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CITY COMMISSION MEETIBG
October 15, 1951
~~e City Commisaion of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at City
Hall Monday, October 15, 1951, at 7:30 PM, with the following members present:
Herbert M. Brown
Herbert M. Blanton
Thomas lIe Black, Jr.
Joe Turner
Garland D. Lynn
-Mayor-Connnissioner
-Connnissioner
-Corrnnissloner
-Commissioner
-Conmliasioner
Absent:
Also present
None
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F. C. Middleton
Den }(rent zman
S. Lickton
George T. McClamma
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-Acting City Attorney------~_
-City Engineer
-Chief of Police
Meeting was called to order by the Mayor.
Connnissioner Turner moved approval of minutes of regular meeting of October 1.
and special meeting of October 8, 1951, in accordance with copies thereof furniahed
each member in writing, and that their reading be dispensed with. Commisaioner Blanton
seconded the motion. Vete was taken and motion unanimously carried.
Public hearing on improvements for construction of sanitary sewer on Prospect
Avenue was held. Mayor Brown mentioned that the :Re Coachman Estate owns approximately
50% of the property in this area and that it was Mr. Lane S. Coachman who requested
that this sewer be installed. There was no one present who had objection to the pro-
ject. At the request of Mayor Brown, Acting City Attorney read Resolution on this
project. COlmnissioner Turner moved the adoption of the Resolution. Commissioner Lynn
seconded the motion, which was voted upon and unanimously carried.
Bids were opened for improvements on Prospect Avenue from Park Street to Court
Street by City Nanager, as follows:
Lawrence & Rutledge1 St. Petersburg and Largo $4,233.00
Paul Giuliani, Tarpon Springs 3,586.00
Smith SV/e~ert Const~lction Co., Clearwater 5,037.00
Stanfield Construction Company, Tampa 4,987.75
Commissioner Black moved that bids be referred to City Lmnager and City Engineer for
tabulation. Commissioner Turner seconded the motion, Which was voted upon and carried.
Bids \Vere opened for improvements on Myrtle Avenue from lB.ura.' Street to Drew
Street by City lilanar;er, as follows:
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Stanfield Construction Company, Tampa $10,195.00
Lawrence & Rutled~e, st. Petersburg & Largo 8,940.00
Paul Giuliani Campany, Tarpon Springs 13,980.00
Smith Swegert Construction Company, Clearwater 13,433.50
Co~nissioner Black moved that bids be referred to City Manager and City Engineer for
tabula tion. COI11ITliss ioner Turne r seconded the motion, which Vias voted upon am carried.
Mayor Brown exc11sed himself for a few minutes to a ttend the Community Chest meet-
ing. Connnisaioner Black made the motion tha t Corm:;1issioner Turner serve as Acting
1I1ayor until the return of !\layor Brown. Conm1isS'ioner Blanton seconded the motion,
w.hich was voted upon and carried.
At the request of the Acting Mayor, the Acting City Attorney read Resolution
assessing cost or widenine of South Osceola Avenue. There was no one present who had
questions or objections regarding this assessment. Commissioner Black moved the
adoption of the Resolution as read by the Acting City Attorney in regard to assessing
the cost of the widening of South Osceola Avenue. Cor~liss1oner Lynn seconded the
motion, which Vias voted upon and carried, una nimously.
At the request of the Acting Ivlayor1 the Acting City Attorney read the Resolution
regarding authorizing agreement with the Seaboard Airline Railroad. He explained that
this agreement was in connection with the 4tt; gas line under a section of the Seaboard
Airline Railroad, which has already been installed, and that the contract ia the usual
contract furnished by the Railroad Company for execution in such oases. The Railroad
requests in these cases that Resolution approving the contract and the work be adopted
by the Commission. Commissioner Black moved adoption of the Resolution as read by
Acting City Attorney. Connnissioner Blanton seconded the motion, m ich was voted upon
and carried1 unanimously.
City Mana~er stated that he had been unable to compile data regardin~ Dr. Center's
property. It was agreed by consent to defer this item. Dr. Center, who was present~
stated that he is anxious to get the matter settled. City Manacer stated that at a
special Commiss ion meet ing to be held at noon of this weelc an answer can be given on
the matter.
Plat or Bamboo Subdivision was submitted by City Manager for consideration of the
Cammission. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Odenath appeared on their own behalf in the matter.
After discussion, Commissioner Blanton moved that the plat be accepted and approved
subject to an addition to be prepared by the City Attorney making it clear that the
easement or lot dedioated on the plat is not accepted by the City as a publio road
with oonsequent responsibility for its upkeep and repair. COmmissioner Black seconded
the motion, Whioh ~B voted upon and unanimously carried.
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CITY CO~WDSSION MEETING
Oetober 15, 1951
Letter from Sara: P. CaI'In8ck was read by City Cler1<: rer;ardinr, zoning exception
under the hardship ruling of the zoning Act on property zoned R-l on LeBeau Street.
Mrs. Carmaok requested permission to build garage with livitlp; quarters to house her
maid. Commissioner Blanton moved that City Attorney bring haole Q considered opinion
on the matter at the next meeting. Comnisaioner B1aolr seconded the motion, vb ioh
was voted upon and unanimously carried.
Mayor Brown returned to the meeting, and resumed the Cha1r.
City Manager reported on groins at Clearwater 13each. COlilmlssioner Black moved
that the matter of installation of groins be dofor:red until the Conunission, as a
Connnittee, can inspeot the sites actually selectod for this work, and that h1ll'1edlate
action be taken in regard to the washout which ia being caused in connection with
the present p,roin a t the South end of the Doach. COJ1ID1issiol1er Blanton secooded this
motion, which was voted upon and unanimously carried. It was deoided to meet at
11:15 AM at the Beach Fire Station, No.2, the fo110willg day, October 16th, to look
at the sites in question.
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City Manager roported on o3tirna ted coat of conatruoting sidewalk on Seminole
and North Greenwood Avenue, which coat ho aaid would bo botween $5,500.00 and $6.000.00.
Connnissioner Black :movod that tho matter of aidowalka be referred for estimate to the
City Engineer, such estima tea to bo bro\l,~ht buc)c to the next Commission meeting,
sidewallt to run West on Seminole on tho South a ide, from Jefferson Street to Penn-
sylvania Avenue, South fror.1 Seminole Stroot on Baat aide of Greenwood Avenue to Drew
Street. Commissioner 'Ii). rner secm ded the motion, whioh was voted upon and unanimously
carried. Mayor Brown asked that thin matter be r,1ven priority in view of the long
time this improvement has been under consideration and the City Manager stated thait
he would attend to it personally tho fOllowing day.
Mayor Brown brought up the ma tter of tho new law regarding lottel'ies. He asked
the Acting City Attorney if he thouv,ht 1 t wiso to enact Ordinance in Clearwatel'
similar to the new Stato law. Tho Act.1nl'. City Attorney explained that under the
present Ordinance it Is illegal to hove jn one's possession lottery tickets which
have not yet been played - that unclo:r the new state law it is illegal to have in one's
possession lottery tic1~eta not yet pla=rod or th03e which have been play ed. He stated
that there is in the City Codo u noctlon which covers ~ambling and offenses of this
nature but that there is no suction a11owinr; the Police force to enforce the law re-
garding pos3ession of 10ttory tickota 01' simJlol' gambling. He said he thoup',ht such
a law would be advantageous, in thu t 1 t r,ivea tho City Polioe authol'ity to arrest
immedia te1y under the provioionu CI f onr Ol'd Ina nee any violations of this law, and then
after discussion with State uutho:rltle3, the person can l)e turned over to the State
for prosecution if this 18 dosl rod. tluyol' Brown sta ted tha t he felt there was need
for this legisla t:ton if wo w 10h to mn inta j tI the excellent reputa tion Vie have earned
in the State rep;nrcl1rll~ no p;alI11JU.ng. At MUY01,ts request, Actin~ City Attorney read
Ordinance no. 612 relating to lotto:ry tic1\O to. Commissioner Black :moved passage of
Ordinance No. 612 on itn first reudinf~. Cor.tm~,ssionel" Turner seconded the motion.
which was voted upon and ununinlCiuRly carried. Conunissioner Black moved consideration
of Ordinance No. 612 on its a6cond reading by title only. Commissioner Turner
seconded the motion, which was votocl llpon and unanimously carried. Acting City
Attorney reael Ol'dina nce No. G12 by title only. Connnissioner Black moved passage of
Ordinance Ho. 612 on j, to oocotld reuding by tItle only. Commissioner Turner seconded
the motion, which won votod upon und un~flimously carried. Acting City Attorney read
Ordinance No. 612 the third und finu1 time. Coml11issioner Black moved passage of
Ordinance No. 612 on its third und finu1 reading by unanimous consent. Connnissioner
Lynn seconded the motion, which wa s voted upon and unanimously oarried.
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Ma yor Brown sta tod thu t Ra l1road cross ing at WOOdlawn and A. C. L. Ra,ilroad is
badly in need of :ropair. lIe otuted thut some steps have been taken to put it into
good condition but on such l\ swull Dcale that he felt the Com:nission should talte the
matter up. He ft)lt thnt oor,lethin,.~ othor than marl should be used on the orossing.
He felt that two noct-iona of ooncrete pipe on each side to widen the orossing should
be used. Connnissiollcr Lynn reC01(D1lOncled that the City Engineer go out and inspect the
cros sinp; and brinf.~ h8 c)e h1s recoIln~lencla t.ion to the City Manager. Mr. S'app, Ra ilroad
Enr,ineer, state(\ that If tho rall:roud can assi3t that they will be glad to do so.
Connnis sioner 131anto/1 movod tllU t t;ho 01 ty Ma nager and Oi ty Engineer be instructed to
meet wi th propor officiuln of the A. C. L. Railroad and get such a id as they can from
the railroad and p,o ahead and hove tho Woodlawn crossing fixed.
Conaidera tlon was gi von to 1"equest I'or change in Occupa tional License. This
request came fro1ll lllr. H. N. Watkins. He stated tb.at his loan company cannot afford
to pay the new llcenRo foe of $150.00, raised from $50.00 from last year. He stated
that the Stato chal'gos ~50.00 for 11censes, and the County ~37.50, and that payment
of this additional arnnunt croatos a great hardship for small loan companies such as
his. He stu tocl thu t tho:ro tll'e onl~r two small independent companies in town and tha t
they do not 1'eol this high a 1ioon se fee is justified. COll1l11issioner Bla ck, member of
the Occupational Liconse t;01'Jl11ittoo, felt that there is justification in this request,
as the independent companies have only a small amount of capital with which to operate.
He reconunonded tJ1t\t Mr. Watkins' request De granted f'or lower license fee. Com-
mlssirmer Blanton, olso membAr of the Occupational License Committee, said that other
license8 had boon 1auued on a sliding scale and that this should be adjusted to be
compatible with this business. Mayor Brown felt that the COJrImittee should study the
matter by goin~ into tho figures of the companies involved. Commissioner Black moved
tha t :ma tter of reql1ests fronl independent loan companie s, thea ters and travel bureaus
~or lower Ocoupational 1ioenaos be referred to the Occupational License Committee for
report baok at the next Commission meeting. Commissioner Blanton seconded the motion,
which was voted upon and unanimously cal'ried.
