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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
May 26, 1952
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in special session at City
Hall, Monday, May 26, 1952, at 7:)0 P.M. with the following members present:
Herbert N. Bro\'in
Wm. E. Crown, Jr.
Herbert M. Blanton
Garland D. Lynn
Jack Russell
Mayor-Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Also present:
F. C. f-1iddleton
G. T. Iv1cClamma
Chas. M. Phillips, Jr.
S. Lickton
City l-1a nager
Chief of Police
City Attorney
City Engineer
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The meeting was called to order by the Mayor. The City Manager requested that
the following statement be entere~ ~s an amendment to the minutes of May 7th.
"With reference to the Minutes of May 7, where I recommended not awarding a
contract to E. H. Holcomb, Jr., because he had not completed his last job within
the specified time, I want to say that I have gone into the matter of the contract
I was talking about - for work done at the beach - and I find that the work was
not completed in the required time because of the delay caused by the City's
removal of some trees and water and ~as lines. This beach job of Mr. Holcomb is
entirely satisfactory and all of the work Mr. Holcomb has done for the City has
been entirely satisfactory and I hope my statements at the last Meeting will not
be misconstrued in any way as a reflection on Mr. Holcomb's ability as a contractor.
We have talked over any differences or misunderstandings we may have had in the
past and I am sure that our relations \rith ~~. Holcomb in the future will be most
pleasant."
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Commissioner Russell moved that the action regarding the park on Clearwater
Beach immediately west of Water Lot One, City Park Subdivision, which action was
taken at the meeting of'May 7, 1952, be and the same is hereby rescinded and revoked
and said area shall continue to be designated and used as a park instead of as a
parking area. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Blanton and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Russell moved that the minutes of May 5th, May 7th and May 16th
be accepted as ~nended and approved. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Blanton
and carried unanimously.
The Clerk read a letter from Mr. Bruce Taylor, Rental Broker for the F.H.A.,
stating that the F.H.A. would like to pave the streets and install street lights
for the Greenwood Apartments, the cost of the work to be reimbursed by the F~H.A.
The City Engineer reported that he had made a complete study of the work to be
done and estimated the cost at $18,587.00 which would include the street lights
at $1,650.00. Mr. Taylor reported that the F.H.A. would like the City Engineer to
write the desired specifications and advertise for bids and send them to Washington,
D.C., for approval; the F.H.A. would then enter into a direct contract with the
contractor. The City Manager recommended accepting the offer. During the discus-
sion on the housing project, it was brought out that the 48" storm sewer running
across the property had deteriorated to such an extent that some of the buildings
were being damaged. The possibility of re-routin~ the sewer was discussed. The
City Engineer and the City Manager were instructed to check the matter further and
bring a report to the Commission. The City Clerk was instructed to search the
minutes for information relative to any agreement on the original installation o~
the sewer. Commissioner Grown moved that the project for paving the streets at
the Greenwood Housing Project as outlined by Mr. Bruce Taylor, on behalf of the
United States of America Federal Housing Authority be and the same is hereby
approved and the City Manager and City Engineer are ~ereby authorized and instructed
to advertise for bids for accomplishment of project and provided that the bids when
obtained will be for the convenience of the Federal Housing Authority which will
execute any contract for the carrying out of the project and it is understood that
there will be no direct cost of' this project borne by the City. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously.
The City Manager presented the plat of Sunny Dale 0ubdivision located immedi-
ately north of Sunset Point Subdivision and reported that it had been approved by
the City Engineer and the State Board of Health. Commissioner Lynn moved that the
plat of Sunny Dale Subdivision be approved. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Blanton and carried unanimously.
The City Manager submitted a drawing showing a recommended curb set-back on
South Druid Road between Lotus Path and Jeffords Street and gave the estimated cost
at $525.00. Co~issioner Lynn moved that the set-back be effected as shown by the
plat. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Blanton and carried unanimously.
It was reported by the City ~~nager that the project previously approved by
the Commission to set back curbs and widen Cleveland Street between Greenwood
Avenue and Washington Avenue had been started but a further traffic survey indicated
that it would be necessary to continue the project another block to Madison Avenue.
He estimated the project would cost approximately $1,400.00. Commissioner Russell
moved that the approval of the curb set-back on Cleveland Street between Washington
and Madison Avenue be granted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Blanton and
carried unanimously.
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CITY CO~~1ISSION MEETING
May 26, 1952
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Commissioner Blanton reported for the Appraisal Committee regarding negotia-
tions with Mrs. A. D. Hartsel to purchase part of her property to reduce the
abrupt curve in Pierce Street near the City Auditorium. He stated that the matter
has been presented to Mrs. Hartsel but no reply has yet been received from her.
Mayor Brown suggested that it be placed on the agenda again within two or three
weeks.
