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11/27/1950 .:., ' t.','" , " t.. '. I ' '. ~ .... ' . ~.. ;i" .; " -Ci toy lwlanager -Chief of Police -City Attorney :.,:..~:::~.. . ':: .:::"\~~ ~~.fr:::*~~~:;!; . . ::l~N:;~'~~~'~',;,,',',;;' ~,' . .". (. I ~ :~:. ': '\ , ,'" " . j ',',,'y.;' "'~ I .f. l \ '~. . \ :' ~'\ ,'j I v~y I \ , CITY COMMISSION MEETING November 27, 1950 Ha rry D. Sa rgean t Herbert M. Bl"olm E. B. Casler Jr. Leland F. Drew Joe Turner -Mayor-Commissioner -Ccmunissioner -Commissioner -Comr.1issloner -Conunissioner . '.1~f',/<,,;,7f; ~ ..;-t.., '.. ~1(1 t't: ~ '1. /. ".', '. I ,:~:.:;g~~~:f~::;;(!:"';' lj)(;;'if:~{(i:.' ,~ .:; .,...?,<> :~':> < ~ ~ . i ',' >.'\ ,;~):' , The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met 1n Special Session at C1ty Hall Monday, November 27th at 7:30 P.M. with the following member~ present: Absent: None .,' .' ; , ! , i Also Present Were: Boyd A. Bennett George T. McClamma Ben Krentzman , ,-_._,~._-- ;. I "I' ,I '-'\ , I '..' I , I , The meeting was called to order by the Mayor. It was moved by COt1Dlissioner Drew that the minutes of the meoting of November 20th be approved in accordance with the copy thereof .furnished each member in writlng_ and that their reading be dispensed with. The motlon was seconded by Comm1ssioner Turner and carried. Commissioner Casler called attention to the fact that a street 1n Grand View Terrace had been named Casler Avenue at a t~e when there were no residents on the street. He said that now that homes were being built he thought it waS' possible that the residents might prefer another name. It' so he would be glad to have the na~e changed to whatever name was preferred by the people residing on the street. COlmnissioner Casler moved that the City ~~nager inquire among the residents as to their wishes regarding a name for the street. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Brown and carried. Ttem #12 on the Agenda, consideration of the Contractors Ordinance on itS' second reading, was deferred by consent. The following bids for r&laying the storm sewer on Myrtle Avenue between Maple Street and the Seaboard Railroad were opened: :' .:, \;; .~,:/:>.'~'~:..:i.;>,~' ~, .' .;..)..,.,>~'.. ~";'./.'!>~., " , ~ ,fJ...~ 'j~:@) ;"~~}; Mariani-O'Brien $3a18.00 Sidney P. Stansfield $2971000 Commissioner Drew moved that the low bid by Commissioner Turner and carried. The City Manager submitted Hovey Brothers Tractor Co. bid for supplying a tractor-mower in the amount of $2118.00, stating that this was the only bid received. He recommended that the bid be accepted. COmQissioner Casler moved that the Manager's recomnendatlon be approved. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried. Comolete in 45 days It It 30 days be accepted. The motion was seconded ~~~~t~t'"'\ I,,',,' /1'J-"~~r'" ~}~~t~g:~~~;{'~~' , r"'"'''''' '''',.B,i, litl~I! , oj The Manager reported that no one had bid on repairing the roof at the Sewer Disposal Plant in accordance with the specirications. He said that part of the work could be done by City labor; that extra termiting would cost approxi- XI1Qte1y $250.00, and that tho roofing contract could be let separately. He estimated the entire cost at fr~l $600.00 to $700.00. After some discuss10n, the matter was deferred by unanimous consent. The Manager submitted a tabulation of bids received for painting City Hall a s follows: H. H. Freidt $2420.00 Jos. J. Simmons 2590.20 W.R. Truluck & Son 1879.00 John B. Tucker 2273.25 He stated that about $1300.00 was available for this work and suggested that the ~econd floor, stair well to first floor, stair well to balcony and balcony be pa1nted at this time. The bids on this item were: Cormnissioner be accepted. H. H. Freidt Jos. J. Simmons W.R. Truluck & Son John B. Tucker Brown moved that the bid The motion was seconded $ 925.00 987.20 600.00 873.50 of Truluok & Son in the amount of by Commi9sione~ Drew and carried. $600.00 The City Attorney reported that he had carefully checked the City Charte~ relative to the rilling of vacancie5 in the Commission for unexpired ter.D1S} that if Commissioner Drew should resign now, it would be necessary for the Commission to appoint a meml)er to serve until the next general election, December 19th. However, he could rind no charter provision for electing a Commiss10ner for a one year ter.m. At this thne, Commissioner Drew tendered his resignationJ to be erfective the first Monday in January~ 1951. Attornay Charles Phillips addressed the Con~lss10n relative to the zoning ot the SRi of the NEi in Section 13"29-15. He said he believed that the S. 280 ft. ot th1s property was zoned for business, which would leave a fifty toot strip immediately to the North zoned as R-2 within the corporate limits. He requested that this fifty feet be inoluded in the '~usiness" zone. During th6 disoussion 1t developed that this forty aores had probably been 6rroneously omitted from the : ~. .I', ,:,' .....~ ro, . ......,..,. " ~...... ., > ,''';' ',~~::,',:: ~ : " :, :".:, ~ , 1 I ,I 1 "~ ~;. ' .~; : ' . , ' \p.'''\", ". / J '.-',.,.. I I I I i ,}i1~Sl:12;:1~~~::LU;,~LIL.;.,~';, ":;;)':;:" _.:, ._', "".1 ,..i:, :... " i"'~;: ;i_;:":{i\iL~i~:.;~:i;.'~t:;'~tL~;!',~J;~h~txt~l.d~;~'r,,~'i~~tl\i&ik;~~~ii;fitil't:~: , '}: " '~, ',' .: ,;,.... ".. ",-,"':,,: .'t.' " .",\..;. .. ....,.::.; .' CITY COMM lSSION MEETING November 27, 1950 " ,",. Zoning Ordinance adopted in 1949 and actually may be unzon&d at this time. Commissioner Brown moved that the City Attorney have the map checked as to the zoning of the Constantine property (the S.E.-: of the N.E.i, Sec. 13, Twp. 29 S, R. 15 E). The motion was seconded by COl/missioner Drew and carried. The City Attorney submitted Ordinance 11601, au Ordinance to amend the Zoning Law 0 Comm1ss1onm?_Prew moved that the Ordinance be passed on the :first reading. Connllissione~onded the motion a nd it carried. COI:lII1issioners Brown, Casler, Drew, Sargeant and Turner voted "Aye". There were none opposed. Connnissioner Casler moved that the Ordinance be read the second time "by title only". The motion was seconded by Connnissioner Turner and carried. Com- missionerS' Brown, Casler, Drew, Sargeant and Turner voted "Aye". Thore were no "'Nays". Commissioner Drew moved that the Ordinance be passed on the second readinR by ti tle only. The motion was seconded by CODlD1issioner Casler and carl"ied. Commissioners Brown, Casler, 1)1"ew,Sargeant and Turner voted "Aye". There were none opposed. The City Attorney now submitted Ordinance IfflOa, an Ordinance providing for a Special Election to be held December 19th, to subject Ordinance #601 to a re:ferendum to be participated in by "free holder3" only. Commissioner Drew moved that Ordinance ~oa be passed on its first reading. ~le motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried. Commissioners Brown, Caslerp Drew, Sargeant and Turner voted ItAye". There were none opposed. Carumissioner Casler moved that Ordinance #002 be read the second time by title only. The motion was seoonded by Commissioner Turner and carried. Commissioners Brown, Casler, Drew, Sargeant and Turner voted "Aye". There were no negative votes. Commissioner Casler moved that Ordinance #Gaz be passed on its second reading by title only. The motion was seconded by Coomissioner Turner and carried. CommisBioner~ Brown, Casler, Drew, Sargeant and Turner voted ItAye't. There were none oPPos'ed. l The Clerk BUbMi tted the following naI11eS of persons' who ha ve agreed to serve as Clerks and Inspectors' in the Municipal Election Tuesda y, December 19th: Garden Avenue Fire S. H. Lowe, Clerk IsIrs Margaret Dunn l.1rs. Herbert Duval Mrs. J. A. Hope Mrs. Mollie Shearer Mra. Bert Brady Mrs. Sallie Guzman J. R. Thomas Mrs. Marion Rousseau Sta tion 508 G1enwood Avenue 511 East Turner Street 515 East Rogers Street 808 Eldridge St. 613 Ma l"ahB.ll st. 1775 F~.l.lton Ave. 803 S'. !