy of 1•dr. Herbert 3ri. Blanton�s requeet showing the signatures o� Zoning Board members approving this requast. The Zoning Board decision on this application is based on the fact tl�at th3s property ie immediately acros� the streAt from and faces an area occupied ex- clueively by negroeg anc� therefare is not desirable for whi'te res3dencea an� i� deed reatr3cted against negro occupancy. Therefore, it i,s practica,lly worth- less as residential property. Also, consider�tion was given to the fac� that the extension of Court Street into Chestnut Stxee� to Greenv�ood Avenue, which we understand is contemplsted immediately will naturallq change the status of thia ixrniediate neighborhood, mak3ng �hese lots mare desirable for bue�iness than resid�ntiaZ locations. 0 �� � CITY COh1tdTSSION biE �'TTNG November 2i0, 1950, Resalu�ion, Lot Cleanin�-.rCont�d: RE�OZUTIOY (Lot� requested by other than owners) WHEREAS; it has been determined b,q the Gity Commission caf the Ci�y oi Clear- svater, Florida, that the property described below should be cleaned of weeds�, grass and/or underbrush, and that aPter ten {10) days� notice and faiTure of the owner thereof to do so, thg City should clean such property and charge tho cv�ts thereof against the raspective property. NOYV TNEREFORE BE 1i' RES'OLVED by the City Cas�iss3on oP the C3�y of Clee,r- water, Florida, that the follawing degcribed property, situate in said Citg9 sha11 be cleaned �f �reeds, grass and�or underbrusii within ten (10) da�9�afte� notice in v�ri'�ing to the owner� thereof to do so and that upon failure to comply *,vith said noticas the City shall pexform such clean3ng and charge the costs� thereof against th9 respoctive properties in accoxdance with Section 128 of the Gharter of' the City of Clearwater, as amended. (Lots• requested to be clean ed by other than property �veners Cominisszan meeting, Noventber 6, 195Q�) O�sner: Propert:�: Estimat� Amount• Frank R. Chase Zot 4, less Em 3Z�¢ .4�a� Mowing 16Q9 E. Iaura Ste Block Es Keystonc� 5ubdo �1m25 Clear�vater, Nlorida Geo. Ft. Seavy, et als 6QS Pinsllas St. Claar�ater, F7.�. Hovaard R. Iv7cG�ughe,q 1�12 Pdo. Greenwoodi Clearwater, Fla. Nona B. �harp Clearwater, Florida Alda Chamber� R. D. I4, Bo� 646 Indianapolis, Inda Sam Bacon Cochran 1475 E. Glevelsnd St. Clearwai;er, Florida Salvador Greco 965 Eldorado Avee Glearv�ater, Florida Paul Chipello B29 Cleveland St� �learvlater, F1a, Robert Lyon 3149 Jocalyn St. Washington, D. C� D3rs. D. B, r,4eDonald, 1012:' Ne f�sceola Ave. Clearwater, F1a. Lot 6 and E. 18�8°� of Lot 5, Block E, Keystone NIano� W. 37j 410 of Lot 5 and E.31�4"' of Loi a, Blk ES Keystone Nta z�or Subd . Lot 2., Bllt B Peale ParY Su'i�d. Lot 8, B1� D Highland Grove� Subde Lot 9, Blk D Hi�hland Grove� Subd. I,ots 1, 2, 3, 4, Blk 8� hZandalaq St�bd. I,ot 13, Blk B Ke�stone h4anor Subd. Lot 14, B1Y E Keystone n2a�or Subdo Lot 44 R'fa rsha 11 Subd . Cont�d Mowing �p3.00 Mowing �2 .5fi Nlo�ving �3.00 NIovring �T,90 I�iowing �1.9 0 Mov�ing �6.00 Mowin� �p2:. 5Q iJf orring �2.50 Mowing �2„50 owner Thoodore Cerao�lo General Delivexy Dunedin, �I.orid� A4r. Hartivell S.. htil.ls 900 Penna Avea Clearwatsr, Florids Harry E. GarZ R.D., Box S0 Kent, Ohin Property Lot 4, Bj.k C Belleview Court 5ubd. I,ots 9, 10, Blk D Plaza Park Subd. I;ot 8, Blk II Pla za Pa riz Subd . Eatimate: hiow3ng �"2.50 hiovring $p3 ,10. Pri owing ��1.90 Mary� M. Baxter Lot 13, E31k A D7owing 214 Reqnolds �1ve. Kepstone hlanor �2,50 Clearwater, Florida, PASS�D AND ADOPTED �'i THE Gity Gommission oF the City of Clearwatar, Florida, this 2�th day of ZFovember, �,D., I550. Atbeat: H. G. Vtingo Cit� Auditor and'Cleric Harr'v D. 3ar�eant b�a�or-Comrr,issioner ----------------------- RESOZUTION YVHER �`�: it has been detes�.ninefl by the City Commission of the City of Clearwr�ter, E'lorida, that the propert� described belov� should be cleaned of waeds., gra��� and�or underbrush, ar_d tha�t after ten (10) days notice and fail�re of the owner thereof to do sa, the City should clea n such property and charg� tha costs theroof �gain9t the respective property. NOV� mHEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED bg the City �or,miiseion of the City of Claar- water, Florida, that the fallowing descr�.bed propertv, situate in said City, sha11. be cleaned oi weeds, grass:and/or underbrush within i:en {10) days after notice in vsriting to the or�ners thereof to do so attd that upon i'ailure to comnly with sAid notice, the City shall perform such clear_ing and charg� �he costs thereof against the res:pective properties in accozdance w�t; Soction 128 of bhe Charter of the City oi' Glearwater, as amended. (Lot Glean IIp--O�rners Requeats Coramission Meeting I`�ov. 6, 1850) owner: IJir. S . ft. Sowen i6U3 Sunset Driva Clea rwa ter, Fla . �talter T. Horn, Est. Ada ms , 11�a s s. Edward Hansen 1533 S, h4yrtle Ave. Clearrzater= Fl�. Dr. Faye F. Russell 1447 Drew Streei: Clea rwater, Florida Joe 7.'urner S'o. Ft, Harrison Clearwa�er, Floridm 0. H. Fields 1010 Qsagd St. Clearwater, Florida Propertq: Lot� 7, 8, �slk F, Pla za Pa rk Subd; . I�ot 3', Y�. 6► of 2, bllt C Sunaet Yoint 2nd Addn. Lots. 43, 44, Blk A 2nd Addn to f3eTmont Est�.mata: Py'iov�ing �4,00 BIocrxng �5.00 2�Iowing �e0� Lot� 5,7�8, �c S! 5Ut of Lot 9, Lot SO, Zl, & S, 60 f of 1� and No. 20► of T�ot 13, in hiowing only Russell �,xl�d., also ^��0,00 Lots 1 through 13, in Russell Subd., linit ]t Lots � and 3, Blk l�, Turners Subde ;� Lot� 22, 23, Blk S` Bay Terrace Addn. Mowing �k2 , 50 �Iowing �6.00 Stenley Zee Stanclard Oil Co, Lot 12, Blli � Mawing P. Oe Box 57 Knollwood Replat ��''2,50 Clearwater, Fla. 1'ASSEll AAtD ADOPTED BY' THE City Comnission of the City oP Clearti��ster, Florida, this 20th day o£ Nove�iber, A.D�, 1950. Attestr H. G. Ylin�;o City Auditor and ler _ _ Harr,y D, Saxgeant n7ayor-Commissi�ne