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In regard to the bids for the construction of the sanitary sewer in Court
Street from Hillcrest Drive to Lady Mary Drive, the City I.1an'ager recommended
accepting the low bid of Smith-Sweger Construction Company, Clearwater, at $6,022.10.
Commissioner Russell moved that the contract be awarded to Smith-Sweger Construction
Company at the amount given. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Crown and carrtLed
unanimously.
The City l.lanager recommended ace ept ing the low bid of Dan Gatlin, Clearwater,
at $2,072.25 for the construction of the storm sewer in Laura Street from Myrtle
Avenue to Prospect Avenue. He added that the contract would be subject to Mr.
Gatlin's having the proper insurance coverage. Commissioner Crown moved that the
City Manager's recorr~endation be approved. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Lynn and carried unanimously.
In regard to the bids for the construction of the sanitary sewer in Bay
Esplanade from Verbena Street north 660 feet) the City Manager recommended accepting
the low bid of Stansfield Construction Company, Tam~a, at $4,440.00. The apparent
low bid of D. W. Browning, Tampa, in the amount of 34,250.00 was reported incorrectly
due to an error in addition; the actual amount of the bid should have been $5,250.00.
Commissioner Grown moved that the City Manager's recommendation be approved. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously.
The City Manager recommended accepting the low bid of the Burton-Walker
Construction Company, Plant City, for the construction of the Conc~ete Groin-Fishing
Pier at Clearwater Beach. Commissioner Crown moved that the City Manager's recom-
mendation to approve the Burton-Walker Company's bid of $27,500.00 for the construc-
tion of the Groin-Fishing pier be approved. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Lynn and carried unanimously.
In view of the fact that the two bids received for the ready-mix concrete to
be used in the Fishing Pier were identical - $$,$81.00, the City Manager recommended
that the order be divided evenly between the two companies. Commissioner Lynn moved
that the City Manager's recommendation be followed and that the contract be divided
equally between the General Ready-Mix Concrete, Inc., and the Pinellas Lumber
Company, Clearwater. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Grown and carried
unanimously. The City Manager pointed out that a saving of $2,100.00 had been
effected by having a separate contract for furnishine the concrete.
The City Manager recorr~ended the purchase of a deep well turbine pump from the
Industrial Pump Corporation) Tampa, on their bid of $2,150.00 installed, with
irr.rnediate delivery. The bid of the Growers Pump & Supply Company, Tampa, contained
a delivery date of 70 days from date of purchase order. Commissioner Lynn moved
that the Industrial Pump Corporation be authorized to furnish the 0ity with the 25
horsepower motor and pump to be installed immediately upon its receipt, within a
five day period if possible. Motion was seconded by Corr~issioner Russell and
carried unanimously.
The City Manager requested that the item concerning the Gas Compressor bids
be deferred to the next meeting.
Commissioner Russell suggested that the City require a performance bond on
future contracts. The City Attorney recommended that the City require 100% per-
formance bonds on all jobs and said he would check the State Road Department re-
quirements on similar work. Commissioner Russell moved that the City Manager be
instructed to negotiate a 100% performance bond prior to the execution of a con-
tract on the construction of the Fishing Pier. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Crown and carried unanimously.
Mr. William Williams explained his revised proposal concerning the development
of submerged land in Stevenson Creek north of Navajo Park Subdivision which would
provide for eleven lots on Apache Trail in R-l zoning, a city park of approximately
three and one half acres, and seven lots along the east side of North Fort Harrison
Avenue to be zoned as R-2 and that the developer would pay for the sea wall and the
pier. Mr. C. L. Darling, Mr. Charles VEtter, Dr. Don Cochran, Jr., and Colonel
Wooley addressed the Commission relative to this matter. Commissioner Blanton
stated that rumors being circulated to the effect that this was his special project
were false; that his only interest in the matter was as a citizen and a Commissioner;
that the only reason his name followed the item on the agenda was because he had
asked the City Manager if it would be on the next agenda. He declared that the
rumors that he was financially interested in the development of the Venetian Point
Subdivision were equally false. Commissioner Lynn moved that this item be de~erred
until the next regular meeting on June 2nd, that Mr. Williams be instructed to
present the City Engineer and the City Manager with a detailed proposal listing all
materials to be used and definite set-backs, definite lot lines, type of pier, park
lot lines, that it be in complete detail in every respect ready for either approval
or rejection by next Monday ni~ht, and that the City Attorney be instructed to
proceed with the title examination. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Crown and
carried unanimously.
The City Attorney presented a Resolution assessing the cost of the storm sewer,
sanitary sewer and paving on Court and Chestnut Street Extension against the abutting
property and affected property. Commissioner Crown moved that the Resolution as
read by the City Attorney be approved, and that the proper City officials be author-
ized to take the necessary action. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Lynn and
carried unanimously.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
May 26, 1952
A Resolution was presented by the City Attorney which would assess the cost
o~ the storm sewer and paving on Prospect Avenue between Park Street and Court
Street against the abutting and affected properties. Commissioner Lynn moved the
adoption of the Resolution and that the proper officials be authorized to execute
the assessment. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Crown and carried unanimouslr.