<'ort Harrison Ave. 500 S. Fort Harrison Ave. 1008 Jones Street Beach Fire Station Mrs. Callie W. Burton~ Clerk Mrs. Lyda D'Armand Mrs. J. D. Parrock Mrs. D. L. He. sbrouck 39 Baymont Street 39 Bay.mont Street 944 Bruce Ave. 28 Acacia Street Commissioner Drew moved that the Clerk's recor.1IT1endations be accepted. The motion was seconded by Conmissioner Brown and carried. The Mayor again brought up the proposal to increase the salaries of' those employeea whose salaries are less than $250.00 by 10~ and an increase o:f 5% for those employees who earn $250.00 but less than $300~OO per month. Commissioner Casler moved that the matter be deferred f'or a full committee report. Com- ' missioner Turner seconded the motion and it carried. Item #9 on the Agenda, the report of the Coramittee on the request o:f the Philadelphia Baseball Club's request to set back the fence at the Baseball Park, was defer~ed by consent. The Committee on purchase of property :for extending Grand Central Street had no report at this time. The City Manager reported that he had contacted cp~rter boat ownera relative to their preferences in gasoline; that two favored Sinclair Gaa, rour Gul:f Gas, none Standard and none City Service gas. Conmliasioner Drew moved that no franchise be given to any company to install pumps, but that any de~ler be allowed to solicit business at the dock in :front of the Municipal Auditorium. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried. The City Manager recommended that $100,000.00 of the funds received fram sale of Utility Revenue Certi:ficates be invested in U. &. Treasury 2:1% bonds, maturing JUne 15, 1962. He stated these bonds would be available :for purchase by banks on June 15, 195H and should increa se in value at tha t t:l1116. Com- missioner Casler moved that the Managerls recon~endation be followed. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried. The City Manager reported that he- had authorized the following gtl>eJ main extensions costing leas than $300.00: (a) Nov. 22# 1950, 260 :ft. o:f ]It Gss Main on Third Ave., end 150, ft. of litt ga s nsin on Coronado Drive. Estima ted cost $150.00 (b) :Nov. 21# 1950" 475 :ft. of 2'" Gas Main on Pierce st. and Prospeot Ave. Estimated cost (0) Nov. 21, 1950, J.OO ft. ot 21t Gas Main on Druid Road It It. Coma1ssioner Casler moved that the extensions be approved. The motion seoondod by Commissioner Turner and carried. $260.00 $ 70.00 was ~.....--- ..., ,- " ! . ' . I . '1'". , , ':. " ",~ , ~. I r --\'''''.i-'j.d;Y I i , i I I I j I I j I I I I 'I I '1 :, :,j ',' :. ~ ", ".",~ :\':,:;;:;~ . ". ", '." . ..... ......; ...,;";/JS;i~~""\:'1/;':1:r;it;:~t';;!;;.1:;:;;'iL,,,iiii!;!~i~!f,js~~~,~i~{' i, 17;J" r., ",~ 1'1""' ~.., """ / ,v rL~>~:;::,<"" ',", '~, ~,,_. ' . .:'=,2~i,~:~(<, !t~Z'~, 'I' 'l,'l,"\.' J' r1' /..:+,,1:',;;,..,:1',', ' , rii:;!fi~t~f~l I'" " "'., r : " , '.' ,~. 'j ; ... ~.~.' . '., ;. ~ ',' '- .,' / ' CITY COMMISS'ION MEETING November 27, 1950 The City 11ana~e~ submitted two resolutions which would require property owners to clean their lots or grass~ weed& and underbrush. The rirst reso- lution would aff'ect 13 property owners' who had requested that their lota be clearled. The aecond would ei'fect the property of 38 persona, where the clean- ing had been l'equested by non-owners. Commissioner Brown moved that the resolutions be adopted. The motion was seconded by COMmissioner Drew and carried unanimously. The City 1-.1anager submitted a request by the Recreatlon Department that 500 bloacher seats be purchased for use a t the ba seba 11 pa rk a t a cost of $1700.00. Commisslonel' Drew movetl that the City Manager be instructed to contact the authorities of the Baseball Club and that he be authorizetl to contract with the Club along the lines of the existing contract. The motion ~us seconded by Commissioner Brown and carried. A report by the Barbers EXEl1luning Board i'or the period NOVOlrlber 21at, 1949 to August 8, 1950 showed a total of $81.00 collected in examina tlon teeS'. It WBS moved by Conunisslorler Casler that the report be accepted and the Clerk make a report on the receipts. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Brown and carried. ~le City Manager presented a report by James A. Hamilton & Associates of results of the recent Hoapi ta 1 Survey of Hillsborough and Pinellaa Counties, tosether with a refund check in the amount of ~44.36 for the unexpended portion or the City's oontribution toward the cost of the Sttrvey. Commissioner Brown suggested that the l1anager give an analysis of the report some day at noon. COllID1issioner Ca3ler moved that the report be accepted. Conmis3ioner Brown seconded the motion and it carried. Considers tion of' tho appointment to the Zoning Board to succeed lKr. Andrew Horton~ was def'erred by unanimous consent. ' The !-.layor told the COllll!1ission that the Chief' of the Pire Department had requested the opening of Bay Esplanade and Eldorado Avenue through the fence separating the Carlouel Development fron the other part of the Beach. Com- missioner Casler and Commissioner Brown stated that sone of the Carloue1 resi- dents were opposecl to the opening of the streets, and they knew of none ot them who favored such a nove. On a motion by Cammissioner Brown, which was seconded by COlilInissioner :rurner and carried, the matter was tabled. The City Manager reported that the Lincoln-Mercury Company had made satisfactory progress in !:loving o:ff a portion of the Cleveland Street Right of Way according to Officer Cason" who had made periodic inspections'. He stated that moving had been completed except for the wall. The City Manager reported that he had contacted Leo lol. Butler relative to the proposal survey of LDts 17~ 18 and 19, Block F, First Addition to Sunset Point~ nnd the establishment of a Right of Way ror the street crossing these lots. He stated that this would be more than an ordinary survey" due to the fact thB.t certain lots platted in this block did not show any dimensions North and South. He esti~ted the cost at $175.00. Commissioner Drew moved that the matter be tabled until a more satisfactory arrangement for a survey can be made. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Brown and carried. The City Attorney reported the t 1 t we. s his opinion the t the County Tax Collector could not be required to collect lot cleaning charges in connection with the collection of' City taxes. He stated that lot cleaning charges were more in the nature or improvement liens than taxes. Commissioner Casler moved that the City Attorney prepare for use of the City Clerk, a proper lien for.m for filing liens for lot cleaning and that no lien be filed without public notice being given. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Brown and carried. The Chief of Police requested a special appropriation or $700.00 to pur- chase nine (9) parking meters to be installed on the West side of' Waterson Avenue between Cleveland and Hendrix Streets. He stated that there are no park- ing regulations in efrect in this area now. On a motion by Commissioner Brown, which was seconded by Commissioner Casler and carried, the matter was deferred. The City Attorney reported tbat he had met with the Zoning Board and that the Zoning Board will cooperate fully with the Commission. He said the Board had not been aware that each sign had to be considered as an individual item~ but that applications for the erection of signs w01\ld be more carefully con- sidered in the future. On a motion by Commissioner Drew~ which was seconded by Commissioner Brown and carried, the City Attorney's report was accepted. The City l~nager presented the report by H. M. Turnburke, C.P.A., o~ the Audit of the City's accounts for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1950. Com- missioner Brown moved that the report be accepted. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Turrler and carried. ~ Commissioner Drew moved that the expenditure of $400.00 cost of re-s1.\rfacing Grand Avenue, as requested by the County approved, and the cost charged against the maintenance fund. seconded by Commissioner Brown and carriede for one half the Commission, be The motion was .~.' '~'" ~ ,'. I' f'np- .. l-, ....J.... .:-' '",: ~ .".- \:'.' - , ; ":.:!' I , i I I' , " I " l' . l~r~~'f.z."'~1(".'",~.~ .,.0: ;",,,!,L,.', ' ....':., '" ~\. '~I';~~ " :.~.' .'." /'" ", '.~}.:.,~~ >,':'" """~:'!~:~;".lf;~Ft; , '(;yj'j<;~~g'~ii~;!1i~~~;i",";Ll;i! "'iltiJi;;,;":J$i;)~i.':~,..~~;:ii;J!Si;{;,i;:ii;!