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CITY COMlliISSIOl'l MEETING
Ootober 15, 1951
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Considet'Qtion villa given to letter dated October 11th from Howard ~'letcher with
re.ferenoe to beer 1100n06, which letter was rend by City Clerk. After discussion,
Corrmissioner Dlack moved thfA t non-conforIllin~~ use for sa le of beer be recognized at
700 Eldridgo Street and thu t~ upon payment of' llcenoe fee a proper City license be issued
to Howard 1.lletohar, OWI16%'. COMMj, so 10n01' Lynn aeconded the 1':1otion, which was voted upon
and carried.
Matter of zonjn~~ 111 connect.ion with Hoyal Palm Motel was deferred by consent.
Matter of roqu()ot I'rOlll E. l~. Stotw for ox.ception to the zoninr, law at 121 W. Turner
Streot waa cons Idoreu by the U0l1Q1l1sB:1 011. Lotter from Mr. Stone da ted October 1st we s
read by the City Clork, tOI~other with recmnnenclat:1,on of Zoning Board that the request
be ~ranted under tho ha rd old p r\llln~~. Mr. Stone ata ted tha t mest o.f the property sur-
rounding hiB houso is zoned B-2 althou/",h hla area ia zoned R-l. Connnissioner Turner
:felt tho t di viBj,on should 1;0 on tllo oa Domont line o.f the property. Comnissioner Black
agreed. Acting Gity Atto1'noy ntuto(l that the hardship provisions of the Zoning Act
a llowa tho Cor/tllis oiol1 to grunt spec ific requests .for use of property. Mr. Stone's re-
quest WIlS for pe1"1'1\laslorl to Cl'oct a two-1'tuaily dwellinp, unit on this property. Acting
City Attorne~"a rocc>IrIl't1ondation was tbut he be granted only what he requested, rather
than have tha property re.zoned. COJIUr1isa1oner IHack moved that the City Attorney be in-
structed to advertiue for public hearing to be held at the next regular meeting of the
Commission in roaponRo to Hr. Stone's reqllest for per1l11saion to erect a two family
apartment hC)llEH1. Cornmisa:1onor Blunton seconded the motion, which Vias voted upon and
unan imously CR 1'1'1 od.
Cor,llnunicatlon dated October 4th froH the Zoninr, Bourd was road by the City Clerk
that area 110W 7.onod H-l be changed to H-2 by next referendum ballot. This al'ea included:
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Uounded on North by Tu.rner Street
Bounded on Ea,st by Bay Avenue
Bounded on West by Orange Avenue
Bounded on South by the Horth Boundary o.f lots .facing Druid Road.
(Block 12 to Turnor' B 3rd and Bloclcs 3 and 5 o.f starr and Sa very)
Conmisaioner Blanton r"lOvecl tha t the mil tter of rezonin~; area outlined by the Zoning Board
in communica tion dated October 4th be referl'eci to the COl1mi ttee workinp; on other zoning
changes. Cor.-anissioner Black seconded the motion, Which was voted upon and unaninlOusly
carried.
Committee's report on street nameo was 1.i8de by COI:1Il1issioner Turner, who stated
tha t the conunittee for chanJ~e of street names will meot this coming week for complete
study o.f the subJect. It was decided by consent that report will be expected .from this
cOlmnittee at the next COl.iIldssion meetinr,.
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Committee's report on small businesses "Jas r.lade by COIilmissioner Black, who stated
that during Mr. Earl L. Coddlnl.~ton's last visit he had informed the City that the Govern-
ment is not allowlnf; uny ulwninum for manufacturing of lawn mowers, and that he was
going usck to Ohio and aga in a ttempt to (~et altrr.1inur.l, but that if he is unsuccessful he
will noti!)' the 01 t~~ tho t they need IlOlcl the lots on which he wished to place his lawn
mower buainesB no longer.
Conslderation of Ordinance Ho. 607 regulating keeping o.f chickens within the City
limits was r;ivAn by tho Cor.nnission. At Hayor's request, this was read by the Acting
City Attornoy. Conmiss1oner Black moved pas3a~e o.f Ordinance No. 607 on its first read-
ing. Cor:misaioneI' Turner seconded the motion, which was voted upon and unanimously
passed. COMnisslonel1 Inacle nloved consideration of Ordinance No. 607 by title only. Com-
missioner L~'nn seconded the motion, which Vias voted upon and unanimously carried. Acting
City Attorney l"oad Ordinance No. 607 by title only. Corrnnissioner Blac]{ moved passage of
Ordinance No. 607 on its llecond reading by title only. Cormnissioner Lynn seconded the
motion, which was voted upon and unaninlOusly carried. Ordinance No. 607 was read the
third and final t1~e by Actinp, City Attorney. Commissioner Black moved passage of
Ordinancf) No. 607 on 1ts third and final reading by unanimous consent. Commissioner
Lynn aeconded the motton, which was voted upon and unanimously pesBed.
It we s dec :1.ded by consent that considera t~. on of Ordinance Ho. 611 regulating the
use of hicycles in the City should be deferred until the Commission has had opportunity
o.f studying copies of aarne and that it Vlould be discussed at the next regular meeting.
Acting City Attorney stated that Ordinance regulating swirrm1ing and fishing in
Creat I.alce would not need to be prepared at this time, but could be deferred until needed
next year.
Conslderat~.oll Vlaa given to letter .from Clearwater Police Pistol Club dated October
12th outlinlng propoRal regarding Everingham buildings, as follows':
1. Tha t the Club would pay ~300.00 ca ah for use of the building;
2. ASBill,le entire cost of movlng the building and locating it at
the Clearwater Police Pistol range, Vlhich is also City
owned property;
3. Leave present premises clean after building is moved:
4. Asked for ten year lease at $1.00 per year.
City Manager eta ted tha t the YWCA had a Iso asked for the building and would 9.ssume the
expense o:f moving it as they have no building for their colored youth activities. He
also stated that no ac1vertise1':1ent had been placed in the paper regarding bids for this
building in view of these two new offers. Commissioner Lynn moved that Clearwater Police
Pistol Club offer 1'8 accepted by the Cor.uniasion, subject to the building being renloved
within thirty days of the offer and the negotiation of a lease with terms o.f the leaso
to be a~reed upon. Oommissioner Blanton seconded the motion, Which was voted upon and
passed, unan1nlously.
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CITY OOMNISSION lw1EETI:NG
Ootober 15, 195L
Consideration was given to letter dated Ootober 5th from Chesnut & Lee Insurance
Company, Clearwater, regarding safety awardsl which they wished to present to the
Oi ty- of Clearwater. Oommiss'loner Turner moved that token be aooepted on behalf ,of
the C1ty of Clearwater and letter be written to Chesnut and Leo thanking them for
their interest. Commissioner Black seconded the ~otion, whioh was voted upon and
unanimously cs rri ed.
Letter da ted October loth f'rorn Oounty Clel'k \'Vas read by the Mayor, requesting
name of chairman of' the City Planning and Zoning Board be furnished to the Count)' Com-
missioners if there io suoh Board in the City. Ccmuniosio1191' 131anton moved that name
of Chairman of the City Planning and Zoning Board bo furnished to the County Com-
missioners as being their representative on the Cmlnty Planning Board. Commisoioner
Black seconded the motion, which WQS voted upon and unanimously oarried.
City :Mans6cr suggested that lTIatter of utility improvement a bEl def'erred until
the next meeting of' the Commlssion.
Oommisaioner Blanton roported for COlllr.1i ttee on sa fety, together with I.'ire OhJ,e!'
Treollil, that they had inspected the Capitol 'llheater and found that its operation and
equipment, according to Chief Treo]la I is 1n oonf'ormance with State saf'ety re~lat1on8.
Commissioner Black moved that this report be accepted. Conwiss1oner Turner seconded
the mot1on, which was voted llpon and unan1mo1.loly carried.
There being no further business to coma before tho UOnJIuisaion.. the meeting was
adjourned as a City COlrml1ssion at l.0:38 PM.
Sitting as Board of trustees :for the p6nslon plan, the City Ulerk read oOlIDm1ni-
cs tion requesting that Allen Jacobs of' the (raB Plant, be taken into the Plan. Com-
:missioner Bl.ack moved tha t All.en Jacobs be token into the Plan. CortIIIlis s10ner 'lh1rner
seconded the motion, which was voted upon and unanimously carr1ed.
liIeetlng wa's adjourned by the Mayor at 10:40 PM.
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OI'l'Y CCJMMISSIOlf MEETING '/J7 d ,;::~\~r't;" ":
October 15, 1951 ~ 6 'i',',
Ootober 13, 1951
Mayor-Cammis~ioner Herbert Brown,
Commissioners: Joe Turner, Herbert Blanton,Sr.
Thomas H. B~ack, Garland Lynn
Gentlemen:
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The city Crnmmisaion will meet in regular session Monday evening - 7:30 P.M. -
October 15, 1951 in the City Hall Auditorium to consider the items on attached agenda.
AGENDA
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Approving minutes of regular meeting of October 1 and special meeting of
Ootober 8, 195~.
Public Hearing on improvements for construotion of sanitary sewer, etc. on
Pros pe etA venue.
Opening o~ bids for improvements on:
A. Prospect Avenue ~rom Park st. to Court St.
B. Myrtle Avenue rrom Laura St. to Drew Street.
Consideration or ~ollowlng Resolutions:
A. Assessing cost o~ widening of S'outh Osceola Avenue.
B. Licensing Agreement with Seaboard Airline Railroad.
Commission's report on property of Dr. Center.
Consideration or Plat in Bamboo Subdivision, presented by Leo Butler
City ~~nagerls report on:
A. Groins at Clearwater Beach.
B. Estimated Cost to construct sidewalk on Seminole and North Greenwood Ave.
Mayor's Request:
A. For report from City Attorney - concerning the new state Law in regards
to lotteries and the City Attorney's recOIllIuendation.
B. To :1Dlprove Woodlawn and A.e.L. Railroad Crossing.
Commission's consideration of items from Zoning Board:
A. Sara P. Carmack
B. Royal :Palm Motel
C. E. E. Stone
D. RecoJ~endations ~rom Zoning Board.
Committee Reports:
A. Stree t Name s
B. Sma 11 Busines B ComIlli ttee' s Report.
Consideration of following Ordinances:
A. No. 607 reg1.llating keeping of chickens, etc. within the city limits.
B. No. 611 - rei~lating use of bicycles in City.
C. No~ 613 - regulating swirnr.ling and fishing by adults at Crest lake Park.
Consideration of letters from:
A. Clearwater Police Pistol Club.
B. Chesnut & Lee Insurance Co. (Safety Awards)
C. Howard Fletcher (with reference to beer license)
D. City Treasuror (with re ference to bonds)
E. Pinellas County Crnmmissioners (Representative for Planning Board)
Considera tion of requests for change in Occupa tional }..icenses.
utility Imp~ovements for Commission's Approval:
A. Below $300.00 Extensions:
(a) 700' o~ 1'1' gas main extension on easement between JUpiter
and Saturn. Estimated Cost - $250.00.
(b) 225' of' 2'1' wa ter main extension on G1enwood - Est. Cost $190.00.
(c) 150' of' 2" gas main extension on Harvard - Est. Cost $125.00.
(d) 350' of' 1" gas main extension in easement between Saturn &
Jupiter Streets - Estimated Cost - $135.00.
(e) 180' of 2" water main extension on Harding Street - Est. Cost $125.00.