The City Attorney presented a Resolution assessing the cost of the sanitary
sewer for Prospect Avenue between Park Street and Court Street against the abutting
property. Commissioner Lynn moved the adoption of the Resolution and that the
proper officials be authorized to execute the assessment. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously.
The Clerk read a letter addressed to the Commission by Mr. Frank Photiadis in
which Mr. Photiadis requested that the City amend its present Liquor Ordinance so
as to permit him to operate a combined restaurant and bar on Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard
near Crest Lake Park. The Commission discussed several methods by which the
Ordinance could be amended. By consent, the City Attorney was instructed to draft
an amendment to the City's Liauor Ordinance as outlined in the discussion.
Commissioner Blanton expressed his objection to the action of the Commission.
The City Manager reported on the offer of Mr. M. C. Ravel, owner of the lot
north of the Pepsi-Cola Plant on North Garden Avenue, to lease the lot to the City
for parking at ~lOO.OO a month for three years, the owner to fill and surface the
lot. The City MRnager presented a tentative plan to use three-quarters of the area
for 25~ meters for all day parking and the balance of the lot for 5~ and 10~ meters
for one and two hour parkinB. He estimated the meters \'{ould cost approximately
$4,000.00 installed and could be transferred to another location if the parking lot
should be abandoned. It was his opinion that the lot would be a paying proposition.
The Mayor reported he understood that Mr. R. A. Mapes, owner of two lots (in Block 7,
Magnolia Park) east of the railroad and adjacent to the present parking lot on
Franklin Street, would be willing to permit the use of his lots as a parking area
for a period of three years provided that the City would take care of taxes.
Commissioner Lynn moved that this matter be deferred for further study. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Crown and carried unanimously.
The Commission now adjourned as City Commission, and acting as Trustees of
the Pension Fund accepted John H. Barry, Carpenter in the Maintenance Department,
R. J. Brock, Laborer in the Parks Department, and W. R. Norris, Laborer in the
Gas and Water Department, into membership in the Pension Plan on a motion made by
Commissioner Crown, seconded by Commissioner Lynn, and carried unanimously.
There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting was
adjourned at 10:23 P.M.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
May 26, 1952
May 23, 1952
Mayor-Commissioner Herbert M. Brown
Commissioners: Herbert Blanton. Sr.1 Garland D. Lynn
Jack Russell, W. E. ~rown, Jr.
Gentlemen:
There will be a special Commission Meeting held in the City Hall Auditorium at
7:30 p.m. Monday night, May 26, 1952 for th~ purpose of considering the ~ollowing
items:
1.
Approving minutes of the regular meeting of May 5 and the special meetings of
May 7 and 16, 1952.
Improvements to Greenwood Housine Project (Bruce Taylor).
Approval of Sunny Dale Subdivision Plat.
Approval of curb setback projects.
A. S. Druid Road between Lotus Path and Jeffords St.
B. Cleveland Street between Washington and Madison Ave.
C. Co~nittees report on Pierce St. at City Auditorium.
Awarding of contracts:
A. Sanitary sewer in Court St. from Hillcrest to Lady Mary Drive.
B. Storm sewer in Laura St. from Myrtle Ave. to Prospect Ave.
C. Sanitary sewer in Bay Esplanade from Verbena St., north 660 feet.
D. Groin-Fishing Pier. '
E. Water Pump.
F. Gas Compressor.
Stevensons Creek Improvement Project. (Mr. Blanton)
Assessment Resolution covering:
A. Storm, sanitary and paving on Court and Chestnut St. extension between
Greenwood and Myrtle Ave.
B. Storm Sewer and paving Prospect Avenue between Park St. and Court St.
C. Sanitary Sewer for Prospect Avenue between Park St. and Court Street.
Commission's Consideration of letter from Frank Photiadis.
Amendment of Chapter 15, Article 1, Section 4 (5) of the Clearwater City Code.
(Mr. Phillips)
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/s/ F. C. Middleton
City Nanager
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Clearwater. Florida
May 19, 1952
City Commission
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
Under the special ordinance
and liquor establishments.
eastward to Myrtle Avenue.
area on Clearwater Beach.
of the City of Clearwater a zoning is created for bars
This zone runs from Haven to Drew Street and extends
Other provisions in the ordinance provide for another
Under State law the issuance of a liquor license is now based on a population quota
and this quota in the case of Clearwater would prevent an ordinary liquor license
from being issued for many years to come. However, the State law makes an excep-
tion and a liquor license will be issued provided the establishment has 4.000
square reet of floor space and seating capacity at tables for 200 people. You, of
course, can see that the cost of such an establishment would be very high.