~#;!i[.;&\!Z@y,,';i;~';:i;;~;~fiiir,;~' CITY OO!w1MISSIO~J MEETInG November a? 1950 Relative to the City requiring the oleaning of lots under the Nuis.ano'e:',> Ord1nanoe, the City Attorney stated that eaoh oase would have to be handled on. ' its own merits; that it would be necessary to show that the condition ot ,th~'.', lot was Buch as to be aotually detrimental to the pub1io health, publio morala.. '. or public welfare. in eaoh case* Comm~flsioner Drew moved that the Attorney's . report be accepted and the C1 toy Manager bring in proper roports, with. requests' for lot oleaning. The motion wa s seconded by c.;ornniss10ner Brown and oarriod. The Chief of' Police requested tha t a special appropriation be made for the purcl~se of' seven parking meters to be installed at Oourt Street and South Garden Avenue adjacent to the new Magurno building, at an estimated oost ot $525.00. Commissioner Drew moved that the appropriation be made. The motion was seoonded by Commissioner Brown and carried. The City Manager reoommended that a speoia1 appropriation of' $700.00 be made to oover the cost of preparing and produoing new zoning maps.. Commissioner Casler moved tha t the request be gran ted. Conmiss ioner Brown seoonded the motion and it carried. Commissioner Turner suggested that stenoils be out tor the Agenda, so that extra copies will be available for the newspapers or anyone else desiring them. Mr. Mac Nevanan requested that he be peI'Initte<l to build a small offioe at the dock in front of the Aud1toriml1, so he might have a telephone. Commissioner Drew moved that permission to ereot a temporary booth be granted. The motion was seoonded by Cor~lssioner Casler and carried. COl11n1issioner Brown moved tha t a sign be' ereoted at the Auditorium dook to show tha tit is a terJlporary loce tion f'OI' the Imperial Dook. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Drew and carried. The meeting adjourned at 10:45 P.M. Attest: ,1erk --------------------------- November 24, 1950 Mayor-Commissioner Harry D. Sargeant Commissioners: Leland p. Drew E. B. Ca sler Jr. Herbert M. Brown Joe Turner f -- t , l Gentlemen: A special meeting of the Commission will be held Monday. I~ovember 27, at 7:~ P. M. in the City Hall to consider the items on the attached Agenda. Very truly yours, Boyd A. Bennett' City NiS.nager , BAB:gg AGENDA Reading of. minutes of N'ove:cnber 20, 1950. C1 ty Manager's report on the bids reoei ved for the Traotor-Mower. City Manager's report on the repairing of the roof' at the Uispoaa1 Plant for which no bids were reoeived. 4. Heport of the City Manager on bids reoeived for painting the City Hall. 5. City Attorney's opinion relative to the resignation of' Commissioner Drew as Commissioner - as to timing of saMe. 6. Conslde~tion of ordinance amending the Zoning law to be presented to the voters at the next regular Municipal Election. !;;.,: 7. Appointment of clerks and inspectors f'or the munioipal eleotion Tuesday, :i:.t Deoember 19. t~?\e'> 8. ~~P~~~l~;~:' :h:a~~~;~:ee appointed by the May or to oonsider the 1ncrease ~~;}'".;Vi.~1!i;.,,'y;'.'i,.' ,. "'~::.,,ff~:i~:~U~~~:~::~:~:::~~:::::::::::::~o~::t ::::~:::k ~~i:' ~'.~.,..'{~,'l;:' ''.~~,'" ,~-' ,.',.,~;::- . ,'(1'.'" '."1 "est ot, the lud1'tor.1um. "."" ".;J;'~~~~'[lt$t~~~i.D,;N~/.}~{b{' ", 1.. 2. 3. ,.... i ~ 'l ~ ,,, H..... ... ., ", ".' .' 4 ... . . .- .__" ~w, ':'~-, .'....r :;':~ ',:'::,'~':..:, ~~',. ~~. Consideration of Contractor's ordinance on its seoond read1ng. Report of the City Mllnager on suggestions for the investment of $100_000 Revenue Certificate money in Governncnt bonds. RepOl't of the City l.tanager on water and gas IlJ8.ins approved" costing lesS" than $300.00 as follows: (a) Nov. 22, 1950 - 260' of 1" gas maln on 3rd Avenue and 150' of li" gas main on Coronado Drive, to se~ve one customer at estimated cost of ~~150.00. (b) Nov. 21, 1950 - 475' of eU gas maIn on Pierce and Prospect Streets, to serve one customer at estimated cost of ~260.00. (o) November 21., 1950 100' of 2ft gas main on Druid Road to serve one new customer at estimated cost of $70.00. Conslderatton of resolution request,ing property ownors to clean their lots of weeds and grass. Consideration of the purchase of 500 bleacher seats at the base ball park at a coat of $1700.00 suggested by the Recreation lJopartment. Report of the Barber Examining Board for period of November 21, 1949 to August 8" 1950. Receipt of the roport of Mr. Jamea A. Hamilton and Associates on the hospital plan for Hilleborough and Pinellas area. . Considez"Sl.tlon of the appointIlIent to the Zoning Board to fill vacancies created by the resi6natlon of Mr. Horton. Consideration of the opening of a f'ence at thru streets, which was con- structed in 1933 from Glearwstel' 13ay to the Gulf' of Mexico - 3eparatlng the Carlouel Deve10~lent from the other part or the beach. Report of City Manager on progress of Lincoln-Mercury Co. in moving off a portion of Cleveland street, which thoy are noVl occupying. Cit~T Manager's report on the cost of making a survey on the preparing of" a plat for the dedication of a street, together with the description of' the street to be dedicated and all of tile lots with markers on each corner - part of Lots 17, 18 & 19, Block F, 1st Addition to Sunset Point - for which Lots Mr. John Segelken has made an off'er to purclwse the lots not used f"or City purposes. Report of the City Attorney on the collection of charges for the clearing of lots by the County Tax Assessor. Request of the Chief of Police for special appropriation 01" $700.00 to cover the cost of purchasing nine (g) parking meters. City Attorney's report on a meeting with the Zoning Board, He: Signs. Presentation of Certified Public Accountant's Audit of the City books for the fiscal year ending June 30. 1950. Request of County Cmronission for the City to pay half' the cost of re- surfacing Gram Avenue, westerly from Drew StreetJ - ea'timated cost of about $400.00. Report of" the City Attorney on clearing of lots under the nui~ce ordinance, requested at the meeting of Oct. 2~ 1950. Consideration of request of Chief of Police for special appropriation for the purchase of seven (7) parking meters for installation at Court street and South Garden Avenue, adjacent to the new Megumo Building, at an eBtirr~ted cost of ~525.00. Request of City Manager for specia~ appropriation of $700.00 for preparing and producing new zoning maps at estimated cost of $700.00. Report of City Manager on Seminole Dock. City Manager's report on the Connnlssion 's' Bugf~estion that the Physician's; Association name a Doctor to periodically act as City Physician. City Manager's report on the State Road Department repairing the draw bridge on the Causeway and their o~fering to erect electrically operated ga tas on a force account basis - at estimated cost of $4,900.00. Opening of bids on the relaying of starIn sewer on Myrtle Ave. S'outh from Maple Street to Seaboard R.R. track. Request of" Attorney Cooper on beha~f of the lessees of the Bowling Alley to use a portion of the street east or the Bowling Alley on Cleveland St. to erect an addition to the Bowling Alley building on the east side of same, which will extend about 4 ft. into the City public street. Adjournment . . '. . '. . , . "j ""..,)".. ,'," .' , '", ,\ I \ .' " . .. , -" ~ . . " , "in ' "'-' ';,P' .~....\ ," \ '",. ", ........,..... , I " \ I , ", I '. j I 'I 20. 21. 22. I 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 3'1. 32. 33. 34. 35. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. '.. .,:.... .\.:~.:,.,:"':;-.~~ .,..... ::.".:>,:...-',.:. ' .- .,:. ,-, '. ; , , '.;:' :.') pH. CITY COMMISSION MEETING November 27, 1950 7~7 I ; . ,'. , :;,~' ':.~>:?f~,': ~;I k""' , " ~,,'.. ..t'.~1 ~j;~gi'y~~~:f ':y r,. " r~~, . t.,....T-' -------------------------~ City of' Tampa Tampa" Florida November 17th, 1950 Contributing AgenciesJ H oapital Study Committee of IIillsborough-Pine1las Area. Gentlemen: All expenses in connection with the survey made by 3arnes A. Hamilton and Asso- ciates, under the auspices of your committee, imve been paid and I am attaching hereto a statement of receipts and disbursements of the !Und~ contributed by the various Agencies. You wiil note that there remains an unexpended balance of $1,021.95 which" under the terms ot the ag:reement, is to be refunded on the same pro-rat8.t basis a~ the original contributions were made, and a check covering your portion of this retund, as set forth on the attached statement~ 1s enclosed. Yours very truly. Signed: Hobert D. Pelhank City Comptroller ..(" : -~...--~~- ~ r ."f' '. "~i"~~{r~i~~~~;,;B,*~,,,~;~,,,,;s;.,, ;., '.. ~ .'" . . ," '" .' ; : . r," ,~t~' q:~'~~"'!,/',~,u I.';.::.,~;.:";'" .,..c;,;;,,;,.,".,",.. .;"","~iL~;,. "" ,."";;",;,,,.,;,i;;""''''0,.,.,,;;.."_,JJ.