(f) 175' of' 2" water main extension on Yelvington at estimated" ~p125.00.
B. Above $300.00 Extensions:
(a) Utility Improvements on Baker Blvd.
C. Beyond C:1ty L~its:
(8) Utility improvements in Palm Terrace.
(b) ]mprovements to gas distribution system on Tilden Avenue.
(0) 63' of 1ft gas n~in extension on Grove Circle at Est. Cost of $45.00.
(d) 50' of 2 gas main extension on Broadway at Es,t. Cost of $40.00.
(e) 125' of' 2'1' water main extension on Sedeeva Circle at estimated
Cost of $80.00.
15. Items not on the Agenda will be considered by consent of the Commission.
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Adjournment.
Commission acting as trustees of Pension Fund on application for membership
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
October W, 1951
IS",
October 5:, 195J1
Mr. Francis Middleton
City Manager
City of Clearwater
Clearwater, Florida
Re: Workmens Compensation Trophy City Employees
Dear Mr. Middleton:
Several years ago we started a conteat between departnlents of the City of' Clearwater
and awarded a trophy to the department with the best "man hours lost" record on
account of accidents. We feel this haa greatly reduced the premiuma on the City's
worlanens compensation insurance as well as creating an interest for safety among
employees.
We would like to make a gi.ft 01' this trophy to the ci ty and suggest that the safety
contest be continued.
Thanking you for past favors, we remain,
Very truly yours,
ClillS1'nJT & LEE
By /s/ John Chesnut
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cc: Mr. Frank Abernathy
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BOAlill Ol~ COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Pinella s County
October 10, 1951.
City of Clearwater,
Clearwa ter, Florida.
Attention: Mr. };i'rancis C. Middleton, City 1I1anager
Gentlemen:
At the Adjourned Regular Meeting of the Board of County Crnrumissioners held on
October 9, 1951, a Resolution was passed setting up an Advisory Planning Committee,
consisting of the Chair.nmn of all Planning Boards in the County, together with three
members to be appointed by the ChairmQ n o.f the Boa reI of County Connuis sioners, and I
have been instructed by the Chairman of the Board to write you and request the name
of the Chairman of your Planning Board who will act on this Advisory COInnittee.
Please give me this information at once so that this Co~ttee can be organized
at the earliest date possible.
I.f your MuniCipality does not have a Planning Board, please advise me to this
effect immediately.
Yours truly,
CK:BM
WILLIAM CRAWFORD, CLERK
By /s/ Claire Kilgore
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PISTOL CLUB
To: F. C. Middleton, City Manager
From: George T. McClamaa, President
Subj: Purchase of use of city-owned building
Dear Sir:
October la, 195]
The Olearwater Police Pistol Club will pay $300.00 cash .for the use of said
build ing II
The Clea"later police Pistol Club will assume the entire coat of moving said
building and locating same at the Clearwater Police Pistol range which is also
oity-owned property.
The Olearwater Police Pistol Club further agrees to leave the present premises
clean and neat after the building is moved.
The Clearwater Police Pistol Club would suggest that tl~ City of Clearwater
grant a ten-yoar lease at $1.00 per year on the property known as the Clearwater
Police Pistol range in consideration for this expenditure on this city-owned property.
The members of the Olearwater Police Pistol Club feel that there is an ever-growing
need for additional facilities wb~nn can be shared with other civic organizations, and
-,we" also teel that the proposed location of this, building will be a de.f1n1 te asset to
, the oommunity, especially since there are no traffio hazards involved, ard also there.
,:18 no (lppaI'ent raason tor compla ints relative to noise, and etc.
- ~,:,~,o'ons1deration given this propos",] will be greatly appreciated by the Olearwater
:-po7~~e P~8tol Club. ,espeotfu11Y submitted, , ,
/s Geo. T. :McClaJ1lIIla; , ,
Pres 1den,t: '..
At the regular meeting o.f the Clearwater Police Pistol Club on October 10, 1951,
the president was authorized by unanimous vote to negotiate the purchase of the use
of the building known as Everingham's Dance Pavilion which is owned by the city.
We hereby submit the following proposal:
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
October 15, 1951
301 La Beau st.
Mr. Francis Middleton,
City Manager.
Dear Mr. Middleton:
Since the Zoning on our street works a hardship in renting our home during the winter
season, I am aaking that we may be per.mitted to build a two car garage with na1ds
room and laundry according to the plan Mr. Anderson has, and will give to you with
this letter.
Honorable City Commis61oners:
I wish to renew the Beer License issued to 700 Eldridge Street. The License waa
issued before I bought the store from A. H. Lasher. I am asking special permission
to have them O.K. again. This is a small business and it would work a hardship if
I were not allowed to continue the sale o~ beer.
'700 Eldridge st.
Clearwa ter# Flor1da
Oct. 11th, 1951
I have already missed a rental for this season since I didn't have a place to take
oare of their servant.
The last three years I have rented our home to Mr.
for the Phillies for Mrs. Pennock and her family.
woman, and I have lwd to put her in the house with
besides the maid. Not a satisfactory arranBement.
Anything you can do to help me talee care of this situation will be greatly appreciated.
Frank powell, traveling seoretary
They bring their ma id, a colored
them, and there are five of them,
Thank you.
Very s:tncerely,
/s/ Sara P. Carmaok
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I am a veteran of World War II and also saw action in Korea later, be1ng discharged
in June 1951. Thank you very much.
/s/ Howard ~~etcher
'700 Eldridge St.
Clearwa ter, Fla.
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City o~ Cleanvater
Honorable City Connniss:ione!'s
Clea~later, Florida
Gentlemen:
Oct. 2:, 1951
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees Pension ~und" you are hereby notified
that Allen Jacobs" in the Gas Plantfl has been duly examined by a local physioian and
designated by him as a 1I~1rst class. rislr.
The above employee began his service with the City on Dec. 30, 1950. He is under 45
years of age and meets the requirements o~ our Class1~ied Service. It is hereby
recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership.
Ve'iry truly yourB,
Advisory Committee of the
Employees Pension Fund
/s/ Paul Kane, Helen petera,
Dick Ne1s on
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City of Clearwater
Inter-Of~ice Communication
October 4, 1951
':ro F. C. Middleton, City Manager
Fram O. ll. Anderson, Seely Zoning Board
Subject: Referendum
At the regular meeting of the Zoning Board held Tuesday evening, October 2nd,
1951 a recommendation was made that the following area now zoned R-1 (residential):
Bounded on the
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South by
Turner St.
Bay Ave.
Orange A. ve .
the North boundary line of lots facing Druid Road
(Block 1a of Turner's 3rd. and Blocks 3 and
5 of' Starr and Sa very) be, ohanged to R-Z:
zoning by the next referendum ballot.
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WHEREAS after Pub~ic Hearing on March 6, A.D. 1950, the City COIlunission of the
City of Clearwater, F'lorida, determined tha t certain work aoo improvements herein-
after described should be done and made and
WHEREAS, pursuant thereto said improvenlenta ha ve been made as fo~lows:
Increase from its present width to a uniform roadway width of thirty..
five (35) feet that portion of Osceola A.venue extending from the north
line of Haven Street north to the South line of Pierce Street, instal~
and lay the necessary additions to the present roadway to accomplish
the above and remove and relnst~ll neces~ary sidewalks, p,utters, curbing
and appurtenances.
WHEREAS, under the provisions of' Sectlon 123 and other pertinent provisiona
of the City Charter, after said improvements sha.l~ have been completed, the City
Conunission shall assess the cost thereof against the property abuttinp; the said im-
provements so made.
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benefited by said improvements and the pro..rata cost thereof should be assessed
against said paroels.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City COIlunisaion of the City of Clearwater,
Florida" in session duly and regularly assembled, as follows:
1. That the above described improvements on Osceola Avenue from I~ven Street
to Pierce Streot be and the same are hereby accepted and approved as:
ha ving been completed.
2. That the following described properties abuttinr, said improvements are
hereby deellled to have been benefited by sa id improvements in the follow-
inr, proportions of the cost thereof and the same are hereby assessed in
accordance with the rollowin~ schedule.
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ASSESSMENT CHARGES
COVERING CLEARn~G, PREPARAT][ON OF GROUND" MOVING OBSTRUCTIONS',
CONSTRUCTION Ole' PAVEMENT" CURBS AND SIDEWALKS ON SOUTH OSCEOLA.
AVENUE }:i'ROM HAVEN STREET TO PIERCE STREET IN THE CITY OF CLEAR-
WATER.
The following assessments are on basis of ~~7 .99 per front f'oot
and are against all property abutting upon the above mentioned
improvements.
Owner
Loca t ion
Front Footap:e
Amoun t
Pine~las County Title Co.
West 13 feet of Lot 1, Block
2, lying West of Osceola Ave.
& Lot 2, less W. 65 f'eet,
A . C .Turners Sub. - Bloclc 2:,
Section 16, Twp. 29 South~
Range 15 East
West Side
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$ 8941..88
Char~es & Pearl May Rump]er
From a point in the West ~ine
of Osceola Ave. 18aS.88 ft.
South of the North line of
Section 16, run South 97.56 ft,
th run West 88.8? ft, th North
95.84 ft, th East 88.86 ft.
to P.O.B. (less the E ~5 rt.
deeded to City fot St.), Sec-
tion 16, Twp 29 South, Range
15 East West Side
150'
$l198,50
Ethel L. Forsythe
Beg in extended W line of
Osceola Ave. 169.8 ft. S of
center of Pierce st. th N 91
degs W 566.? ft. to Bay, th
SW'ly along Shore line 138 ft,
th S 89 degrees 30 minutes E
604 f't to extended W line of
Osceola Ave. th North 135.5 ft.
to POB" Section 16, Twp 29
South, Range 15 East West Side
ltarold H. Howell
135.5'
$loag:.641
Beg at SW Cor of Pierce St. &
Osceola Ave. Run S ~50' th W
to Eay" N'ly to Fierce st. th
E to POB less N l35' of'
W 60', Section 16, Twp. 29
~outh, Range 15 East West Side
15'
$ 119,85
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Resolution, re South Osceola Assessment Charges, Cont'd:
OWNER
LOCATION
FRONT FOOTAGE
AMOUNT
Wa1 ter L. ThorJla s
Begin at SVi oor o~ Pieroe 'St.
& Osceola Ave. run South 135
~eet, thence West 60 ~eet, th
North 135 feet, thence East
60 ~eet to POB, Section 16,
Twp. 29 South, Ra nge 15 Ea st
West Side
135'
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$4374.52.
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Reolds Investment Co.
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Begin at SE cor o~ Pierce St.
& Osceola Ave., run South
122.3 feet, thence East 150 ft,
th North 122.3 ft, thence West
150 ~t. to POB, Sec.tion 16,
Twp. 29 South, Han~e 15 East East Side
122'
$ 974.78
Mary Lou Turner
Begin 123.3 feet South of SE
corner of Pierce st. and
Osceola Ave., th run East 150 ~t,
th S 60 feet, th West 150 feet,
th North 60 ft. to POB, Section
16, Twp 29 South, Range 15 East East Side
M. D. Vnlite
60'
$ 479.40
Begin 160.4 ft. N of mv cor o~
intersection of N line of Lot
1, Blk 2, Turner's 1st Add. &
E line of Osceola Ave., th N
89 degs E 150 ft, th N 92 ~t,
th W 150 ft, th S 92 ft to
POB, Section 16, Twp 29 South,
Range 15 East
Elizabeth W. Entzminger
Begin 90.4 ft. North of inter-
section o~ North line of Lot
1, Block 2, Turner's 1st
Addition with East line of
Osceola Ave., th North 70 ft,
th E. 150 ft, th S 70 ft, th
West 150 ft. to POB, Section
16, Twp 29 South, Range 15 E.