I am prepared to expend approximately the sum of $80,000.00 to build a building
having 4,400 square feet with seating capacity for 200 people or more at tables,
fully air conditioned and equipped with the very best equipment money can buy.
The establishment would be both a restaurant and bar. I have recently purchased
certain lands on Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard, lying immediately east of the new water
tank. The land is located between United Realty Company office and the other
stores in that business building block and a new motel which is now under construc-
tion.
I have complied in every requirement with the State laws concerning the issuance of
a liquor license under the exception in the law and I now find it necessary to
request an amendment to the City ordinance, this amendlnent making it possible for
a liquor license to be located other than in the zone above described. I am, there-
fore, requesting that the Commission amend this special ordinance by extending the
zone in which a liquor license is permitted to include Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard to
whatever distance would be desirable by your group.
I call your attention to the fact that there are beer and wine licenses now located
on Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard. I further call your attention to the ~act that by amend-
ing this zoning ordinance it would not be possible for a sudden influx of bars to
be established, due to the terrific amount of capital investment which is l'equired
to comply with the State law. I also call your attention to the fact that Gulf-to-
Bay is very definitely business property. I further call your attention to the fact
that an investment to the extent which is anticipated in the erection of this
establishment would increase the City tax roll, besides increasing the City revenue
from the liquor licenses issued.
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I do not feea that the establishment of this restaurant and bar would be detri-
mental to the people of Clearwater nor to the area in which the place is to be
located and certainly would not change the character or the area.
I, therefore, request an amendment of the special zoning ordinance of the City,
this amendment to provide for liquor licenses to be permitted on Gulf-to-Bay.
Ve~y truly yours,
/s/ Frank Photiadis
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May 19, 1952'
Honorable City Commissioners
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employe~s' Fension Fund, you are hereby
notified that John H. Barry, Carpenter in the Maintenance Department, has been duly
examined by a local physician and designated by him as a "first class" risk.
The above employee began his service with the City on October 18, 1951. He is
under 45 years of age and meets the requirements of our'Classified Service. It is
hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership.
Very truly yours,
Advisory Committee of the Employees' Pension Fund
/s/ Paul Kane, Chairman
Is! Helen Peters
/s/ Dick Nelson
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Honorable City Commissioners
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
April 26, 1952
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby
notified that R. J. Brock, Laborer in the Parks Department, has been duly examined
by a local physician and designated by him as a "first class" risk.
The above employee began his service with the City on October 1, 1951. He is
under 45 years of age and meets the requirements of our Civil Service. It is hereby
recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership.
Very truly yours,
Advisory Committee of The Employees' Pension Fund
/s/ Paul Kane, Chairman
Is! Helen Peters
Is! Dick Nelson
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Honorable City Commissioners
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
April 23, 1952
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby
notified that W. R. Norris, Laborer in the Gas and Water Department, has been duly
examined by a local physician and designated by him as a "first class" risk.
The above employee began his service \\d.th the City on October 17, 1950. He is
under 45 years of age and meets the requirements of our Civil Service. It is hereby
recommended by the Advi.sory Committee that he be accepted into membership.
Very truly yours,
Advisory Committee o~ The Employees' Pension Fund
/s/ Paul Kane, Chairman
Isl Helen Peters
/s/ Dick Nelson
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RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, after Public Hearing on September 17, A. D. 1951, the City Commission of
the City of Clearwater, Florida, determined that certain work and improvements
hereinafter described should be done and made, and
WHEREAS, pursuant thereto said improvements have been made as rollows:
Construct a 27" storm sewer and appurtenances in Chestnut Street from the
intersection of Cnestnut Street and Court Street to the existing 36" storm sewer
on the West side of Myrtle Avenue, a distance of approximately 970', and construct
a 15" storm sewer and appurtenances from a point approximately 240' East of the
East line of Prospect Avenue to the existing 15" storm sewer in Court Street at
the West line of Prospect Avenue, a distance of approximately 340', and construct
an 81t sanitary sewer and appurtenances in Court Street from a point approximately
90' West of the West line of Greenwood Avenue to the existing 8" sanitary sewer
on the West line of Prospect Avenue a distance of approximately 1120 lineal feet
and construct a pavement 40' in width including curbs in Court Street from the
West line of Greenwood Avenue to the West line of Prospect Avenue, a distance of
1030 lineal feet.
WHEREAS, under the provisions of Section 123 and other pertinent provisions of the
City Charter, after said improvements shall have been completed, the City Commission
shall assess the cost thereof against the property abutting or adjacent to and in
the vicinity of the said improvements so made, and
WHEREAS, certain parcels of real estate abutting or adjacent to and in the vicinity
of said improvements have been benefited by said improvements and the pro-rata cost
thereof should be assessed against said parcels.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater,
Florida, in session duly and regularly assembled, as follows:
1. That the above described improvements on Court Street and Chestnut Street
between Myrtle Avenue and Greenwood Avenue be and the same are hereby accepted and
approved as having been completed.