~iili&ijjij'it1~ilii::J''(>"i;il'l:~'! OITY 001v1MISSION :MEETING ., ," ,,', '.. November 27, 1950 RESOLUTION \l[EREASr it has been deter.mined by the City Oommission of the Cit~ or Clear. water Florida that the property described below should be cleaned of weeda, grass and/o~ underb~sh, 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. NOVl THERE}l'ORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Comm1ss10n of the City of Clearwater, Florida, that the following described property, situate in said City. shall be oleaned of' weeds, grass and/or underbrush within ten (10) days after notice in writing to the owners thereof to do so and tha t upon failure to oomply with said notice, the City shall perform such cleaning and oharge the oosta thereof agains~ the rospective properties in accordance with Section 128 or the Charter of the City of Clearwater, as amended. Owner: Ed. H. Adams 509 No. Fit. Harrison Clearwater, Florida Vincont Sourto Gulf to Bay Blvd. Clearwater, Florida. ProI?ert~: Et of l~i of NW~ of swi - Sec. l3-ae..15 E1t of' wi of NW! of wi of swi - Sec. 13-29-15 Mrs. Janet Haviland 309 N. Osoeola Avenue Clearwa ter, Plorida. Harvey hlartin 1217 Reynolds St. Clearwater, Florida. Lot 13, Elk A lo'10r1dena Subd. Lot 15, Blk A lo'loridena Sub Lloyd L. Wa lke r Fleetwood Apts. Bldg. 19, Apartment 1, Clearwa ter, Fla. Geo. E. Lacher 416 Riohmond Street Dunedin, ~lorid& Theresa V. lIa18ey 1432 E. Park Street Clearwater, E~orida Lot 1, B1k :; Kno11wood Subd. Lot 2;, B1k 3- Knoll.wood Subd. Lot 8, Blk 3 Knol1wood SUlld. Rbt. E. Lawler 808 Main Street Richmond, Ind. Ronald O'Hara Quintard A~ve. Apt. 2, Anniston, Ala.. E. G. Weber 102:8 Monmouth St. Newport, Iry. Charles A. Bassett 118, W. Bagby Rd. Berea" Ohio Lewis E. Harwood 311 st. Highland Clearwater, lo~orida Helen C. Golden Box 1167 New Port Richey, Fla. G. Gilmore Reynolda OsgoodJl Ind. Hazel Beckham Lon-iS', N. C. M.F.W. Weidemeyer Box 38?, Windsor Mill Rd. Baltimore, Md. Lots 9,10Jlll, Blk 3 Knoll'wood Subd. Lot 1, Elk A Pea.le Park Subd. Lot 2, Blk A Peale Park Sub. let 45 & Ei of 46, Baysides Subd. Lots 10, 11, Blk C Keystone Manor 165' x 100' or N.330' of th w,i of the E.3/41, of the MY'; of' S.E.~ of 18.29-15 Lots 16, 17, Blk D Bassadena Subd. Lot 18. Blk D Bas sadena Subd. Lot 26', Glenwood Estate~ J. S. Fornara 1226 Springdale Rd., N.E. Atlanta, Ga. Lot 27 G1enwood Estates' M.Fl.W.Weidemeyer Box 387,W1ndsor Mill Rd. Baltimore. Md. Lot 30 Glenwood Estates Mrs. C. B. Hopkinson , 1560'E. Drew St. C~ea~wQter, Florida. '.. ..,......,'.. '. Lot 3a Glenwood Eatates '. i.., \ "'.. ., . ". .;. ~;, ",. ~.. "~."" ._.;. . ~ . ,'\~" .~ :";'~. --=- . t( Bstimatea Mowing only $]0.00 I~~" , . 1,\~~r'f .S~~t~l ' '/" ,;;:,;::.0<:~,(~::;:i:: . , ' "I ", ," '1,,':::;;::~iWi~~Wt , t "., " ,I'r , .< :".,' .,\.'''.tl' ' ,': ":,.';~';>I:ir' , I" ,. {.I...., \ ':.;::::,:,)~;;ifYt \ " .,.,.Jor~......'l4"Vt'b '~1:j'~~F~~~' .~.t~i}1i.n~::' .,' :;;':.~ Mowing only $?50 Mowing on1~ $2.50 to mow front of this l.ot only $2.50 Mowing only $1.25 Mowing only $2.50 Mowing only $3.75 Mowing only $8.75 Mowing only C2.50 lio"ing only $2.50 Mowing only $2.50 Mowing only "7.50 ~lowing only $10.00 Mowing only $2:.50 Mowing only $2.50 Mowing $2:.50 lltowi ng $2.50 Mowing $2.50 lIold. ng $2.50 ' Resolution, Lot Cleaning---Cont1d Owner: .Prol1~er.t'Y : Estimate: Paul Henneson 21? Orangewood Ave. Clearwater, Florida R. W. Joutter 1409 N. Ft. Harrison Ave. Clearwater, Florida Edith Homer 505 Cleveland st. Clearwater, ~~orida Margaret C. Shannon Box 1352- Clearwater, Florida Hillcrest Development COe 0/0 Ed. Whitson 1611 Maple st. Olearwater, Florida Lot 62 Glenwood Estates Mowing $2.60 Lots 10,11, Blk I, Hillorest ~~ Subd. Mowing $5.00 Lot 12, Blk ! Hil10rest Me Subd. Mowing $5.00 Lot 22:, Blk B A vonda le Sub. Mowing $2.00 ;"11:\ j~l,_ [. " ' ;:.':~}:' Lots lZ,14"Blk I, Hil10rest #2 Subd. Mowing $5.00 lJ:>t 15, Blk I, Hillcrest No.2, Subd. Mowing $5.00 Mr. R. G. Key 618-20 Fla. Nat'l. Ek. Bldg. St. Petersburg, Florida Nona B. Sharp P. o. Box 333 Clearwater, Florida George G. Springer 2820 Granville Ave. Los Angeles, Calif. Jame s W. King Maryvil1e, Tenn. Lot 12, B100k D Avondale Subd. Mowing $2:.50 Lot 23, Blk A Avondale Subd. Mowing $2.00 Mowing $2.00 Lot 24, Blk B Avondale Subd. J. W. Frost; 1110 stevenson Avenue Clearwater, Florida Lot 10, Bll: G Sunset Point Subd. 2nd. Mowing $1.25 I.R. &: Cora M. Quimby P. O. Box 7175 Houston, 8, Texas Grace B. Haley Box 492 Clearwater, Florida B .A. & Ia ure. E. Mograw 470 Poinsettia st. Clearwater, Florida Henry Henerqu1ez Clearwater Beach, City R. V. Barden 1615 No. Ft. 1~rr1son Clearv~ter, Florida A1da & Laura :M. Chambers R. D. 14, Box 646 Indianapolis, !Ind. A. Waller Smith c/o Bank of Clearwater Clearwater, Florida City of Clearwater Clearwater, Florida Sarafem Derveoh 30 Id1ewi1d St. Clearwater, Fla. Lot 11, 12 B1k G Sunset Point Subd. 2nd Mowing $2.50 Lots 28,29,30,51, Blk C Bassadena Subd. Mowing $3.75 Lots 29,30,31, Elk A Barbour Morrow Subd. Mowing $6.00 Lot 33, Elk A Barbour ~Iorrow Subd. Mowing $2.00 Lot 34, B1k A Barbour-Morrow Subd. Mowing ~2:.00 Lot 7, B1k D Highland Groves Ni of Lot 20, Lota 21,22, 23,24, 8.16' of Lot 25, Blk B, Hillcrest Subd. Lot 26, B1k B Hi11cre st Subd. l10wing $:t.9Cl Iwlowing $3.75 110wing $ .'75 Lots l,2,3,4,5,6,Blk 2 Y~ollwood Replat "towing only $10.00 . PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE City Commission of the City of Clearwater~ Florida, this 27th day of Novenilier, A.D. 1950. Ha rry D. Sa rp;ea nt Mayor-Commissioner ATTEST: H. G. W1pgo City Auditor and Olerk : :~~]0~Gk~~~;;;.::~~'.' CITY COJ,1MISSION M~'TING November 27, 1950 Resolution, Lot Cleaning---Conttd { I ,~roperty. : Es:tima ter Owne r: Paul Henneaon 217 Orangewood Ave. Clearwater, Florida R. W. Jeutter 1409 U. Ic1t. Harrison Ave. Clearwater, ~~orida Edith Homer 505 Cleveland st. Clearwater, Florida Margaret C. Shannon Box 1352, Clearwater, Florida Hillcrest Development Co. c/o Ed. Whitson 161J. liap1e St. Clearwater, Florida Lot 62: G1enwood Estates Mowing $2.60 ~"X,(~;!til~h ""'i'.""':\"'""'f".~ '~. >;'"'" "i\','" . ,.~ Lots 10,11, Elk I, Hillcrest I~: Subd. Jtlow1ng $5.00 Lot 12, Blk I Hillcrest #2 Subd. }.lowing $5.00 Lotff 13,14,B1k I, Hillcrest #2 Subd. Mowing $5.00 wt 16, Elk I, Hillcrest }To. 2, Subd. Mowing $5.00 Mr. R. G. Key 518-20 Fla. Nattl. Ek. bldg. st. Petersburg, Florida Nona B. 8ha rp P. O. Box 33:; Clearwater, Florida Lot 12, Block E Avondale Subd. J.lowing $2:.50 Lot 22:, Elk B A vonda 1e Sub. Mowing $2 .00 George G. Springer 2820 Granville Ave. Los Angeles, Cali~. James W. Ring Maryville, Tenn. Lot 23, Blk A Avondale Subd. Mowing $2.00 Mowing $2,.00 Lot 24, Blk B Avondale Subd. J. W. Frost 1110 Stevenson Avenue Clearwater, Florida I.R. & Cora !ti. Quimby P. O. Box 7175 Houston, 8, Texas Lot 10. Blk G Sunset Point Subd. 2nd. Mowing $1.25 Lot 11, 12 Blk G Sunset Point Subd. 2nd Mowing $2.50 Grace B. Haley Box 492 Clearwater, Florida B .A. & Laura E. l.logro'W 470 Poinsettia st. Clearwater, Florida Henry Henerquiez Clearwater Deach, City R. V. Barden 1615 No. Ft. Imrrison Clearwater, Florida Aldo & Laura :lit. Chambers R. D. 14, Box 646 IndianapoliS, !rnd. A. Waller Smith c/o Bank of C1earwa ter Clearwater, Florida City of Clearwater Clearwater, Florida Saraf'em Dervech 30 Idlew11d St. Clearwa ter, Fla. Lots 28.29,30,31, Blk C BasBsdena Subd. Mowing $3.75 Lots 29,30.31, B1k A Barbour Morrow Subd. Mowing $6.00 Lot 33, Elk A Barbour Morrow Subd. Mowing $2.00 Lot 34, Blk It. Barbour-1iorrow Subd. Mowing ~.OO Lot 7, B1k D Highland Groves Ni of Lot 20, Lots 21.22, 23,24, S.16' of Lot 25, Blk B, Hillcrest Subd. Lot 26, B1k B Hillcrest Subd. ~iowing $.1.9Q Mowing $3.75 Mowing $ .75 Lots 1,2,3,4,5,6,Blk 2 Kno11wood Replat Mowing only $10.00 PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE 01 ty COD1IT11ssion of the City of Clearwater, Florida. this 27th day of Nove:lllber. A.D. 1950. Harry D. Sargeant - Mayor-Commissioner ATTEST: ,H. GlJ W1~o O:1~ Audito%' and Clerk '!t~w.~'" ." ' f.'