Henry T.. White
Begin 1982 ft South & 1534 ft.
West of NE cor of Sec. 16, th
North 90.4 ft, th West 150 feet,
th South 90.4 ft, th East 150
ft. to POB, Section 16, Twp
29 South, Range 15 East East Side
Bast Side
92'
$ 735.08
East Side
70'
$ 559.30
90.4'
$ 722.29
Mrs. J. N. McClung,Sr.
Begin 23 feet East of NE cor-
ner of Lot 1, Blk 2, run S
112 ft. mol to S line of Lot
1, Blk 2, th W 90 ft, th North
112 ft. mol to N line of Lot
1, B1k 2, thence East 90 feet
to POB, A. C. Turners Sub.,
Block 2, Section 16, Twp 29
South, Range 15 East.
546.41'
l 894.88
$4365.83
East Side
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3e That if said assessments herein made are not paid within ten (10) days ~ram the
making thereof, this Commission shall thereafter by formal aotion approve the issuance
of ~provement certificates against said property for which assessments are herein made.
PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS 15th day of Ootober, A.D., 1951.
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Ootober 15, 1951
ORDINANCE NO. 607
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE KEEPING OF
CHIOY~NS, TURKEYS, DUCKS, GEESE AND
GUINEA. FOWLS IN THE OORPORA TE LIMITS
0:&' THE OITY 0:&' CLEARWATER AIID PROVIDING
A PENALTY :&'on TIlE VIOLATION OP THE TEHMS
OF THIS ORDINANOE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COIIU\tISSION 01<' THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
S'ECTIon 1.
Chickens, turkeys, ducl<:s, geese and ~uinea fowls running at
large within the corporate limits within the corporate limits of the Oity of
ClearVla ter are hereby decla red to be a nuisance. No person ahall be allowed to
l<:eep any such fowls aforesaid within the City, unless the same be seoure1y fenoed
and confined to the premises of the owner. Coops and runways shall be kept clean
and free from offensive odors. Crowing roosters and other noisy rowls kept closer
than 50 reet fram any dwelling other than the dwelling of the owner thereof, are
hereby decJ.ared to be a nuisance and shall not be so kept within the limits of the
City or Clearwater after complaint has been made to the Chief of Police that com-
plainan t has been disturbed thereby and the Chief of Police has notified the
owner of such fowls to remove same from the City. Any person keeping or maintain-
ing such fowls in violation of this Section after having received notice to remove
the same shall be deemed guilty or maintaining a nuisance under this Section.
SECTION 2. Any person, firm or corporation or association of persons mo
shall violate any of the provisions of this Ordinance shall upon conviction in the
Municipal Court be fined not exceeding the sum of $100.00 or imprisoned in the
City Jail not exceeding thirty (30) days, or by both such fine and fmprisonment, in
the discretion of the Municipal Judp,e.
SECTION 3. All Ordinances or parts of Ordinances in conflict with this
Ordinance be and the same are hereby repealed.
SECTION 4. This Ordinance sl~ll become effective inmlediately upon its passage.
PASSED ON THE FIRST READINGOctober 15. 1951
PASSED ON THE SECOND READING October 15. 1951
PASSED ON THE THIH}) READING October 15. 1951
Herbert M. Brown
Mayor-Oommissioner
Attest:
H. G. Wingo
dity Auditor and Clerk
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ORDINANCE NO. 612:
AN ORDINANCE O}l' THE CITY OF CLEARWA'l'ER, FLORIDA,
DEFINING AND MAKING ILLEGAL ANY LOTTERY OR SniI-
JAR SCHEME OR DEVICE; MAKING ILLEGAL THE SALE OR
OFFER OF SALE OF ANY TICKET ImMBER COr.1BlNATIOll
OR CHANCE REPRESENTING A CHANCE IN ANY LOTTERl';
MAKING ILLEGAL THE POSSESSION OF ANY LOTTERY
TICKET REPRESENTING A CHANCE IN ANY LOTTERY EITHER
PrAYED OR NOT YET PlAYED; PROVIDING PENALTY FOR
THE VIOLATION OF SAID OlIDINA.NCE AND PROVIDING THE
EI<'l''ECTIVE DATE HEREOF.
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SECTION 1. It shall be unlawful for a ny person, either by h1Jnself or his
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agent, to sell, or offer for sule, or to procure for or to furnish to any person,
for money or other thing of value, any ticket, number, combination or chanc8, or
anything representing a chance in any lottery, whether said lottery i3 a live
lottery not yet played or a lottery that has already been played~ or other ~hni1ar
Bcheme or device, whether such lottery or scheme shall be ope~ted in this state
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or not.
SECTION 2.'. It shall be unlawful for any person to have in his custody or
control or in his manual possession, any lottery tickets, nLmbers, letters# or any-
thin~ representing a chance in any lottery, whether said lottery is a live lottery
not yet played or a lottery that has already been played, or to have in his pos-
session or control, any lottery wheel, implement or device f'or conducting any
lottery, or to have in his possession or control any lottery advertising or any
schedule of lottery prizes or drawings.
SECTION 3. Any person, fir.m# corporation~ or association or persons violating
any of the provisions of this Ordinance on being convicted thereof in Uunicip:ll
Court shall be punished by a fine not exceeding $500.00 or 1mprisom1ent for a term
not exceeding sixty days or by both such f'ine and nnprisonment.
SECTION 4. This Ordinance sl~ll take effect ~ediately upon its passage in
accordance with law.
Passed on first reading October 15. ~951
Passed on second reading October 15, 1951
Passed on third and
final reading October 15. 1951
Herbert ~1. Brown
Mayor-Commissioner
Attest:
H. G. Wingo
City Auditor and Glerk
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RES"OLUTION
WHEREAS proper and 1e~al notice of its intentions to do suoh work has been
published, a oopy of said notice, along with the publisher's aft'idavit as to its
date of publication being hereto attached and by reference being made a part heroot',
and
WlIEREA.S the publio hearinR therein described has this date been held and no
objections to said imprOV6r.lents were made.
NOW 'l'HEREPORB BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater,
Florida, in season duly and legally assorllbled:
Herbert ~. Brown
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1. That the CODUnission finds that it is deemed advisable, necessary and to
the best interests of the sa id City that the following work and public 1nlproveIllents
be done therein, to wit:
Construct an 8" sanitary sewer and appurtenances in
Prospect Avenue in the City of Clearwater, Florida,
fronl the center line of Franlclin street to the pre-
sently existing 8" sanitary sewer in Park street a
distance of approximately 600 feet; and construct an
8"1 sanitary seVier in Prospect Avenue in said City of
Clearwater from the South line of Franklin Street to
the presently existing 8'" sanitary sewer in Court
Street, a distance of approximately 320 feet.
2. That the proper officials and employees of the City of Clearwater shall
proceed with said improvements under applicable provisions of the City Charter.
3. That ~en said improvements shall have been corop1eted the cost thereof
shall be asses sed against the property abuttinR sa id improvements.
ADOPTION Oft' THE }4'OREGOING Resolution was moved by Cormnissioner Turner,
seconded by COlnmiasioner Lynn" and upon vote being taken same was unanimously adopted
this 15th day of October, A. D., 1951.
Attest:
H. G. Wingo
City Auditor and Clerk
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RES'OLUTION
WHEREAS it is desirable that the City of Clearwater install a line of 4ft; cast
iron gas pipe within a 6" culvert crossing under the track and property of the Sea-
board Airline Railroad Company in Clearwater, Florida, at a point 90' more or less
Southwardly from Mile Post No. 873 at the location shown in red on copy of Licensee's
Drawing No. 5ll0-B, dated July 20,1951, attached to a certain license agreement
dated the 15th day of October 1 A.D., 1951" which license agreement has been
prepared by the Seaboard Airline Railroad Company and submitted to the City ot' Clear-
water for execution by its proper officials;
Nml THEREFORE BE IT RES'OLVED by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater
in meeting assembled this 15th day of October, A. D., 1951, that the proper
officials of the City of Clearwater are hereby authorized and directed to execute
certain License Agreement in behalf of the City of Clearwater, a copy of sace being
hereto attached and being made a part of this Resolution.
ADOPTIOn OF THE FOREGOING Resolution was moved by Commissioner
Black
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seconded by Commissioner Blanton
~ and upon vote ueing taken sa~e was unani-
mous1y passed this 15th
d~ of October, A. D., 1951.
Herbert M. Brown
MEV or Connnissioner
Attest:
H. G. W1n~o
City Auditor and Clerk
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C2TY COMMTS'S'ION MEE'PZN'G
Octo"hex 15, 195]:
The Ci�y Commise�ion of the City of Clearwater met in rep,�ular session at Citq
Ha11 hlonda�, October T5, 1951, at 7;30 P141, with the i'ol'lowing rnembers preaent:
�ierbert i,4. Brown
Iierbert D2. F3lanton
Thomas H. Black, Jr.
Joe Turner
Garland D. I,ynn
Absent:
None
A1so present were:
F. C. 114iddleton
Ben Krentzman
S. Lick�on
George Tv McClamma
h2eetin�; wa3 callad to order by the A4agor.
-PJiayor-Commis�ioner
-Corrmtissioner
-Qommiss;ioner
-C:o�issioner
-Co�nissioner
-City �anager
-Actin� City Atto�ney
-City Engineer
-Crief of Folice
Coimnisaioner Turner moved approval of minu�es of regular meeting of October �
and special meeting of October 8, T951, in accordan�e with copies thereof f`urnished
each member in writin�, and that thEir reAding be dispensed with. Cormnissioner Blanton
seconded the motion. Vote was taken and �riotion unanimously carried.
Public hearing on improvements for construction of sanitary aevrer on Prospect
Avenue tivas held. Mayor Brown mentioned tl�at the t� Coachman Eatate o�ans approxi.matel�
50°, of the proporty in this area and that it was I�Ir. Lg,ne S, C�a�y�an s�ho requeste�
that this sewer be installed. There v�as no one present who had objection to the pro-
ject. At the request of Iriayor Brown, L�eting City Attorney read Reaolution on this
project. Co�issioner i'u.rner noved the adoption of the Besolution. Con�rni��ioner Lgnn
geconded the motion, which was voted upon and un�n3.mously carried.
Bids were oponed for improvements on Prospect Avenue from Park 5treet to Court
S•treet bg City hiana�er, as followsv
Lswrence & Rutled�e, S�. Peterst�ur� and Ia rgo w�,233.0U
Paul Giuliani, Tarpon Springs 3,586.00
Sinith Swep;ert Construction Co., Clearc�ater 5 037,OQ
Stanfield Construction Company, Tampa 4,987,76
Coirmiissioner B1ack moved that bids be referred to City Manager and Gity Engineer for
tabulation. Corrmiissioner Turner seconded the motion, which �uas voted upon an3 carried.