2. That the following described properties benefiting from said Storm Sewer,
Sanitary Sewer and Paving improvements are hereby deemed to have been benefited by
said improvements in the following proportions of the cost thereof and the same
are hereby assessed in accordance with the following schedule.
ASSESSMENT
COURT STREET AND CHESTNUT STREET EXTENSION
(M~rtle to Greenwood)
Total Cost o~ Storm Sewer at ~.0205+ per sq. ~t. $12,514.94
Total Cost of Sanitary Sewer at $2.57+ per front ft. 4,564.64
Total Cost of Paving at $5.95+ per front ft. 10.2~8.78
TOTAL COST OF PROJECT $27,338.36
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Clearwater, Fla.
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503 Prospect
Clearwater, Fla.
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Storm Sewer
Sq . Ft. Amt .
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Front Ft. Amt.
Pavin,;
Front Ft. Amt.
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$ 55.84
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of Lot 1
N.54.3' of S! 2,715 55.84
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3.54.3' of Lot 1 2,715 55.84
N.54.3' of Lot 2 2,715 55.84
S.54.3' of Ni 2,715 55.84
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N.54.3' of S~ 2,715 55.84
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S. 54.3 ' of Lot 2 2,715 55.84
Lot 3 10,850 223.16
Lot 4 10,850 223.16
Lot 5
Lot 6
Lot 7
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10,850
10,850
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Owner
Property
MAGNOLIA PARK
Block 16
Lot 8
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Manson Arcade
Clearwater, Fla.
H. M. Blanton, Jr.
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Lot 10
Lot 11
Lot 12
Lot 13
Dr. R. H. Center
1219 Cleveland St.
Clearwater, Fla.
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Lot 15
Lot 16
Block 17
N.60' of Lot 1
Smith-Sweger
501 So. Myrtle Ave.
Clearwater, Fla.
w. D. Owens
501 So. Myrtle
Clearwater, Fla.
Smith-Sweger
W. D. Owens
Smith-Sweger
W. D. Owens
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H. M. Blanton
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S.157' of Lot 2
N.60' of Lot 3
S. IS1' o. 60' of' Lot 3
Lot 4
Lot 5
Lot 6
Lot 7
Lot 8
AIKENS SUBDIVISION
Block 15
Lot 2
John M. Blanton
Box 1668
Orlando, Fla.
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Lot 4
Lot 5
Lot 6
Lot 7
Lot 8
Lot 9
Lot 10
Lot 11
Lot 12
Lot 13
Lot 14
Lot 15
Lot 16
Lot 17
Lot 18
COACHMAN HEIGHTS
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Lot 1
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Clearwater, Fla.
City of Clearwater
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c/o H. Lane Coachman
Wallace S. Bldg.
Tampa, Fla.
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Lot 6
Lot 7
Lot 8
Lot 9
Lot 10
Lot 11
Lot 12
Lot 13
Lot 14
Lot 15
Lot 16
Lot 17
Lot 18
Lot 19
Lot 20
Block D
Lot 1
Storm Sewer
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10,850
10,850
10,339
9,898
9,654
9,654
9,654
9,554
3,300
8,635
3,240
8,478
3,240
8,478
11,718
11,718
11,718
11,718
11,718
2,750
2,750
2,750
2,750
5,555
3,913
3,913
3,913
3,913
3,913
3,913
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4,708
2,500
2, 500
2, 500
2,500
9,030
6,900
624
530
2,927
8,000
10,150
10,750
10,750
8,815
8,815
9, 360
11,700
11,640
9,850
7,800
5,890
5,300
5,250
4,368
6,090
5,250
223.16
223.16
212.64
203.57
198.56
198.56
198.56
196.50
67.87
177.60
66.64
174.37
66.64
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241.01
241.01
241.01
241.01
241.01
56.56
56.56
56.56
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80.49
80.49
80.49
80.49
80.49
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96.83
51.42
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51.42
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141.92
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164.54
208.76
221.09
221.09
181.30
181.30
192.51
240.63
239.40
202.58
160.42
121.14
109.00
107.98
89.84
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172.44
164.72
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COACHMAN HEIGHTS Sq. Ft. Amt.
Block D
Lot 2 7 , 500 154.26
Lot 3 7, 500 154.26
Lot 4 7,500 154.26
Lot 5 7,500 154.26
Lot 6 7 , 500 154.26
Lot 7 7,500 154.26
Lot 8 7,500 154.26
Lot 9 6,300 129.57
Lot 10 1,950 40.10
Lot 11 5,100 104.89
Lot 12 7,500 154.25
Lot 13 7,500 151".25
Lot 14 7 , 500 154.26
Lot 15 7,500 154.26
Lot 16 7,500 154.26
Lot 17 7,500 154.26
Lot 1$ 7,500 154.26
Lot 19 6,675 137.28
Lot 20 3,750 77.13
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218 Ewing St.