.i': J. ",> ~;~<~(~"""~:." I):~ ,U~;p WHEREAS: it has been deter.mined by the City Comm1ssion ot the City of Clear- water, Florida, that the property desoribed below should be cleaned ot weeds, grass and/or underbrush, and that at'ter ten (10) days notice and failure of the owner thereo~ to do so. the City should oloan such propert1 and charge the costs thereof against the respeotive property. NOW THEREFOREBE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City ot Cl~arwater, Florida. t~t the fOllowing described property, situate in said City, shall be cleaned of weeds, grass and/or underbrush within ten (10) days after notioe in writing to the owners thereof to do so and that upon failure to oomply with said notioe, the City shall perform such cleaning and charge the cost~ thereot agaInst the respeotive properties 1n accordanoe with Seotion 128 of the Charter of the Oity of Clearwater, as amendod. (OWners request~) Pro~ertyz wi- of Ei of NV/t of swi 1n Sec. 13-29-15 CITY COMMISSION :MEETING November 27. 1~50 RES OL U'l'I ON - Owner: -- M. :I. Beasley 1865 Gulf to Ba y El vd. Olea rwa tel', Florida. Mrs. Ba rker 1024 Charles Street Clearwater, Florida Ei of 4 and wi ot 5, Blk A, Pealo Park Subd. Mr. Minor 1415 So. Groenwood Ave. Clearwa tel', Florida Lots 3,4. A.lI.Dunoan Subd. of \"I1J of NEi of SVI~ Sec. 22-29-15 Lind & Mapes 612 Franklin St. Clearwater. ~~orida Lots 2,3.14,15,16, Blk 7 Magnolia Park Subd. Mr. W. C. Henrion 604 N. Osceola Ave. Clearwater, Florida Lots 4, ~O. Blk B Belleview Court ~ubd. Mr. John Meok llBl N.E. Cleveland Clearwa tel', Fla. Lot 5 &: Vii of 6, Blk I, Keystone Manor Subd. J. F. Murphy 1406 N. Osceola Avenue Clearwater, Florida Lots 13.. 14, Sharps Subd. Mrs. Charles Crowley 1725 Fulton Avenue Clearwater, Florida Lot 11, Blk B, A vonda 1e Subd. Lot 9, Elk G, Keystone Manor Subd. Lot 18, BUt B La Jolla Subd. Edwin C. Brown J.117 Granada St. C1earwa tel', Fla. Mrs. Caroline Gough J.124 Howard St. Olea rwa ter, Fla. Lots 11,12, Elk 24 Marymont Subd. rrrrs. Poln:tl1 207 No. Missouri Ave. Clearwa tel', Fla. N. 75' o~ Lot 1, and N.75' of 10t 2, Alk 4.. Country Club Addn. Lot 15, Blk 22' Magnolia Park Subd. Mrs. Joe Russell 803 E. Turner St. Clearwa tel', Fla. .. ~Ir. Hoberson 1469 Jacaranda Circle Clearwa tel', ~'lorlda Lots 2,4. Roberson Subd. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE City Comnission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, this 27th day of November. A.D. 1950. Es tima te : Mowing $7.50 Mow ing ~.5.0 Mowing only $25.00 (O.K. with property owner) Mowing only $10.00 (O.K. with property owner) Mowing $3.'75 11 owing $:'h50 Mow ing $3.75 Mowing $2..50 Mowing $2.50 Mowing $1.50 Mow 1ng $2.50 Mowing $2 .00 Mowing $1.50 Mowing $5.00 Harry D. Sargeant ~~yor-Commissioner ATTEST: H. G. Wingo CIty Auditor and Clerk . '., :; ~ C�TY COT1ItdISSIaN MEETTNG November 27a 1950 The C1ty Commission of the C3.ty of Clearwater met in Special 8assion at City Hall Monday, rtov�rnber 27th at 7.30 P.N:, with the following members �re�ax��; Ii4rry D, S�rgeant Herbert D�. Bro�rn E. B. CasTer Jro Leland F. Dretv Joe Turner l�bsent: No ne Also Present V�ere, Boyd A. Ber.nett George T. McCla�na. Ben ILrentzman -�.3ayor-Co�nissioner -Comm3ssioner -�ommissioner -Comr.iissioner -Commissioner ..City hIanager -Chief oF Police _City A.ttorneyt The meot:ing was calle� to order by the b2ayor. It was moved by �o�nissioner Drew tha� �he minutes of the mee�3ng of November 20th be approvod in accordance with the copy thereoi',furnished each member in writ:Lng, and that their reading b� dispenss� with. The motion v�as seconded bq Commissior.er Z'urner and cax=:ied. Commissioner Casler called attentj_on to the fact that a atreet in Grand Viev� Terrace had baen namod Casler Avenue at a t:tne when thex�e tiyera no residents dn the streoto He said that now tha� homes were being built he thou�ht it arra� possible that i:he resiaanta migY�t pre£er anotkier name. If so Yae would be glad to have the na�e changed to whatever na�e wae preferred by the people re�idirag on the street. Commisaioner Casler'moved that the City ManageL inquira among the residents as to their wishes regarfl ing a name £or the street. The motion was secor_ded by Co�nissioner Bra�rn �nd carried. ?tem y�12 or_ the Agenda, consideration of the Contractors Ordinanee on its� second reading, vias dePerred by cansent. The following bidg for re-Za�ing the storm sewar Qn hSSrrtle 4venue b�tween Maple Stree� and tho 8eaboard Rai7.road were opaned; hRari.ani..O�Brien �32r18,00 - Com�lote in 45 days Sidney P. S�tansfie,ld �2971a00 - " 30 dz�ys Cor.uuissioner Drew moved that the low bid be accepted. Tha motion was seconded by Cormniss3oner Turner anc3 caxried. The C3.ty h7anage� submitter3 Hovey Brothers Tr�ctor Co. bid for supplying a tractor-incwer in the amcunt of ��,'2118.0�, stating that this was the onlg bici received. He recor.¢nanded that the bid be accepted. Cozvaissioner Casler moved that the Pvianager� s recovnnsndatian be apgrove+3. The motion wa,s seconded by Comnissioner Turrer and c�rried. The hYanager reporLed that no or.e had bid on repairing the roraf at the Sewer Disposal Plant in accordance with the speci�icationso He said that part of the work could be done by City ].abor; tha't extra ter�iting �vould cost a��proxic mately �250.00, and ti�at the roofing enntract could be let separatelg. FiA e�timated the entire coat at fram �600.00 to �700.QG. After so�o discussion, the matter was deferrea by unanimou�. consent, The Nianager submitted a• tabulation of bids rece3.ved for painting City Hali as follocvs: H. H. Freidt y�2420.00 J`os. d. Sirmnons 2590.u0 1Y.R. Truluck & Son 1879,�0 John B. Tucker 2273.25 He atated that about �"1300.00 was available for this work and suggested that the socond i'�oor, statr well to first floor, stair well to balcony and balcony be pain�ed at this time. The bids on this item were: Ho H. Freidt �; 925.00 Jos. J. Si�nons 987.20 W,R. Truluck & Son 600.C�0 John B. 2'ucker 873.5Q Co�issioner Brown moved that the bid of Truluck & Son in the ar,�ount of �$600.00 ba accepted. TYie motion was seconded by Conmissioner llrew and carried. The City Attorney reported th�t he had careiully checked tho City Charter� relative to the filling of vacancieg in the Commission for unexpired tezais� that if Commissioner Drew should resign now, it would be necessary �'or t�e Commissian to appoint a member to sarve untiT �ha next general election, December 19th. However, he could find no chartar provision for electing a �omm�ssioner for a one year term, At th3s time, Commissioner Drew tendered his resignetion, to be effective -the first hlonda� in January, 1951,. Attorney Charles Phi7.lips addressed the Conffnission relative t;o the zoning of the SEg of the NE4 in Section 13��9-15. He said he beliaved that the S. 280 ft. of th3s property was zoned for business, yrhi�h would leave a fifty foot strip immediately to the North zoned as R-� within the corporate limits. He requested i:hat this fifty i'eet be �ncluded in the °business19 zona. During th� diseussion it devel'oped that this forty acres had probably been erroneously omitted from the /�� C ITY COh'I�t ISSION ME]aT I,�Ia Noaember 27, 195L1 �� Z'oning Ordinsnce adopted in 1949 an�s actually may be unzpned at this time. Commissioner F3rown Lnoved that the Cit� pttorney have the map checked as to the zoning of the �onstantine properta (tlie S'.Eo� of the N.E.¢, Sec. i3, Twp. 29 S, R. 15 E). The motion rva.s�, seconded by Conmiasioner Drew and carried. The City Attorne�* subniitted Ordinance �{601, an Ordinance to amend tlie tioning Iaw. Ca�nissi�rew inoved that the Urdinance be passed on the first reading. Connnissione on�.ed the motion ancl it carried. Comnissio�ere Brown, Casler, Drew9 Saxgeant and Turrier voted "Aye��. There were none oppoaed. Commissioner casler moved that th�s Ordinance 'be read the second time °by title �nl��. The motion was aeconc�ed b� Conmiissionex Turn�r and carried. Com- missioner� Brown, �asler, Drev�, Sargeant and Turner aoted 1PAye�t. There were no �"N�ys«. �orrmiissioner Drew moved that the Ordinance be pa�sed on the seUo�id read_n� by title only. Tlie motion was seconded by Co�miissioner Casler and c:�rried. Corrmiissioners Brown, Casler, Drew,Sar�eant and Turner voted °Aye�'• There were none opposed. The City Attorney now subniitted Ordinance #&0&, an Ordina nce providing for a Special Electiors to be held Dece�ber I9th, to subject �rdinance �601 to a referendum to be par�icipated in by �'free holdars" only. Corrnnissioner Drew moved that Ordinance �}60� be passed on its fimst reading. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried. �omriissionexs,Brown, Casler, Dre�u, Sargeant and Turner voted ��Aye��a There were none opposed. �canmissionea Casler moved that Qrdinance ,�602 be read the second ti.me by title only. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried. Commissianers Brown, Casler, Drew, Sargeant and Turner voted ��A;9e°`• There were no negative votes. Commissioner Casler moved thrzt Ordinance �60� be passed on its seconci reading by titlo only. The motion was seconded by Co�unissioner Turner and c�rried. Commissioner� Brown„ Casler, irew, Sax*geant and Turner voted �'Aye'�. There rvere none opposed. The �lerk subrlitted t?ze follow3ng naneg of persons� vrho have a�reed to serve as Clerks and Inspectors in the Municj.pal Election 2h:iesdav, December 19th: Gardsn Avenus S. R. I�cawe, CZerk hlrs� bta rga re t I1unn AZrs. Herbert Duval Mrs. J. A. Hope h'irs. Riollie Shearer lrirs. Bert Brady P�irs. Sallie Guzman J. R� Thomas Ivirs. I�arion Rousseau Fire Station 508 Glenwaod Avenue 511 East Turner Street 515 Ea:st Rogers Street 808 Eldridge St. 61� Marshall B'ta 1775 Fulton kveo 803 �. For.t Harrison Svs. 500 S. Fort Harrison Ave. 1008 Jones Street Beach Fire Stat�on Mrs. Callie 1'�. Bur�on, Clerk nirs. Lgda D*Armand ?�4r•s. J. De Parrock Irirs . D. I,. Ha sbrouck 39 Saymont Street 39 �3ayr�ont StreeL 94� Bra.ce Ave a 2£3 Acacia Street Co�issioner Drew moved that the Clarkts recor�nendations be accepted. The motion was seconded bg Cor.nnissioner Brown a r�i carrisd. Tlze Iviayor �gain brought up the proposal to increase the salaries of those employee� whose salaries are less than �p250.00 by 10� and an increase oP 5� for those employeea �vho earn �250m00 but less than �p300.00 per month. Coimnissioner Casler moved that the matter be deFerred ior a f`ull committee reportm Com- miss�oner Tu.rner sec�nded the motion and it carried. Item ,-�9 on the Agenda, the report of the Corariittee on the request of the Philadolphia Baseb�ll Club�s requesL to set back the i'ence at the Baseball Park, was de�erred by consent. Thz Couanittee or. ourcha�e of property for extending Grand Central St�eet Yaad no report at this time. Th_e City I��Ians�ger reported that he had contacted charter boAt otivners• relative ta their prefereno-es in gasoline; that �wo Pavored Sinclair Gas:, f'ou� Gulf Gas, none Standard and none Qity Serv3ce ga,�. Co�cunissioner Drew moved that no franchise be given to ar_y company to install pumps, but that any dea,ler be allowed to golicit business at the dock in front of the alunicipal Auditorium. The motion was seconded by Commiss3oner Turner and carriedo The C=ty Dtanager recommended thrat �1U0,00Q,00 of the i�ands recoivad from sale of Utility Revenue Cerbii'icates be invested in U. Sc. Treasurg �f bonde, maturin� June �.5, 1962. He stated. these bonds would be available for purchasa by banks on June 15, 195u and should incre�se in value at �LY�at timsa Com- missioner Casler moved that tho Managerts reconunendation be followed. The motion was seconded by Corrnnissioner Turner and carried. The City b'tanager reported that he� had authorized the following ga�a ma3.n extensians casting less than �300,00: Ca) Nov> 22, 1,�50, 260 ft. of l��` Gas L4ain o£ 1�'�' gas xr�in on Coronado Drive. (b) Novo 21� 1950� 475 ft. of 2��' Gas Main Prospect Ave. (c} IJov. 21, 1950,, 100 i't. of 2t° Gas IJiain Comr�issioner Casler moved that the extensions b� seconded bp Commissioner `.L'urner and carried. on Third Ave., and 150; �t. Estimatod cos-c �7.50.00 on Pierce St. and Ea�imated cost �F260e00 on vruid Road �� "` � 70,00 approved. The motion was CI`.L'Y COIs1MT5SI0id b1EETI�dG Iv"ovemb�� 27� 1Q50 The City I�4ana�;er submitted tti�o resol�u�ions, vrhich vrould require property ownex�s� to c1eF�n the3r lcts of grasa, weeds�and underbru�h. The firat r.esa- lution would affect 13 property awners• wiio had requested tha� their lotss be cleaned. The secand would afiect the property of 38 persons, whera �he clean- ing had baen requasted bq non-ovrners. Cemmias3oner Brown moved that the reaolutions be adoptedv The motion was seconded by Corinissioner Dre�v a:nd carried unanimouslq. The Gity lt7ana6er submitted a request by the Reareation Dapartment that 500 bleacher seats be purchased for use at the baseball park at a cost of ��1'700.00. Commissioner Drew moved t�at the City I+ianager be instructed to con�act the author�.ties of the Saseball C1uU and that he be authorized tti contract �vith the Club along the lines of the exiating contract. The mation was secondecl by Commissioner Brov�n ancl carried. A report by the Barbers Exarnining Board �'or the period November 21st, 1949 to August 3, 1950 shov�ed a total o.£ �p81.00 collected in esamination fee�. It was moved b,q Coxnmissioner Casler that �he report be accepted and the Clark mr�ke a rsport oz� the receipts. The motion v7as seconded by �oimnissioner Brown and carr3ed. The City Manager presented a report by James g. Hamilton F� Assoeiatas of resulta of the recent Hospital Survey of Fillsboraugh anc� Pinellas Counties� together with a reflznd check in the amount of �44,36 for the unexper_dsd pox�tion of the Qit��s contribution toward the cost of the Surve�. Commissioner �rown �uggested that the 2+ianage-r give an anal�sis of the report some day at noon. Conunissioner Caslor moved that the report be accepted. Gorrmiiasioner Brovrn seconded tha motion and it carrieci� Consi�erat�on of the appointment to the Zoning r�oarci to succeed Mro Andrew Horton, was dePerred by unanimous consent. The P.layo�r told the Co�nission that the Chiez of the Fire Department had requested the opening of Bay Lsplanade and Eldoradn Avanue through the �ence separatin� the Carlouel Development iro� the other part of bhe Beach, Com- misszoner Cas3er and Corrwiissioner Brown stated that so�a of the CarloueS res3- �ents were opposed {:o the apening of the streets,, and they kne�v of none oP theri wY�o favo:.�ed such a�ove. On a motion by Counn:Lssioner Brown, v�hich_ was seconded b5* Cor,unissi�ner Tur�er and ca rried, the natter was table�o The City P�ianager reported that the Lincoln-NIereury Conipan� had made satisfactory progress in rioviz�g off a portion of the Clevaiand Street Rigrt of Way according to Ofi`icer Cason, v�ho had made periodic inspections�, He stated tYu�t moving had been co�pleted except for the wall. The City NIanager raported that he had contacted Zeo ni. Butler relative to the proposal survey of I,ots 17, 18 and 19, Block F, Pirst Addition to Sunset 'Point, and the establishrrient of a Rigkt of 1'iay for the street crossing these lots. He stated that this would bo more than an ordinary survey, due to th.� fact that certain lots pla�ted in this block did not shov� any dimensions North and South. He estimated the cos� at �175000, Qomnissioner Dre�v moved that tha matter ba tabled until a more satisfactory arrangement for a survey can be mede. The motion was soconded by Co�nissioner Brovun and carriede The City Attorney reparted that it was �is opin�on that the Countg Tax Collector cauld not be required to collact 1ot claaning chargea in conneation witYi the collection of City taxes. He stated that 1ct cleaning char�es r�are more in �the nature of improvement liens than t&]�8.gs Conunissioner Casler raoved �nat the City Attorney prepare for use of the Cit�* C1erk, a progpr lien for� for filing liens fa,: Tot cleaning and that no lien be filed without public no�ice being given. The m�tion was seconded by Counnissionex Brown and carried. The Ch:tef o£ tcliee requested a special appropriation af �70Q,00 to pur� chase z�3rae {9) pas�ing maters to be installed on the S'lest side of Waterson Avenue betrveen Clevaland and Hendrix Streets. He stated that there are no park- in� regulations in effect in this� area now. On a rnotion by Counnissioner �rown, which was saconded by Commissioner Ca�1er and carried, the �iatter was deferred. The City Attorneg reported that he had met wi�h the Zoning Board and that the Zoning Board will cooperate i'ully ccith tl�e Cor.nnission. He said tne Board had n�t been aware that each s3gn had to be aons3dered as an individual item, but that applications for tha erection of si�ns would ba more aareful�.