Bids. were opened for improvemex:�s on 2�Zyrtle AvEnue from laura Stree � to Dre�x
Street by City hIanager, as follows:
Stanfield Construction Combany, Tampft �10,195.00
Lawrence & Hutledge, S�t. �etersburg & Largo 8 940,00 -
Paul Giuliani Company, Tarpon Springs 13,980.00
SYnzth S}ve�ert Construction Company, Clear��ater 13,433.50
��:nmissioner Black rnoved that bids be referred to City 2�fanager and City En�inesr for
tabulatiqn. Commissiones Turner seconded the mntion, r�hicll v�as voted upon and carried.
Mayor Brown excused hiniself for a few minutes to attend the Conununitg Chest meet-
in�;. Commissioner Black made the motion that Corru�issioner Turner serve as Aeting
nlayor until the return of Itiayor Brorrn. Conunis�ioner Blanton seconded the metion,
which v�as voted upon and carried.
At the request of the Act�ng T+layor, the Acting Cit� Attorney read Reso�ution
asaessing cost oz tividenin�; of South Osceola At�enue. There ti�as no one present who had
questions or objections r:garding this assessrzent. �ommiseioner �lack moved the
adoption of the Resolution as read by the Actir,� Cit� Attorney in re�ard to assessing
the cost of the Nidenin� of South Osceola Avenue, Co�issioner I�ynn seoonded t�e
motion, ��hich vras voted upon and ,carried, unanimously.
At the request of the Actin� Mayor, the Acting City Attorney reaci th� Resolution
re�ardin� authorizin� agreement rvzth the Seaboard Airline fiailroad. He explained that.
'bYais agreement was in connection vrith the 4°� gas line under a section of �1ie Seaboard
Airline Railroad, which has alread5* been installed, and that the contract is the usual
conbract fizrnished bv the Railroad Comparrf for execution in such eaaes. The 8�ilroad
requests in these cases that Resolution approv3ng the contract and the work be adopted
by the Commission. Commissioner Slack movad adoption of the Reso2ution as read bq
Acting City Attorney. Corsnissioner Blanton seconded the motion, r� ich v�as voted upot�
and carried, unan3mously.
City Mana�er stated that he had been uneole to compile dat� re�ardin� Dr, Centerts
property. It was a�;reed by consent to defer this item, I)r. Cen�er, who was p�essnt,
stated that he is anxious to get the matter settled. City niana�er stated that at a
apecial Conunis�ion meeting to be held at noon of this week an anssver can be given on
the matter.
Plat of Bamboo Subd3vision vras aubmitted by City h1�na�er for consideration of �;ha
Commis�ion. Mr. and hTrso Joseph Odenath appeared on t!�eir otivn behalf in the mattar.
Aiter d3scuss�3on, Conunissioner Blanton moved that the plat Ue accepted and approved
sub ject to an addition to be prapared by the City ,A.�torney anaking it clear i:hat the
easement or lot dedicmted on the plat is not acc�pted by the City as a public road
with consequent res�,onsiUility for its upkeep ancl repair. Commiasioner B1ack seconded
the motion, which was voted upon and unanimously carried.
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CITY COhI�'1J.S8'ION n4EE�'IN(�
Oc;�ober 15, 195�
Letter from Sara P. Carmack �vas xead by Citg C1or1� regArdin�; zQnin� except:ton
under the hardship ruling of the zoning Act on property zoned R-1 on LaBaau S'treet.
Mrs. Carmack requ„s�ted pesmzission to Uuild garage witll livin� quartere to house her
maid. Commis�ioner Blanton moved �hat City �ttorney brin�; back R considered opinion
on the matter a�., the next meeting. Coimnissianer £ilacl� seconded the motion, v�.ich
tivas voted upon and unanimousTy carried.
Dqayor Brown returned to the meeting, and resumed the Chair.
Gity Rianager reportad on groins at Clearwater Beach. Co�niss3.onor Blacic moved
that the matter of installation of groins be deferred unt31 the Commission, as a
Coirunittee, can inspect the sites actually selected for t�iis worlc, and that irmned3ate
action be taken 3n re�ard to the washout which is bein� caused in connection with
the present groin at the 5outh end of the Beach. Coinnissioner Blanton seconded this
motion, which was voted upon and unanin-�ously carried. Itr v�as decided to mee�L at
11:I5 An4 at the Beach Fire Stat3on, No. �, the following da,y, October 16th, to loolk
at the sites in question.
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City R4ana�dr roported on estimated cost of constructing aidevrallc on Seminole
and North Greenwood Avenue, whiah cost he said would be bet���een �5,50a.A0 and �6,000,00.
Coimniss•ioner Black moved that the matter of sidewalks be re�'erred for estimata to the
City En�ineer, such estimates to be brou�ht baci� to the next Conun3ssion meetingi
sidewalk to run Z7est on Seminole on the South side, froni Tei�`e�son Street to Penn-
sgZvania Avenue, South fro� Seminole Street on East side of Greanwood Avenue to Dreru
Street. Counniss,ioner Turner seear�ded the nxo�ipn, wh3ch was voted upon and unanimously
carried. Mayor Brorvn asked that this matter be given priority in �iew of the long
time this improvement has been under consideration and the City RIanager sta;ted th��t
he would attend to 3t personally the follo�+ring da;�.
Mavor Broem brought ub ttie matter oi: the neev lativ rogardin� lotteries. He asked
the Acting Cit�* Attorney if he thou,�kit it �vise to enact ffrdinanco in Clearwater
similar to the nerv State law. The Acting City Attorney explained that under the
present Ordinance it is illegal to have in oneTs possession lottery �ickets which
have not yet been played - that under the new 5tate latv it is illegal to have in ane�4
possession lottery tickets not yet played or those which have been pl� ed. He staved
that there is in the City Code a section which covers gambling and offenses of this
nature but that there i:� no section allotiving the 1Tolice force to eni'orce the law re-
garding possession of lottery tickets or si�ilas gamblin�. He said he thought such
s law would 'be advantageous, in that it gives the City Police authority to a�rrest
i�rnnediately under the provisions of our Ordznance any violations of this la�v, and then
after discussion with State authorities, the person can be turned o�er to tha Strate
for prosecutio� if this is desired. biayor Bror�n stated that he felt there �vas need
for this leuislation if we w ish to main+ain the excellent reputation v�e have earned
in the State regarding no gambling. A� Mayor�s requesi:, Acting City Attorney read
Ordinance No, 612 relating to lottery tickets. Commissioner Black moved passage of
Ordin�nce P1o. 612 on its first reading. Co�mnissioner Tu.rner seconded the motion,,
which was vo�ted upon and unanimously carried. Commissioner Black moved consider.�.tion
of Ordinanee No. 612 on its second reading by title onlyo Gor.miss,3.oner Turner
seconded the motion, which was voted upon and unanimouslf carried. Actir� City
Attorne� read Ordin�nce No. 612 by title only. Conmais�sioner Black �noved passage of
Grdir.ance Ido. 612 on its second reading b� title only. Commissioner Turner. seeonded
the motio�, rvhich was voted upon and unanimously carried. A�cting City �:ttorney read
Ordinanes No. 612 t�ie third and final time. Commissioner Black r�oved passage of
Ordinance No. 612 on its third and final readino bq unanimous consent. Com►niss3oner
I,ynn seconded the m�tion, vrhich was voted upen and unan3mously carried.
I+iayor Bro�vn atated that Railroacl crossing a� VJoodlawn and A. C. I,e Ra:ilroad is
badly in need of repair. He stated that some steps lzave been taken to put it into
good condition but on such a small scale that iie felt the Cormnission should tal�e the
matter up. He £e1t that something other than marl should be used on the crossing.
He f'elt that two sections o£ cencrete pipe on each side to widen the crossing should
be used. Cor,anissioner T,ynn reco�nended that the CitSr Eng3neer go out and inspect the
crossing and bring back his recormnendation to the Cit� IlZanager. Mr. S'app, Rail�oad
En�ineer, stated that if the railroad can assi�t that they will be glad to do so.
Co�issioner Blanton moved that the City Ntanager and City Engineer ba insLructed to
meet with proper of�'icials of the A. C. L. Railroad and �et such aid as they can from
the railroad and go ahead and have the Vloodlawn erossing fixed.
Consideration was given to request for change in Occupational I�icense. This
request eame from IQr. R. N, 4Yatkins. He stated that his loan company cannot afford
to pay i:n.e nev� license fee of �150.00, raised from �p50.00 from last year. He stated
that th.e State char�;es �50.00 for licenses, and tl�e County y�37.50, and that payment
o£ this additional amount creates a great hardship for small loan companies such as�
his. He atated that there are only two small independent cornpanies in torvn and that
they do not feel this higlz a license Fee is justified. Corrnniasioner Black, member of
the Occupational License �omnittee, felt that there i� just3fication in this request,
as the independent companies have only a small amount of capi�al with which to operate.
He recoimnencled that nir. t�latkins' request be granted for lower license fee. Com-
missioner Blanton, also member of the Occupational License Cornmit�ee, said that other
licenses had been issued on a sliding scale and that this should be adjusted to be
compatible with this business. I�Iayor Bro�vn felt that the Corrffnittee should atudv the
matter by goin� into the £igures of the companies involved. Cor.mnissionor Black�moved
that matter of requests from independent loan compariies, t':zeaters and travel bureaus
for lower Occupational licenses be referred to the Occupational License Corrnnittee for
report back at the next Cormnission meeting. Commisaioner Blanton seconded the motion,
�rrhich was voted upon and unanimoualy carried.
CTTY' COhIM?'SSIOIJ 2v�E�TING
October 15, 1951
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Con9idoration vras �;iven to letter datecl O�taber llth from fIowaxd N'letcher with
reference to beer 13cenae, vrhich letter v�as road by City Clerk. APter diacussion,
Corrunis;sioner Iilack movecl that non-con�orniing use for sale of beer be reco�;nized at
70Q ETdr3d�re Stree� and that upon pagment o�' license �ee a proper City license be issued
to Howard �'letcher, owner. Commiss�ioner Lynn seconded the notion, which was voted upon
and carried.
n4atter o£ aoning 3n connection v�ith Royal Pa1rr� Motel was deferred by consent.
114atter of request from E. E. �tone for exception to the zonin�; lava at Z21 VJ. Turner
Street was considered by the Cormnission. Letter from P+Ir. Stona dated October lat +r�as
read by the City Clerk, together ��ith recommendation of Zonin� Boar3 that the request
ha �,ranted under the hardship ruling. i�ir. Stone stated that most of the property sur-
rounding his house is zoned R-2 although his area is zoned R-1. Cor�nissioner Turner
felt �hat divisj.on shouZd be �n the easement line of the properi;y. CorGmiasiorier Black
a�reed. Acting City Attorney stated that the hardship provisions of the Zoning Act
allows the Cormniss�ion to grant specific requests for use of` �roperty. Itir, Stone�s re-
que�t vras for�permission to erect a two-family dwelling unit on this property. Actin�
City Attorne3� s recorrmiendation tivas that Yie be granted. onlq whai; he requested, rather
than ha ve the property rez�ned. Comrnissioner I3lack movea that the Gi�y Attorney be in-
structed to advertise for public hearing to be held at the ne�:t regular meeting of the
Cotrunission in response to PIr. Stone�s request for per�iisaion to er.ect a two family
apartrnent house. Commissioner Blanton seconded the motion, vrrich was voted upon and
unanimously carried.