Clearwater, Fla.
Zola Brewer
$23 W. 17th St.
Jacksonville 6, Fla.
Leroy Shepard
1706 Highland
'l'ampa, Fla.
Richard Pettis
408 So. Greenwood
Clearwater, Fla.
Olga Davis
410 So. Greenwood
Clearwater, Fla.
Olga Da vi s
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Clearwater, Fla.
City of Clearwater
E. H. Coachman
Cora Davis
410 So. Gret::lnwood
Clearwater, Fla.
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1,773.5$4,564.64
608,482$12,514.94
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OF May A.D. 1952.
/s/ Herbert M. Brown
Mayor-Commissioner
SEAL
ATTEST:
/s/ H. G. Wingo
City Auditor and Clerk
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RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, after Public Hearing on September 17, A. D. 1951, the City Commission of the
City of Clearwater, Florida, determined that certain work and improvements hereinafter
described should be done and made, and
\~EREAS, pursuant thereto said improvements have been made as follows:
Construct a 15" storm sewer and appurtenances in Prospect Avenue from the center
line of Pierce Street to the center line of Franklin Street and in Franklin Street
from the center line of Prospect Avenue to the existing 36" storm sewer in Myrtle
Avenue, a distance of approximately 830 lineal feet, and construct a pavement 30'
in width including curbs in Prospect Avenue from the south line of Park Street to
the north line of Court Street, a distance of approximately 1375 feet.
WHEREAS, under the provisions of Section 123 &ld other pertinent provisions of the City
Charter, after said improvements shall have been completed, the City Commission shall assess
the cost thereof against the properties especially benefited thereby and abutting upon or
located in the vicinity of said improvements so made, and
WHEREAS, certain parcels of real estate abutting or located in the vicinity of said
improvements have been benefited by said improvements and the pro-rata cost thereof shall be
assessed against said parcels.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florid~
in session duly and regularly assembled as follows:
1. That the above described improvements on Prospect Avenue from Park Street to Court
Street be and the same are hereby accepted and approved as having been completed.
2. That the following described properties benefiting from said Storm Sewer and Paving
improvements are hereby deemed to have been benefited by said improvements in the following
proportions of the cost thereof and the same are pereby assessed in accordance with the
following schedule.
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Total Cost of Storm Sewer at $.029+ per sq. ft. 7.015.,8
TOTAL COST OF PROJECT t12,27;.)6
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COACHMAN HEIGHTS Sq. Ft. Amt. Front Fe. Amt.
SUBD. Block A
Lot 1 6,150 179.74 61.5 206.;8
Lot 2 5,000 146.12 50 167.95
Lot 3 5,000 146.12 50 167.95
No.16' of Lot 4 1,600 ~6. 59 16 53. 74
So.22' of Lot 5 2,200 ~. 30 22 73.90
Lot 6 5,000 14 .12 50 167.95
Lot 7 5,000 146.12 50 167.95
Lot 8 5,000 146.12 50 167.95
Lot 9 5,000 146.12 50 167.95
Lot 10 5,000 146.12 50 167.95
Lot 11 5,000 146.12 50 167.95
Lot 12 5,000 146.12 50 167.95
Lot 13 5,000 146.12 50 167.95
Lot 14 5,000 146.12 50 167.95
Lot 15 5,000 146. 12 50 167.95
MAQNOLIA PARK
SUED. Block 3
Lot 1 5,760 168.34 57.6 193.47
2,750 SO.37
2,750 80.37
2,750 SO.37
2,750 SO.37
16,96S.75 495.90
2,500 73.06
2,;00 73.06
2,500 73.06
2,500 73.06
4,163 121.67
3,627.17 106.00
3,544.06 103.57
3,543.02 103.54
3,541.72 103.;0
3,540.42 103.46
3,539.38 103.43
3.538.34 103.4~
240)060.66$7,015.53 1,565.9
CITY CO~tISSION MEETING
May 26, 19;2
ASSESSMENT
TACK & WARREN SUB.
Lot 10
Lot 11
Lot 12
Lot 13
Lot 14
AIKENS SUED.
Block 9
Lot 1
5,500
6,600
5,000
5,000
5,500
3,710.5
Lot 2
Lot 3
Lot 4
Lot 5
Lot 6
Lot 7
Lot 8
Lot 9
Lot 10
Lot 11
Lot 12
Lot 13
Lot 14
Lot 15
Lot 16
Lot 17
Lot 18
Lot 19
Lot 20
Lot 21
Lot 22
Block 10
Lot 1
2,750
2,750
2,750
2,750
2,750
2,750
2,750
2,750
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3,213.6
3,213.6
3,213.34
3,213.0S
3,212.82
3,212.56
3,212.30
3 ,350
2,500
2,500
2,500
2,500
4,482.5
Lot 2
Lot 3
Lot 4
Lot 5
Lot 6
Lot 15
Lot 16
Lot 17
Lot IS
Lot 19
Lot 20
Lot 21
Lot 22
Lot 23
Lot 24-
Lot 2;
Lot 26
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192.89
146.12
146.12
160.74
108.45
80.37
80.37
80.37
80.37
80.37
80.37
80.37
80.37
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93.91
93.91
93.91
93.90
93.90
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97.91
73.06
73.06
73.06
73.06
131.01
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167.95
167.95
184.75
33.65 113.03
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25 83.97
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33.65 113.03
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3. That if said assessments herein made are not paid within ten (10) days from the
making hereof, this Commission shall thereafter by formal action approve the issuance of
improvement certificates against said property for which assessments are herein made.