�r con- sidered ir the £uture> On a motion b�* Commissioner Dre�v, which was seconded by Coznmissioner Brown and carried, the Ci�y Atterney�s raport was accepted. The City Manager presented the report by H. �i. Turnburke, GrP.A., of the Audit of the City�s accounts for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1950. Com- missioner Brown meved that the report be accepted. The �o'�ion was seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried. Coimnissioner Drew nioved that the expend3ture of �400v00 for one half the cost of re-s�trfacing Grand Avenue, as requasted by the County Commission, be approved, and the cost charged against the maintenanca fund. The motion was saconcled by Conrmissioner Brow,n and carried, CIT'Y CQI�iMTSSION n'IEET:LTdG Nove�ber 27, 1950 Relative to the C:tty roquiring the cleaning of lo�s under the Nuistance Ordinance,the C3ty Attcrney stated that each case would have to be handled ot1 its� otivn merits; that it would be necessary to show that the Gondition of the lo� was such as to be actuslly detr3mental to the puUlic health, public moral's or public weYfare, in each case. Comm�asioner �revJ moved t2iat the Attornay�s report be accepted and the Gity I�ianager briz�g in proper reports, with requests for lot cleaning. The motion tvas seconded by Conmliss3.oner �rown and oarried. The Chief of Police reques�ed that a speaial appropriation be made £or the purcr�ase of seven parking meters� to be installed at Gourt $treet and South Garden Avenue adjacent to the new Atagurno building, at an estimated cost of �525.Q0. Coir¢nisaioner Dretv moved that the eppropriation be made. ThA motion was seconded by Commissioner Brov�n and carriad. The City rSanager recouffiended that a spec3al appropriation of �p700,00 be made to cover tlie coat of preparing and producing new zoning maps. Cor.uniss3oner Casler moved that the request b� gran ted. Connnisuioner }3rown seconded the motion and it carri9d. Conuniasioner Turner auggested that stancils be cut for the �lgenda, so that extr� copies�. will be available for the neti+spapers or an�*ona else desiring t��em . p�ir. hSac Newman requested that he be permittecl to build a small office at the dock in front of the Au�iitorium, so he might have a talephoneo Commissioner Drew moved tl� t perntission to erect a temporarg booth be grantade The motion was seconded by Co�nnissionar Casler �nd c�rried. Co�niss�oner Brown moved that a sign be�ereciced a+ the Auditorium dock to show that it 3s a te�porary location for the ImperiaT Dock. The �otion was seconded 'ny �o�nnissioner Drew and carried. The meeting adjourne� at 10:45 P.�:6 .� .f!.tL�.��1w<w�� .� a.�.; • � � r Attest: i City Auditor nd Clerk Nouember 24, 1950 ritayor-Coimnissioner Harry D. Sargeant Cormnissioners: Leland F. Dreva E. B. Casler Jr. Her�ert h7. Brown Jos 7.'urner Gentlement A special meeting o£ the Cormnission will be held RZonday, Idove�ber 27, at 7:�0. P. 2vI, in �he City Hall to consider the items on t�e sttaehed Agenda. BAB:gg AGEI�9A ^ Ver�r truly yours, Boyd A. Bonnet� Cit� Manager 1. Reaciing of minute3 of Idovember 20, 1950. 2. City P+Ianagerts report on the bids raceivefl for the Tractor-D4�wer. 3, City bIanager's roport on the repairing of the roof at the llisposal Plantt Por �rhich no bids vrere receivedti 4. Eeport of the City P�ianager on bids received for painting tha City Hall. 5. Citzf Attr�rney�s opini,on relative t� the rssignation of Conmiissioner Drev,c as CorrIIn3ssioner - a:9 to t�!ming of same. 6. Consideration of ordinance amsnding the �'oning law to be presented to the voters at the nex.t regular T��unicipal Election. 7. Appointmant of clerks and inspectors for the municipal election Tuesrlay, December 19. 80 �ieport from the committee appointed bq the P�Iay or to consider the increase in employee�s salaries. 9. Report of the committee on the requost oP the Philiiee to sst the fenco Y�ack 30 or 40 Pt. at the base ba11 park. 10. Report of the committee for the purchase of propert,q f�r *1�e opening o� Grand �entra7. Avenue. 11. Report of Git.y rdanager on tempora ry gaso].ine tanks and pumpe at the dock west oF the auditorluw. �� 0 CITY COMMTSSION MEETING Novoraber �7, 1950 12.. Consideration of Contraci�or�s ordinance on 3ts second reading. 13. Rerart oP the City nIttnager on suggestions for the investment of �100,000 Revenue Cer�ificate money in Goverruaent Uonda. l�o Report oP the City bTanager on water and gas mains�approved, costing leas than �3'00.00 as follows: (a:) IJov. 22, 1950 - 260� of I" gas main on 3rd Avenue and 150� oP �i2° gas main on �oronado �rive, to sex�ve one custor�ier at estimsted cost of �'p150.00. (b) No�r. 21, 1950 � 475:i of 2" gas main on Piaroe and Prospect Streets, to serve one customer at est�ted cost of w260,00. (c) November 21 , 195�1 - 100t of 2�!' gas main on Druid Road to serve one new cus�omAr at estimated cost of �70.00. 15. Considera��i,on of resolution requesting property owner� to clean the3r lot� of weeds and grass. 16. Consideration ef the purchaae of 500 bleacher seats at the base ball park at a coat of �1700.00 suggested by the Recreation 1�epartment, 17. Report of the Be; rber Examinin� Bqarci for period of November e 1., 1949 to Auguat 8, �950. 18. Receipt of the ropor� oF Mr. James A. i3arnilton and ks•soeiates on the hoapital plan for Hillsborough and Pinellas area. 19. Consideration of th� ap�ointment to the Zoning Eoard'to fill vaca:�cies cre&ted by the resi�nation of Mr« Horton. 20, Consideration o£ the open3ng of a fence at thru straets, which was con- s�ructed in 1933 from Clearv�eter T3a� to the Gulf oi 2��Iexico - separating the Caslouel 7�evelo�nent from tha other part of 1�ho beaeh. 21, Report oF City d�Ianager on progra�s of T,incoln-nIercury Co, in moving off a portion �s Cl9veland Street, which �ha;g are now occupy3ng. 22e Cit,y Iilanager+s report on the cost of Lnaking a survey on the preparin� of a plat for the dedication oP a street, together v�ith the description oi the street to be dedicated and all of the lots with �arkers on each corner - part of' Lots 17, 18 & 19, Block F, Ist Addition to Sunset Point - for which T,ots bir. John Segelken has msde an oPfer to purchaso the lots raot used fo� City r,urposes. 23. Re�ort of the Citq Attorney on �he colleetion of charges for the clsaring of Iots b� tha County Tax Assassor. 2`4. Request of the Cniei' of Police fcr spacia7. appropriatiion of N700.00 to cever the cost oi purchasing nine (9) park3ng meters. 25. Gity Attarney's report on a�eeting v�i�1i the Zoning Bosrd, Re; Signs. 26. Prasentation of Cert�_fied Public Accountant�s Audit of the City boo'as for the fiscal �ear ending June 30, 1950. 27. Reque.st of Countg Cormnission for the City to pay half the eost of re- surf�ci:�g Gra nd Avenue, westerly from �rew Street, - es�imated cost of about ��}00.00. 28. Report of the City Attorney an clearing of lot� under the nuisan ce ordinance, raquestsd at the mee�ing og Oct. 2, T950, 29. Consideration of request of Chief of Pelice ior special appropriation fox� tihe purchase of aevan (7) parking ma�ers:for installation at Court Street ancl Sou�h Garden Avenue, ad jacent to the new h4agurno Building, at an estimated cost of :�525eD0. 30. Raquest of City D4anager for spec+.al appropriation of �700.00 For praparing arid producing new �oning maps at estimated cost o£ w700.00. 3'1. R�port of City aTanager on Seminole Docko 32. C3.ty hianager�s report on tha Commission�s suggestion that the Physician'� Association name a Doctor to periodically act as Cit� Ph�sic3an, 33. City Manageras report on the State Road Departmezit repa3ring tlie dra�v bridge on the Causeway and the3r of£ering to eract electrically operatad gates on a force account basia - at estimated cost of �49900,00. 34. Openi:�g of bids on the relaying of storm sewer on niyrtla Ava. S'outh fro� Maple Street to Seaboard R„t�. track. 