Cox�miunication dated October 4th frors the Zoning Board was read Uy the City Clerk
thnt area now zoned R-1 be changed to R-2 by next refereridum ballot, This area included:
Boundea on North by Turner Stree�:
Bounded on Fa�st by Ba� Avenue
Bounded on YVest bg Orange Avenue
Bounded on South bf the Ilorth Boundary of lots facing Druia Raad.
(Block 12 to Turner�s 3rd ar.d Blocl�s 3 and 5 of Starr and Savery)
Corr�nissioner E3lanton �oved that the r,�atLer af rezonzn� area outlined b� the Zonin� Board
in communication dated October 4th be referred to the Cor.unittee tvorlkin� on other zoning
changes. Co�uunissioner Black seconded the motion, whicl� was voted upon and unanimously
carried.
Con•,snittee � s report on street names vras r�ade by Counnissioner Turner, vrho stated
that the comnittee for rhan�e of street names will meet this comin� �veek i'or eomplete
study of the subject. It was decided by consent that report will be ex_pected from this
cosmnittee at the next Cor,m�ission meeting.
Comr.iitteels report on small businesses v�as made by Commissioner Black, who stated
that during P�Ira Farl L. Coddington�s ].ast vis3t he had infor2�ed tha City trBt the Govern-
ment is not allo�ving any alum?nuri for znanufacturing of lawn x:�owers, and that ho r�as.
�oin� back to Ohio and again attempt to get aluriintun, but that if he is unsuccessfuT he
will notify the City that they need hold the lots on which he wished to place his lawn
mower business no lon�;er>
Consideration of Ordinance ljo. 607 re�ulatin� keeping of ch2ckens within the C3ty
lim3ts was �;iven by the Cor.unissiono At I�fayor�a request, this was read by the Aotin�
City Attorney: Commissioner filack moved passa�e of Ordinance Pdo. 607 on its iirst read-
ing. Cor�nnissioner Turner seconded the motion, vrhich srras voted ugon and unanirYously
passed. Co�iissioner Black moved consideration oi Ordinance No. 607 by title onlg. Com-
missioner Lynn seconded the motion, which was voted upon and unanimously carriecl. Acting
City Attorney read Ordinance No. 607 by title or.ly. Coramissioner Black movb3 passage of
Ordinance No. 607 on its second x•eading by title only. Cormnissioner Lynn seconded the
motion, v�hich v�as voted upon �nd unanimously carried. Ordinance No. E07 was read the
third and final ;•irae by Actin� City Attorne�r. Corvnissioner Blacl� rmoved passage of
Ordinance No. 607 on its third and final read�ng by unani�lous consent. Coxmniss?oner
Lynn seconded the motion, vrhich was �roted upon and unanimously passed,
Tt was decided by conseut that consideration of Ordinance I3o, 611 regulating the
use of b3egcles in the Citp should be deferred until the Coir�.nission has had opportunitp
of studying aopies of same and that it ��ould be discussed at the next regular meeting.
Acting City Attorney stated that Ordinance regulating szvirnning and £ishing in
Crest Lake would not need to bo prepared at this time, but could be deferied until needed
next year. �
Consideration was �iven ta letter from Clearwater Police Pistol Club dated October
12th outlinin�; proposal re�arding Everingham buildings, as fallo�rs:
l. That the Club w�uld pay �300.00 cash for use of the b?zildii7g;
2. Assur,le eni:ire coat of moving the building and locating it at
the C1ear�water Police Pistol range, v�hich is also City
owned property;
3. Leave present premises clean after build3ng is moved;
4. Aaked for ten ,year lease �at �1.00 per year.
City 111anager stated tha�L tha Y'WCA� had also asked for the bui'ldin� and would assume the
expanse of moving it as they have na building for their colored youth activities. He
nlso stated that no adver.tisement 2�ad been placed in the paper re�arding bids for thi�
Uuilding 3n vierv of tliese ttivo new ofi'ere. Commissioner L'gnn moved that Cleartivater Police
Pistol Club o=fer he aoceptsd bf the Cor,imiss3on, subject to the buildin� beii�g removed
wi�hin thirty ciays of the offer ancl the ne�otiation of a lease with tert�s of the lease
to be a�;reed upon. Goruniss,i�ner Blanton seconded �he motion, v�hich was voted upon and
passed, unanimously.
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CITY COI+IMIS�ION h1LETING
Octobar 15, 1951
Consideration ���as g3van to letter dated October 5�:h from Chesnut & T,ee Insurance
Cor:ipany, (;learvrater, re�;arding safety av�ard�, which the�r vuiahed to pre�eX�t i;o thA
City of C1earFrater. Cannniss�ioner Turner moved that token be accented on bohali' of
the Citg of Clearvrater and letter be �vritten to Chesnut and Lee thanitin�; them for
their interegt,- Commissioner Black �econded the motion, rvhich was voted tx�on and
unanimously carried.
Letter dated October 10�h from County Clerlc rvas read by tYie IiTayor, iequestin�
name of chairraen of the City Flannin� and Zoning Board Ue furnished i;o the County Com-
m�saioners if there is such Board in the City, Conunissionez F3lanton r�oved that nan�e
of Chairman of the City Plannin; and Zoniilg Board be furnished to the Caunty Con?-
missioners as being their representative on the Cour�ty Plannin�; Board. Counniss3oner
Black seconded the motion, nuhich was voted upon and unanimously carried.
City Manager suggested that matter of utility improvementa be deferred until
the next meeting of the Gommission.
Commisgioner Blanton ��eported for comnittee on safety, together with F3re Chief
Treola, that they had inspected the Capitol Theater and found that its op�ration and
�quipment, accordi�� to Chief Treola, is in conformance with State safety regulationa.
Commissioner Black moved that tris report be accepted. Co�mnissioner Turner seconded
the motion, which was voted upon and unan�r�ously carried.
There being no further buyiness to come before the Cor�nnisgion, the rneeting was
ad journed as a Citg Cozunission at 10t38 PNI.
Sittin� as Board of trusteea for the pension plan, the Gity C1erk read communi-
cation reques-cing that Allen Jacobs of the Gas Plant, be taken into the Ylan. Cor.1-
snissioner Black moved that Allen Jacobs be taicen int� tYie Plan. Cormnissionex Turner
seconded the motion, which vJas voted upon �nd unanimously carried.
ASeeting was ad journed bg the htayor at 1�p40 PNI.
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`�Zayor-Commissio� �
ATTEST:
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� Audit and lerk
CITi' C�MMISSTOId NIEETING
OCtober 15, Z951
n4ayor-Commissdoner Herbert i3rown,
Commiasioners: Joe Turner, Horbert B3anton,Sr.
Thamas H. Black, Garland Lynn
Gen�lemen�
October 13;, 1951
The Cit�r Commiss;ion wi11 meet in re�ular session Prlonday evening - 7;30 P.M, _
October 15, 1951 in the City Hm11 Auditorium to con3ider the itams nn attaG�ed agenda.
AGEnDA
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Approvin� minutes of regular nieeting of October 1 and special meeting of
Octobor 8, 1951.
Yublic Hearing on improvements for constrixction of sanitary sewer, etc. on
Prospect Avenue.
Openin� of bids ,for impravements on;
Ai. Prospect Avenue from Park St. to Court St.
B. Myrtle Avenue irom Laur� St. to Drev� Strset.
Consideration of follovring Resolutions:
A. Assessing cost o£ widening of B'outh asceola Avenue.
B, Licensing AgreEment v�ith Seaboard kirline Aailroad.
Comm3ssion�s report on. property of Dr. Center, �
Cons3deration oP Plat in Bamboo Sui�division, presented by Leo Butler
City Mana�;er's report on:
A. Groins at Clearwater Beach.
B. Estixnated Cost to construc� sidevralk on Seminole and North Greenwood Ave.
DI�yor�s Request:
A. For report from City l�ttorney - concernin� the netiv State Law in regards
to lotteries &nd the City kttorneyTs recom,mendation.
B. To improve Vtoodlav�n and A.C.L. Railroad Crossing.
Gom,�nl.s�ion�s consideration o� items from Zoning Board:
A. S�ra P. Carmack
B. Royal Pa1Ln hiotel
C. E. E. Stone
D. Recouqnendations �rom Zoning Board.
Committee Reports:
A. Street Na��ne�
B. Small Business Cormnittee � s Repori;.
Consideration of follovting Ordinances;
A. No. 607 - ragulating keeping of chickens, etc. witl2in the city limits.
B. No. 611 - re�;ulatin� use of bicgcles in City.
C. No. 613 - regulating s�iraning and f ishing bg adults at Crest Iake 3'ark.
Consideration of letters frorn:
A. Cleartivater Folice Pistol Clubm
B. Chesnut & I,�e Tnsurance Ca. (Safety Av�aras)
C. Howarcl Fletcher (witr reference to beer license}
D, City Treasurer (tivith reference to bonds)
E. Firiellas Gounty Commnissioners (Representative for I�lanning Board)
Consideration of r•equests f or change in Oecupat3.ona1 Fnicensess
Utility Improvements for Co�niss�ionis Approval;
Ae BeTovJ �p300,00 I'xter,sions:
(a) 700� oi' 1�� �as main extension on ea�ement betv�een Jupiter
and Saturn. Estimated �ost - �p250,Q0.
(b) 225+ of 2'� xater main extension on Glen�wood .- �st. Cost �190�00.
(c) 150� of 2° gas main extension on Har�rard - Est, Cost �I25o00.
(d) 3501 0�' i° gas main axter_sion in easement batween Saturn &
Jupiter Streets - Estimated Cost - �135.00.
(e) 180� of 2�� wa-ter r;sain exten3ion on Harding Streei - Est. Cost u125.00.
(f) 175+ of 2° water main exten9ion on Yeivingtoz� at esti�ated «�12�,Ca.
B. Above y��OQ.00 rxtena�onsz
(a ) Utilitg 7zuproveLnents on Baker Blvd.
C. Bayond City I,imits�
(m) Utility improvements in Palm Terrace.
(b) ImproveLnents to �as distr.i;bution system on Tilder. Avenue.
(c) 63� of 1��� �as niain extension on Grove Circle at Est. Cost of �45.00.
(d) 500 of 2�� �as main extension on Broad�va� at Es:t. Cost oP �40.00.
(e) 125� of 2�� water main extension on Sedeeva Gircle at estimated
� Cost of �p80�00.
15. Ztems not on the Agenda will be considered by consent �f the Coumiissiono
Adjournment.
Cor.mlission acting as trustees of Pension �nd on application ior membership
in Pansion Plan. -
CITY COhin�I5�I0N IvIEETTNG
actober �fi, 1851
/4;
October 5a 195�1
nir. Francis 117iddleton
Cii:y I�ianager
City of Clearwater
Clearrrater, Florid�
Res Wor�anens Compensation Trophy City �nployees
Dear Mr. h2iddleton:
Severa7� years a�o we started a contest bettiveen departments of the City of �learv�ater
and awqrded a trophy to the department ti^tith the beat ��man hours lo3t�� recora on
account of aGcidents. We feel this has greatlg reduced the promiums:on the Gity►�
worh�mens compensat3on insurance as well as creatin� an interest for safety aYuong
employees.
1Ve would like to make a�;ift of this trophy to the aity and sug�;est th�t the safety
contest be continued.