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WHEREAS, after Public Hearing on October 15, A. D. 1951, the City Commission of
the City of Clearwater, Florida, determined that certain work and improvements herein-
after described should be done and made, and
WHEREAS, pursuant thereto said improvements have been made as follows:
Construct an an sanitary sewer and appurtenances in Prospect Avenue in the
City of Clearwater, Florida, from the center line of Franklin Street to the
presently existing an sanitary sewer in Park Street a distance of approximately
600 feet; and construct an 8" sanitary sewer 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.
WHEREAS, under the provisions of Section 123 and other pertinent provisions of
the City Charter, after said improvements shall have been completed, the City Commission
shall assess the cost thereof a~ainst the properties especially benefited thereby and
abutting upon or located in the immediate vicinity of the aforesaid improvements so
made, and
WHEREAS, certain parcels of real estate abutting or located in the immediate
vicinity of said improvements have been benefited by said improvements and the pro-rata
cost thereof shall be assessed against said parcels.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater,
Florida, in sess~on duly and regularly assembled, as follows:
1. That the above described improvements on Prospect Avenue from Park Street to
Court Street be and the same are hereby accepted and approved as having been completed.
2. That the following described properties benefiting from said Sanitary Sewer
improvements are hereby deemed to have been benefited by said improvements in the
following proportions of the cost thereof and the same are hereby assessed in accordance
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Total Cost o~ Sanitary Sewer at $2.21~ per front foot
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Owner
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Block A
Lot 1
Lot 2
Lot 3
No.16t of Lot 4
So.22' of Lot 5
Lot 6
Lot 7
Lot a
Lot 9
Lot 10
Lot 11
Lot 12
Lot 13
Lot 14
Lot 15
MAGNOLIA PARK SUBD.
Block 3
Lot 1
Sanitary Sewer
Front Foot Amount
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136.07
110.62
110.62
35.41
48.68
110.62
110.62
110.62
110.62
110.62
110.62
110.62
110.62
110.62
110.62
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Mrs. M. Steck
901 Park Street
Clearwater, Fla.
Tack and Warren
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TACK & WARREN SUBD.
Lot 11 110 243.36
Lot 12 50 110.62
Lot 13 50 110.62
Lot 14 55 121.68
AIKENS SUBDIVISION
Block 9 33.65 74.46
Lot 1
Lot 2 25 55.31
Lot 3 25 55.31
Lot 4 25 55.31
Lot 5 25 55.31
Lot 6 25 55.31
Lot 7 25 55.31
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
May 26, 1952
Owner Prosert~ Sanitary Sewer
AIKEN sb DIVISION Front Foot Amount
Block 9 55.31
Borden Co., Inc. Lot 8 25
$15 Pierce St.
Clearwater, Fla. 25 55.31
n " Lot 9
n " Lot 10 33.65 74.46
Block 10
Edgar W. Bright Lot 1 40.75 90.17
Harbor Avenue
Marb1ehead Neck, Mass.
n n Lot 2 25 55.31
n " Lot 3 25 55.31 .
" " Lot 4 25 55.31
" " Lot 5 25 55.31
n " Lot 6 135.7~ 300.34-
TOTALS 1,565.9 $3,464.413
3. That if said assessments herein made are not paid within ten (10) days
from the making hereof. this Commission shall thereafter by formal action approve
the issuance of improvement certificates against said prope~ty for which assessments
are herein made.
PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS 26th DAY OF May A.D. 1952.
/s/ Herbert M. Brown
Mayor-Commissioner
SEAL
ATTEST:
/5/ H. G. Wingo
City Auditor and Clerk
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CITY COMN.ISSION MEETING
May 26, 1952
The City Commission af the City of Clearwater met in special session at City
Hall, Monday, I�ay 26, 1952, at 7:30 F.M, with the following members presen�:
Herbert M. Bro�vn
Wm. E. Crown, Jr.
Herbert M. Blanton
Garlanci D. Lynn
Jack Russell
Also present:
F. C. I�fiddlebon
G. T. McClamma
Chas. M. Phillips,
S. Lickton
Ma�or-Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
City Pdanager
Chief of Police
Jr, City Attorney
City Engineer
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The meeting was called to order by the Mayor. The City Manager requested that
the following statement be sntered as an amendment to the minutes of May 7th.