35. Reqaest of Attornev Cooper on behalf of the lessees oP tha Bowling Alle� to use a port�on of. the street east of the Bowlin� Al1ey on Cleveland St, to erect an addition to the Bowlin� A11eg building on tne east side of same, which will extend about 4 ft. into the City public street. Adjournment City of Tampa Tampa, Flarida November 17tn, 1950 Contributing Agencias, H ospital Study Committee of Iiillsborou�h-Pinellas Area. Crentlemeis: All expanses in connection with the survey made by James A. Familton and Asso- c3ates, under i:he auspices of your cormnittee, Yiave been pa3.d and I sm attaching here�o s statement of receipts and disUursements of the funds contribut9d by the various Agencies. Y"ou will note that there rema3ns an unexnanded balance of �1,021.95 vohich, under the terms of i:he agreement, is to ba refunded on the sa:�:e pro-.ratar basis as the original cont�ibutions were made, and a check covexing your portion of th3s refund, as set forth on the attached statentsnt, is encloead, Yours very trul�*, Signesi: Hobart U. Feli�ankc �ity Comptroller 7a7 CI'�'Y C01rYA1I5SI0N I1IEETTNG Novembex 2?, 1950. RESO7LUTI ON 5ifiiEREAS: it has been detes�nir�ed by �he ��ty Commission af the Gity o� Cleaz�- wa�sr, F'lorida, ths� ths property described �e�.ow sholzld ba cleaned of weede, grass �and�or underbruah, and that after ten (10) days notiae and �ailure of the owne� thereoi` to do �o, the Cit� should claan sucFi property and ciaar�e tr�e costa thereof &gain�t tYze reaosctive prapext3*. RTOV7 THEREN'ORE BE IT RESOLVED by tYie City Cozmnission of tha City o.f C1,earw�tar, F2arida, �ha�t the fol;�.owing de�cribsd propert�y �ituata in said Cityg shal.l be cleaned oi' weeds, graas and�or underbrush v+ithin ten (5.U) days a��er not3ce in writing to the owners thereof to do so and that upon failura to aomply wi�h s�3:c1 notic�, the City sha 1�. perform such clean3,n� az�d charge the costs thereof againat[ the respective ;�ropertie� in acoord.ance w,tYs Seeti.or. 12i3 of �he Charter af the City of Clearwater, as amended. Cwner� Pro,�ert�: �stima.te: Ecl. H. Adams �7� of Ny�'4 0� NW� oi' niovri�g only 509 Noe F�� Harrison SPT� - Ser. ].3-�:�-15 �lOaQO Clearr�ater, Floriaa ZTincent S'cur';.o EQ of VV� of NWg of NVY� I�Zowing on2� Gu�f to Bay Blvde of SW4 - Sec. 13-2'�..55 �7e50 Clearwater,, F1or�.d�. Mrs. Janet Haviland Lot �3, B1k A. N�ow3ng only 309 V. Gscaala Avenue F'lorid:ena SuUcl. �p2,�p Clearwate�, Florida. fiarvev Afartin LoL 1�, B�k A to mov�� i'ront og 1217 Raynalds �t, Flaridena Sub this lot only Clearwater, Florida. �2��p Z1oyd L. V�'alka� Zot 1, B�.k .� P,Iawing only Fleetv�ood kpts. Bldg. i9: �nollvaood Subd. �1m�� :9.partment xY Clearv�ater, FZa. Geo. E. Iacher 416 R3ci�nond Stre� � Lot 2;� BIk � Movring only Duned3n, F•lorid� Knollwood Subd. �p2e5Q Theresa 1, fia�se�* Lot 8, Hlk �> n4owing only T432 E. Park Street ifnollrrood �ubd. �3.75 Clearwater, Florida RBt. �. Ia�rler Tots 9,1�sI3, Blk 3 riioaring only $08 fy,ain Street I;nollvrood SuZ�d. �g�,� Richmond, Inde Ranala Otfiara �uintard A j�ve . Apt . 2, Lot 1., Blk A Ntowir� only Annistons A],a � Peale Pa�k S.�u�.bd. y�;2,�Q E. Gs Weber i,ot 2, BIk A Nlowing only 10&fl I��onmauth St, Peele FarY Su'�. �2.5� IV'eWpOrti, Kf. Charles A. Bassett Iat 4u & k7� of ?8, b4owing only 118 ��, Ba�by Rd. Bayside�s Subd. �2.50 f�erea � (ihio �ewis E. fIar�y.00c� 311 St. Iiighland Lo�ca 10, 11,, B�,1i C bin�r�;�g onlg Clearwate�, �].oridr� Keystane nienor yk7a50 Helen C. C�olc2en 1.65� .r 100' oi' NQ3�0+ of th h4owing only Box �167 4Vg oi the E63/4:of the NW� �ZpQpp �'3ev� 1'ort P,ichep, Fza . of S.E. � of 18.�28-1.5 G. Gilmore Reynold� T�ots 16, 17, BSk D &towi�g onZy Osgo�d, Inda Bassadena Subd. �p2.50 Iiazel Backhan� S,ot 18, B7.k D Mow:Lng only T,or•i�, N'. C. Bassadena Subd. �2e50 2vi.b'.W. Vleidameyer Box 3'87, Windsor �i11 Rd. Lot ^�6', Mawtn� BaZ�imore„ Ivad, Glenwaod Es�ateg 2,5G �� Je S. Fornara I,ot 2'7 Riowing. �226 Springd�Ie Rd., N.E. Glenwaod Eatatds �2�� Atianta, Ga. Ai.F'.W.P,eideme�er Lat 30 blowing $ox 387,V7indsor Mill Rd. G1Anwood �sta �es �;2ev0 $& ��ZiriO.i'8 s i4�d, o r�ir�. C. B. Hopklnson T,ot 3� hiowln� Z560 E. Drev�a St. Glenwoocl Esta�es �2.50 Clearl�atexs �'lorida,s �� Cx�!".L GOP�II+iTSSI(3I1 bIFETTNG Npvember 27, �.950 Re�olut3.an, %ot C�eaning---Cantfd Owner: Propert;�� Paul Tiex�neaon 217 Orange�vood Ave. Clearwater, Floridq R. W. Jeu�ter 1409 Td. F�. Harrison Ave. Clearv�ater, F'I.oridq Ed�.�h Homer 505 Clevelar�d St. C].earwater, Flor3da� Margaret C. 8hannon Box 1�5� Claarv�atar, Florid& Hillcreat Development Co. c% Ed. Whitson 16T� Maple Stm Clear��ater, F'lorida Mrp i�. G. Key 518-28 F7.a . Nat � 1. Bk. �ildg 4 St. Peter�burg, Fltir�.da Nona ii . SYia rp P» 0. Box 333 Clearvrater, F]�oridq George G. Spri.nger 2820 Granville Ave. I�os Angeles, Calif. James W. King I+taxyville, Tenn. J. Vl, Fros� 11Z0 Stevanson Avenue Clearwater, Florida I.R. & Cora hS. �u3inb� P, 0. i3ox 7175 Hous�on, 8, Texas Grace B. $aley Box 492 Clear��ater, FJ.or3da B.A. & T,�ura E. Diogre� 470 Poinsettia 8�. C].eax�Arater, Florida Henry Hanerquie� Gleaxc��er T3each� City R. V. Barden 16Z5 Na. Ft, Harrisoz? Glsarvrater, F'I.orids; Aldo & Laura hi. Ghambers R. D. 14, fiox 646 Tndianapolis,, 7nd. A. Weller Smith c/o Bank of C1eArwater Clearwater, Florida City o� Clesrwa�er Clearwater, Florida Sara�em Derveoh 30 IdZewild St. C7.earvrater, F1a . 7�0� 6� Glenwood Estates Lots 10'11� Blk I, Hy].lcrest �2r, Subd. Lot 12, Blk I Hillcrest � Subd, Lot� 13�14�B1k Ii HilZcra�t {�`2 Su'bd. Lot �.5, Filk 7, i�il].cres� �To, 2, Stzbc�. I,ot 12, I3�.oek B Avondale Subd, Lot 22;: Blk B Avondale Sub. Lot 23, Blk A Avondale Subdo Zot �4,, Blk B Avondale 5ubd. I,ot 10* BL G Sunset Point Siibde 2nd, zc�t 11, 12 B1k G Sunset Paint �ubd. 2nd Lots 2$,29,30'31, B1k C Baasadsn� Subd, Lots 2g,30931, Blk A Barbo�.ir I�:orrow Subd. Lot 33, B1k A Barbour hiorrow Subd� I,ot 34, Blk A Barbonr-D:orrow Subd, I,ot 7, Blk I� EighZand Grove� N2 af I,ot 20, Lots 2J�,22, 23,24, 5,16� of Zat 25, Elk B, Hillcrest Subd. Lot 26, Blk B Hi11c-rest Subd. Lots 1,2,3,4,5,&,HZk 2 Knollvrood Replat PASSED AND ADOPTED SY THE Gity Comm:Lsaion oi' the Citg af Czear*rrater, F1orlda, this 27th day of November, A.D. 195C�. ATTEST: H, Q�„ 1Yin�o Zity Auditor and G1e,rlc �� Es'tima}e; Iv�oy+ing �2.50 Movtin� �5.OQ Riov�ing ��,oa a4ov�3.ng �p5..00 Blovring ��e00 Riowing �7.50 1ti3o�ving �n ^' in .wing �,2 o Q0 Illewing �2_.00 hlowing �1.25 Mawing �i2.50 hiowing �3.75 Iviowing �6.Q0 PSowir� �2000 2rlovring �2. s 00 D'Io�ring �a�:osa P+lowing �3.75 T�i owing � .75 i��owing only �10.00 Harry D. Sar�eant A1�yor-.Co�nis s ioner CITY COItqbITSSION Iu1EFTTl�iCr November 27, 1550 RESOI�ZJ'rION WHERF.�1S: it has been determinad by the �%ity Commissian af the city of Clear- �ater9 Fsorida, that the proporty descrlbed below should be cleaned of weeds�, grass and�or underbrush, and that after ten (10) days notiae and fai].ure of the o�t;er thereai to do ao, the Gi�y �hould cloan such property ancl ehargg the costs thereof against �the respective prapexty. NOW THEREFOREBE TT R�SOLVED bq the City Colmniss�on oP the City of �learwater, Florida, 'that the following descrihe� property, si�uate in sa1.d Qity�, sha17. be clenned of ereed�, �rass and%or underb�ush witlzin ten (10) days after notice in writing to the owners thereof to do so and that upon �ailure to comgly with said noti.ce, the Gity shall parform s�xeh clsaning and eharge the eos�� tkxereaf against the respec�ive properties. in aacordanee tivith Section ?28 of the Chsri:er of tk�e City of QZearwater, as amended. (Owners requeat�) D+rrner � Propertv : Es'cimate : Die J. Beasley �Y�^ of E�g of NWg of N�owing 1865 Gulz to Ba� Blvd. Stht4 in Sec. 13-29-15 �p7.50 Clearwa�er, Floridas Rirs. Barker 1024 Charles Streev Clearrvater, Florida h4r. P�Sir�or 2415 Sa. Green�rooa Ave. Clearwa�er, Floridea Lind & Kiapes, 812 Frar.klin St. Clearvaater, Flor�.da Mr. W. C. Henrion 604 N. Os.ceols Aves Clearwater} F`lorida hir . John Rie ei€ 1181 2i>E. Clevalanc! C?earr�ater, F1a. J. �'. biurpla.y 1406 N. asceo�.& Avenua C1e�rtivater, Florida i�4rs. Char].es Cro�rley 1.725 F'u].ton Avenue Clearwater, Florida E�win C. Brown 1117 Granada Sta Clear�vater, F2ae Mrs. Caroline Gough I12a Howard St. Cleare�ater, Fla.. Dirs � Po1hi1T 207 No. bZissouri Ave, Clearvraterp Fla. b5�s. Joe Husae�l 803 E. �,irner S�. � CZeax�vrater, F].a. bix. Roberson 1469 Jacaranda �ircls Clearwater, k'lorida � af 4 �tnd {"d2 af 5, Bll: A, Pealo Park Subd . Lots �,4, A,H.Dunce,n Subd, of 1VQ of NE� of SPIQ Sec. 22-29-].5 Lots 2,3,19;,15,16' I31k � hi&grtolia Park Sti1bd. Lo�� , Z0, Blk H �elleview Court �ubd. Lo� 5 Bc V�f� pf. 6, Blk 2' Fieystone Bianor �ub@� Lots 13s 14, Sr.arps Subd. T�ot 1Z, BZk B, Avondale Subd, Lo� 9, $Zk G, Ke�sto;�e NI�nor Subdm Lot 18, i31k B I� Jolla Subd. vo�s 11s12, Slk 2� Idaz�mont Subd, N. 75+ of Lot lg a�nd NorS� o£ I.ot 2, Alk 4, Caun�ry ^lub Addn. Lot 15, B1k 2S' Llagnolia Park Subcl> Lf31'i8 `�y2�y Roberson Subdo FA5SED A2dD ADOPTED BY THE City �oirnraisaion of �he City of Clearwater., Florida, this 27th day o£ November, A.�. 1950. ATTEST: H. G, VJingo �{ty Auditor and Clerk � n: owing �20�� Mowi:ng only �y256QD (O.If. t�i�h propertp o�vnea) Mov�ing only �10e00 (OoKm wi�h propertg owner) A4 orring $p3.75 hidwing �2r,.50 Ni ow ing �3.75 �owing ��..50 Nlowing �2.50 Mnwing ��1.50 :+Iow ing �2,50 I�4o�ring �2.00 hlow ing �,1.50 Mowing �;S.Ot3 Ha rr�D . Sa r eA nt b7ayor-Commissioner %��O