Thanking you for past favors, vre remain,
Very truly yours,
Ci�SPNT & LE�
By /s/ John Claesnut
JCobj
cc: nir. Prank Abernathy
BOARD OP COUP7�PY COL"IP�iISSIOPTERS
Finollas County
October 10, 195T
Gity of Cieartvater,
Clearv�ater, Florida.
Attention: Tir. N'ranc�.s G. Aliddleton, Citg hlanager
Gentlemena •
At the Adjourned Regular Meeting of the Board of County Gonunissioners held on
October 9, 1951, a Resolution �ras passed setting up an Adv�sory Planning Co�unit�Gee,
consistin� of the Chairman of all Planning Boards in the County, togethor wit12 three
morzbers to be appointed b� the Chairman �f the Board of County Corrmiiasioners, and I
have been instructed by the Chairman of the Boa�cl to write you ctnd request the nan�e
of the Chairmar. of your Planning Board vrho vrill act on this Advisory Cozanittee.
Please give me this information at once so that this Cor,unittee can be organized
at the earliest date possible.
If your h�unicipal ity does not have a Planning IIoard, ploase advige me to this
effect i�nnediately.
You}�s truly,
WILLIAI�'I CRANIFORD, CLERK
F3y �s/ Claire Kilgore
�IL:BF C
D. C,
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PISTOL CLUB
To: F. C. I�fiddleton, City Aiana�er
rrom: George T. nlcCi.arrma, Pres3dent
Sub j; I'tirch�zse af use of cit�-cwned building
Dear Six�:
October 12:, 1951
A>t the re�ular raeeting of the Clearr•rater �olice Esistol Glub on October 10, 1951,
the president �aas authorized by una nimous vote to negotiate the purchase of the use
of the building known as Everin�ham►s �ce Pavilion which is owned b;T the city.
VJe hereby submit fi7ie folloming proposal:
(1) The Clear��ater Police Pi�tol Club will pay �p300,00 cash for the use of said
building.
(2) The �Isarv�ater Police Pistol Club will assume the entire cost of movin� said
�u�ia�.ng and locating sane at the Clearvrater Police pistol rango Urk�ich is �also
cits-ov�ned praperty.
(3) The �learwater Police Pistol Club further agrees to leava the pre�ent prem3.�ea�
clean and neat aiter the building is moved.
(4) The Glearr7ater golice Pistol Club would suggest that the City of Clearv�rater
grant a ten year lea�e at �1,00 per year on the �roperty l.nown as the C1.earwater
Police pistol ran;e in consideration for this expenditure on this city_owned property.
The members of the Clearwatei Poliae Pistol Club feel that there 3s an ever-p.;rovrin�;
need for additional facilities which ca�n be sharoc� v�r3th other civic organizations, and
we also feel that the proposed location oP this buildin� will be a def3.nii;e asset ta
the comraunitg, especiallg since there are no traffic hazards involved, a nd al�o there
is no a�parent reason Por acmpla3nts relative to noise, and etc.
Any considerat:Lon �iven this proposal will be �rsatly appreciated by the �learwa-�er
Polic6 Pistol �1ub,
espectfully submitted,
GTsgj cm
�s�Geo. T. nicClamma
President
CITY COA4MISSTON IvTEETING
October 15,, 1951
r2r. Francis b4iddle�on,
City Msna�;er.
Dear Nlr. Middlet;on:
301 Le F3eau S�.
S'ince the Zoning on our street works a hardship 3n rentin� our hor:ie during the winter
season, I am asking that we may be �ermitted to build a two car garage with maids
room and launc�xy accordin� to the plan 2vir. Anderson has, and will give to you with
this letter.
I have already missed a rental for this season aince I didn�t have a place to take
care of their servant.
The 7.ast three years I have rented aur home to bfr. Frank Povaell, traveling secretary
for the Phillies for n7rs. Pennock and her fam.ily. They bring their maid, a colored
woman, and I have hAd �Lo put her in the house with ther�, and there are five of them,
besides -Ehe maid. Not a satisfactory arran�;ement.
Anythin�; you can do to help me ta�ce care of this situation will be greai;ly appreciatsd.
Thank you.
Honorable City Commis�ioners:
Very si.ncerely,
�s� Sara P. Carmack
�oo �laria�e st.
Clearwater,Florids;
Oct. llth, 1951
Z T"��� to renevr the Beer Licen3e issued to 700 Eldridge Street. The �icense was�
iasu�rd before I'�ou�;hL the store from A. H. Tasher. I am asking special pe�nission
to have them O.K. a�ain. This ie a small business and it would work a hardsnip if
I were not allo�ved to continue the sale of beer.
I am a veteran of dyorld VJar II and also saw action in Korea later, being discharged
in June 1951. TY�ank you very �iuch.
�s� Howard Fletcher
70Q Eldridge St.
Clear�rater, Fla.
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Cit� of Clear��ater
Honorable City Commiss:ioners
Clearwater, Florida
Gei�tletnen:
Oct . 2:, 1951
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater F�nplopees Pens3on F'und, you are hereby noti�'ied
that Allen Jacobs, in the Gas Plant nas been duly e�mined by a local physician and
desi�nate�-i by him as a�ifirst class�� risk.
The above em�,loyee be�an his servica with the City on Dec� 30, 1950. He is •ander 45
years of a�e and �eets the requirements of our Classified Service. It is herebg
recomnended by the Adt*isory Cor,miittee that he be accep�ed into membership.
Ver� truly your�,
Advisor� Goxmnittee o� the
F�nployees Pension Fund
/s� Paul Kane, Helen Peters�,
Dick Nelson
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City of Clearwater
Inter-Office Communication October 4, 1951'.
'�o F. C. niiddleton, City nfanager
From 0. fi. Anderson, Sec�y Zonin� Board
Subject: Referendum
At the re�ular �eeting of the Zonin� Board held Tuesday evening, October 2nd,
1951 a� recorrnnendation Nas made that the following area now zoned R-Z (residential):
Bounded on �he North by Turner St.
m rr n �st t� gay Ave.
�r «� �� VJe st �' Or. ange Ave .
" �� �� South by the 2dorth boundary line of lots facing Druid Road
(Block l�: of Turner�s 3rd. and Blocks 3 and
5 of Starr and Savery) be, changed to R-�
zoning by the next referendum ballote
cz� con�zsszox nq���e�G
Octobor 15, 1951
RFR'OLUTTON
WHERFsAS' after Pub13c Hearing on hIarch 6, A.D. 1950, the City Conmiiasion oi' the
Citiy of Clearw,zter, Florida, deterniined that certain work aiad improvements herein-
after described should be done and made and
WHEREAS', pursuant thereto said improvements have been mado aa follotivs:
Tncrease from its present width to a uniform roadz�ray wiclth oi thirty-
five (35) feet that portion of Osceola Avenue extendin�; from the north
line of Haven S�,reet north to the South line of Pierce Street, install
�nd lay the necessary addit�.ons to the present roadway to accomplish
the e.bove and remove and reinsta�ll necessary aidewalks, �;ut�:ers�, c��rbing
and appizrtenances.
WHEREAS', under the provisions of Section 123 a;.sd other pertinent provision�
of the City Charter, after said 3mprovements shall have been completed, the City
Comm3ssion shell assess ths cost thereof against the property abuttin�; �he said im-
provements so made.
�NHEREAS', certain parcels of real estate abutting said improvements have been
benefited by said improvements and the pro-rata cost thereof ahould be asses�ed
against said parcels.
NO4Y THEREFORE BE IT RES'OLVED by the City Coimnis �ion of the City of Clearwa�er,
Florida, in session duly and regularly �ssembled, as follows:
1. That the above described improvements on Osceola Avenue fro Ha St t
m ven ree
to Pierce Straet be rand the same ara here'by accepted and approved a s
having been complsted.
2, Thst the Pollowing described properties abutting said improvements are
hereby deemed to have been benefited by said im,provements in the follow-
in� proportions of the cost thereof and the sama are hereby assessed in
accordance with the follotving schedule.
ASSESSNiENT CHARGEB
COVERING CLEARIIJG, PREPARAT�ON OF GROUND, Iv10V�TG OBSTRIICT202dS',
COIdSTRIIGTION 0� PAVEhiEP]T, CURBS AND SIDEPIAT�I�S OIJ SUIIT$ OS"CEOLH.
VE
9VEN[TE FROfii HAVEid STREET TO PIERCE STREET IId T_FiE GITY OF CLEA.R-
1VAT�,R.
The follotiving assessments are on basis of $�7.99 per front foot
and are against all prcperty abuttin� upon �he above mentioned
improvements.
Gwner
�'inelSas County Title Co,
West 13 feet oP Lot l, BZock
2. l�ing West of Osceole Ave.
& Lot 2, Zess LYo 6S feet,
A.C.Turners Sub. - �locli 2:,
Section 16, Tv�p. 29 South,
Range 15 East
Locati�n
bi[est Sida
Charles & Pearl I�ia� RumpTor
From a po3nt in �the V7est line
of Osceola Ave. 18�8e88 ft.
South of the North line of
Seetior� Z6, run South 97.56 ft,
th run �Jest 88.87 ft, th North
95.84 ft, th East 88.86 fte
to P.�.B. (less the E 15 ft.
deeded to City fot St.), Sec-
tion 1.6, Tv+p 2�J South, Range
16 East V�fest S3de
Ethel Lo Forsytlze
Beg in extended V7 line af
Osceola �.ve� 169.8 ft. S o£
center of Pierce St, th N 92
degs W 566,7 f.t. to Bay, th
Si'V�ly along S2zore line 138 ft,
th S 89 degrees 30 minutes E
604 ft tc, extended �'V line of
Osceola Ave, th North 135.5 ft.
to PO$, Section 16, mwp 29
South, Ran�;e 15 Fast VJest Side
HaroSd H. iiovrell
Beg at SVJ Cor of Piarce St. &
Osceola Ave. Run S 150� th 9Y
to Bay, N�ly to Pierce St. th
E to POB less Id 135� of
W 60�, Section 16, Twp. 29
South, Range 15 East Vit9st Side
Front Foota�e
Za�t
150�
135.51
5.5 �
Amount
� ss�.ss
�1198,50
y�Z08�,64
� 119085
��r
CIT`i CQ1'�IISSION &ILETING
Octc�ber 15, 1951
Reaolutlon, re South, Osceola A;ssessment Charqes, Conttd:
OWI�TER LOCATION FRONT b�00TAGE
Waltsr L. Tharna a
�3egin at SViI cor of Pierce St.
& Osceola Ave, run Soui;h 135
feet, thence S�Test 60 feet, th
North 135 feet, thenee Eas�t
60 feet to POB, Section 16,
Twp. 29 South, Range 15 East iNest Side
Reolds Investment Co.
Begin at S� cor of Fierce St.
Fc Osceola Ave., i�in South
122.3 feet, thence East 150 ft,
th North 122.3 ft, thence S"lest
150 ft, to POII, Section 16,
!P�vp. 29 South, t?an�e 15 Ea9t Fast Side
Marg Lou �u.rner
I3e�in 123.3 feat South of SE
corner oi' Pierce St. and
Osceola Ave., th run East 150 ft,
th S 60 feet, th YJe�t 150 feet,
th North 60 ft. to POB, Section
16, Tr�p 29 South, Range 15 East
M. D. PJhite
Begin T60.4 ft. N oi' N4Y cor of
in�ersection of N line of Zot
l, Blk 2, Turner�s 1st Add. &
� line o£ Osceola Ave., th N
89 de�s E I50 ft, th IQ 92 ft,
th VJ 150 ft, th S 92 ft to
P�n, Section 16, T�vp 29 South,
Range 15 East
Elizabeth Y�. Entzminger
Be�in 90e4 ft. I�lorth oi inter-
section of i�or�h line of Zot
l, Block 2, Turner�s lst
Addition zvith East line of
Osceola Ave., th North 70 ft,
th E. 150 ft, th S 70 fts th
West 15A ft. to POB, Section
16, Twp 29 South, Range 1� E,
Henry T. V�hite
Be�in I982 f't South & 1534 ft.
VJest of NE cor of 5ec. 16, th
North 90.4 ft, t'!h Flest 150 feet,
th South 9U.4 ft, tr East 150
ft. to POB, Section 16, T�vp
29 South, Ran�e 15 East
Mrs. J. N. nicClun�,Sr.
Be�;in 23 feet East of NE cor-
ner of I,ot 1, Blk 2, run S
112 ft. mol ta S line of Lot
I, Blk 2, th V� 90 ft, th North
112 ft. mol to N line of Lot
1, Blk 2, thence East 90 £eet
to POB, A. C. Turners Sub.,
Blocic 2, Section 16, Ttivp 29
South, Range 15 �ast.
Eas� Side
�st Side
Fast siae
East Side
East Side
1351
547.5+
122�
C'�
92�
�o+
90.4�
't 12:►
546.4�
AMOUNT
_�p1078.65
�4374.52.
� 974.78
��'' 479.40
�S 935.08
�p 559,30.
�? 722.2�3
` 894,88
�p4365,83
3'. That if sa3d assessmants harein made are not paid �vithin tan (10) days froui the
maltin� thereof, i;his Conuni�sion ahall thereafter by formal action agprove the issuance
of 3mprovement cert3ficates a�ainst said property for which assessments are herein made.
PASSED A�ND ADOPTED TAIS 15th day of Octaber, A.D,, 195T,
ATTEST:
H. G. Win�?ca
C3ty �1ud3tor and Clerk
Herbert hI. Brov�n
Mayor-Comriissioner
���
GTTY COJ,IIti2TSS'TON n�EETIN(}
Ootober i5, 7.951
OR7?INANCE N0. 607
AN QRDINANCE REULTLATZNG THE ILEEPTNG OF
CHICI,�NS, TURKEYS,. DUCIiS, CsEESE AND
GUINF.�1 FOVVLS TN THE CORPORATE LIT�ITTS
OF THE CITI.' OF GLEARWAT�R AI� PRQVIDING
A PENALTI.' �'OR TII'E VIOIATTON Ol� THE TEk311IS
OF �"IiIS ORDIPIANCE.
BE IT ORDATNED BY THE CITY' CODIIo'IISSION OF THE CITY. OF CLEARI�JATER, FLORTDA:
S'ECTIOId 1. Chickens, �urkeys, ducks, gease and guinee fowl� runn�.ng at
large within the corporate limits within the corporate l,imits of the City of
Clear�+ater are hereby declared to be a nuisance. No persoii sha1l be allowed to
keep any such fowZs aforesaid within the City, unleas the same be secirrel� �enced
and confined to ths prer,iisas of the orvner. Coops and runways shall be kept clean
and free from offensive odors. Crorving roosters and other no3sy fowls kept closer
than 50 feet .from any dwelling other thaz� the d�velling of the owner thereo,f, are
hereby declared to be a nuisance and sha11 not be so kept �vithin the limits o,f tha
Citg cf Glearwater after complaint has been made to the Chief of Police that com-
plainant has been disturbed thereby and tha Chief oP Police lias notified the
owner of such fowls to rer.move same frora the City. Any person kaeping or �aintain-
ing such fov�ls in violation of this Section af�Eer having received notice to remove
the same shall be deemed guilty of ivaintaining a nuisance under this Section.
SECTIOId 2. Ang person, firm or corporr�tion or association of persons wh o
shall violate any of the provisions of this Ordinance shall upon conviction in the
�tunicipal Co�urt be fined not exceeding the sum of �p100.00 or imprisoned in the
City JaiT not axceeding �hirty (30) days, or by both such fine and imprisonment, in
the discretion of the Municipal Judge.
SECTIOId 3. All Ordinances or parts of Ordinances in conflict ti�ith t21ia
mrdinance be and the saxne are hereby repealed,
SECTION 4. '1'his Ordinance shall become e�'£ective immediately upon its passage.
Attest;
H. G. VYin�o
C3ty Audi�tor and Clerk
. ;
PASSED oN THE FiRST READTTJGOctober 15, I951
FASSED UN THE SLCOND RN;A,DING 0'etober 15, 1951
PASSED OYd THE TIiIFill RT'ALIPTG Ootober 15, 1951
Herbert hI. Brotvn
Iv7ayor-Cormniesioner
CITY C01�4MT5S'IOPT Pri�LTIIJG
Uctober 15, 7.95�
OTiDINANCE N0. 5T�
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CT�TY OF CI��ARWAT�R, FLUF{IDA,
DEFINING ti,IJD MAKING IL�EGAL ANi' LQTTERY OR SI&II-
LAR SCH�F OR DF.4'VICE� MAKIIJCr IT�LEGAL THE SATi£ OR
OFFER OF S�LE OP AA]Y TICKET NUIt2BER CnMBIPIFiTION
OR CHANCE REPRESENTING A CHANO� IN ANY LOTTEf{Y;
MAKING ILLEGAL THE POSSESSIOPI OP ANY LOTTERY
TICI�T REPFtES�PITING A CHANCE IN ADI�' LOTTEftY EITFiER
PLAYED OR IdOT YET PLAYED; PROVIDING PENALTY FOR
TIiE VIOiATIOIJ OF SAID ORDIPIANCE AIVD PROVIDING THE
EFFECTIl,'E DATE HEREOF.
BE IT ORDAITdED IiY THE CITY COA�IIvITSSIOTd OF THE CTTY OF CLEkR�"lATER, FLORIDA:
SECTIOIT l. It shall be unlav�ful for any person, ei.ther by himself or his
agent, to sell, or offer for eale, or to procure i'or or to furnish to any person,
for mone,y or otner thin� of value, an�r ticket, number, combination or chat�ce, or
anything representing a charce in any lottery„ whether said lotter;� is a live
lottery not yet pla�ed or a lotter� that has already been pla�ed, or other similar
schome or device, tivhether auch lotter� or scheme sha?1 be operated in this state
or not.
SECTION 2'. It ehall be unlav�ful for any person to have in his custodq or
control or in his manual passession, any lottery tickats, numbers, lettera, or ang-
thing representing a chance in any lottery, v�hether said lottery is a live lottery
not yet played or a Zottery that has a lready been pla�ed, or to have in his pos-
session or control, any lcattery ruheel, implement or device for conclucting an�
lottery, or to have in his �ossession or control any lottery� advert?sing or any
schedule of lottery prizes or drawings.
SECTIOId 3. �1ny �erson, firm, corporation, or association oF persons violating
any of the provis3ons of tYris Ordinance on being convicted thereoP in aiunicipsl
Court shall be punished b� a fine not exceeding �?500.00 or imprison�lent for a term
not exceeding s3xty days or b� both such i'ine and imprisonment.
SECTION 4. This Ordinance shall take effect ir.nmediately upon its passage in
accordance v�ith lawo
AttestF
H. G. Vdingo
City A,uditor and �1erk
0
Passed on first reading October 15, T95S
Passed on second reading October 15 1951
Passed on third �nd
final reading October 15, I:951
Herbert hi. Bro�vn
biayor-Counnissioner
���
CITY COIeIlGITSSION AiEL'TING
Oatober 15, 1951
RES'OLU`i'ION
WI3ER£�AS: the C3ty Commission, t�y mot3on dul� passed on the 26th da'y of
aaptember, 1951, deamed it advisabla, necessarys and to tize best interest of
the City of Clearwater, Florida, to do esrtain warl> and mal�e certa�.n improvements
as hereinafter described vrithin said City, and
WHEREAS' proper and le�al notiice of its intentions� to do such v�orl� has been
published, a copy of said notice, alang vrith t;he publi.sher►s� afi3davit as to its
,_ date of publication being hereto a•ttached and by reference be3ng niade a part hereaf,
and
WI3EREbS the public hearin� therein clescribed has this dste Uoen l�eld and no
objections to saxd isuprova�ents were made.
N04V THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVFD by the City Commiasion of the Cit,y o� Clearv:ater,
Florida, in season duly and le�ally assembled:
1. T2�t tPie Corr�nissinn finds that it is deemed advisable, neces�ary and to
the best 3nterests of the said City that the followin� v�ork and puUlic iiuprovenients
be done thex�ein, to wite
Construet an 8��' sanitary sewer and appurtenanceg in
Frospect Avenue in tihe City af Glearwater, Flarida,
from the center line of Franklin Street �to the pre-
sently existing 8° sanitar�f sewer in Fark Street a
distance of approximately 600 feet; and construct an
8��' sanitary sev�er in Prospect Avenue in said Cit; of
Clear�rater from the South line of Franklin Street to
the presently existing S°�sa nitary sewer ir. Court
Street, a distance of appr�ximately 320 feet.
�. That the proper officials and omployees of the City of Clearwater ahall
proceed with said 3mprovemants under applicable provisions of the City Charter.
�. That v�dien said improvsmsnts shall have been cornpleted the cost thereof
shall be assgssed a�ainst the propertg abutting said improvernents.
vG ��
ADOPTIQIJ OF THE FOREGQTNG Resolution �vas moved by Cor.miissioner Turner,
seconded b� Commissioner Lynn, and upon vo�e be�ng taken same �vas unanimously adopted
this 15th day of October, A. D,, 1951.
Attest:
H. G� Wingo
City �uditor and Clerk
RFS'O�UTIOIJ
Iierbert M. Brown
tiYHEREAS it is desirable that the City of Clearwater install a line of 4�r cast
iron gas pipe within a 6�� culvert crossing under the track and properts* of the Sea-
board AirT:tne Railroad Comparry in Clearv�ater, Florida, at a point 90� more or less
Southvrardly fror.i LZile Post No. 873 at the location sho�vn in red on copy of Licensee � s
Drawing No. 5110-B, dated July �, 1951,, attached to a certain license a�reement
dated the I5th da� of October , A.D., 1951, which 13cense agreement has been
prepared by the Seaboard Airline Railro�zd Compe.ny and submitted to the C3ty of Clear-
water ior execution by its proper officials;
NOYi THEREFOR� BE IT RES'OI,UED by the C3�y Commission of the City of Clearwater
in meeting assembled this 15th day of October , A. D., 1951, that the proper
officials of the City of Clearwater are hereby authorized and direeted to execute
aertain Lacense Agreement in behalf of the �ity of C1ear�vater, a copy of sa�.ne being
hereto attachea and being made a part of this Resolution.
ADOPTIOII OF THE FOREGOING Resolution was moved by Commissioner Black
seoonded by Commiasioner Blanton , and upon vote t�eing taken sane was unani-
mously passed this 15th d�y of October, A. A., i.951.
Herbert M. Brown
M�}y o� Commissioner
Attest:
?i. G. YYin�o
Cit� Auditor and Clerk