T�With reference to the Minutes of May 7, whe�e I recommended not awarding a
contract to E, H. Holcomb, Jr., because he had not completed his last j�b within
the specified time, I want to say that I have gone into the matter of the contract
I was talking about - for° work done at the beach - and i find that the work was
not completed in the required time because of th� d�lay caused by the CityTs
removal of some trees and water and gas lines. This beach job of Mr. Holcomb is
entirely satisfac�ory and all of the work Mr. Holcomb has done for the City has
been entirely satisfactory and I hope my statements at the last Meeting will not
be misconstrued in any way as a rei'lection on Mr. Holcombfs ability as a contractor.
We have talked over any diff'erences or misunderst�ndings we may have had in the
past and I am sure that our relations with Mr. Holcomb in the future wi1Z be most
pleasart.�t
/s/ F. C. Middle�on
City Manager'�
Commissioner Russell moved that the action regarding the park on Clearwater
Beach immediately west of Water Lot On�, Gity Park Subdivision, which action was
taken at the meeting of May 7, 1952, be and the same is herebp rescinded an� revoked
and said area shall continue to be desi�nated and used as a park instead of' as a
parking area. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Blanton and carried unanimoualy.
Commissioner Russell moved that the minutes of Nap 5th, May 7th and May 16th
be accepted as amended and approved. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Blanton
and carried unanimously.
The Clerk read a letter from Mr. Bruce Taylor, Rental Broker for the F.H.A,.,
stating that the F.H,A. would like to pave the streets and install street lights
for the Greenvrood Apartcnents, the aost of t:�e work to be reimbursed by the F:H.A,
The City Engineer reported that he had made a complete study of the �rork to be
done and estimated the cost a� �l$,5$7.0� which would include the straet lights
at �1,6$0.00. it'!r. Taylor reported that the F.H.A. would like the City Engineer to
write the desired specifications and advertise for bids and send them tc� Washington,
D.C., for approval; the F.H.A, would then en�er into a direct rontract with the
contractor. The City M�nager recommended accepting the offer. During the discus-
sion on the housino projecL, it was brought ouL that the �.$t� sLorm sewer running
across the property had deteriorated to such an extent that some of the buildings
r•�ere being damaged. The possibility of re-routing the sewer was discussQd. The
City Engineer and the Gity Manager w�re instructed to check thc matter further and
bring a report to the Commission, T'ne City �lerk was instructed to searcn the
minutes for information relative to any agreement on the original installation of
the sewer. Cotnmissioner Crown moved that the project for paving the streets at
the Greenwood Housing Project as outlined by 1�Ir. Bruce Taylor, on behalf of the
United States of America Federal Housing Authority be and the same is hereby
approved and the City I�tanager and City Engineer are hereby authorized and instructed
to advertise for bids for accomplishment of project and provided that the bids when
obtained tqill be for the convenience of the Federal Housing Authority w,hich wi.11
execute any contract far the carrying out o� Uhe project and it� is understood that
there will be no direct cost of this project borne by the City. hiotion was seconded
by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously.
The City Manager presented the plat nf Sunny Dale Subdivisien located immedi-
ately north of Sunset Poi*�t Subdivision and reported that it ha.d been approved by
the City �ngineer and the 5tate Board of Hea3th. Commissioner Zynn moved that the
plat of Sunny Dale Subdivision be approved, Motzon was seconded by Commissioner
Blanton and carried unanimously.
The City I�4ar:ager submi�ted a drawing showing a recommended curb set-back on
South Druid Road between I,otus Path and �effords Street and gave the estimated cost
at �525.00. Cor,unissioner Lynn moved that the set-back be effected as shotvn by the
plat. n4otion was seconded by Comma.ssioner Blanton and carried unanimously.
Tt was reported by the City i�I�ager that the project previously approved by
the Commission to set back curbs and widen Cleveland Street between Greenwood
Avenue and tiVashington Avenue had been started but a further traffic survey indicated
that it would be necessary to continue the project,another block to Madison Avenue.
He estimated the project would cost approximately �1,�.00.00. Commissioner Russell
moved that the approval of the curb set-back on Cleveland Street between Washington
and Madison Avenue be granted. Motion was seaonded by Commissioner Blanton and
carried unanimously,
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CITX C01�1MI5SION ME�TZNG
May 26, i952
Commissioner BZan�on reported f or the Appraisal Commit�ee regarding negotia-
tions tvith Mrs. A. D. Hartsel to purchase part of her property to reduce the
abrupt curve in Pierce Street near the City Auditorium. He stated that the matter
has been pre;sented to Mrs. Hartsel but no reply has yet 1�een receive� from her�
Mayor Brown suggested that it be glaced on the agenda again within two or three
weeks.
In regard to the bids for the construction of the sanitary sewer in Court
Strset from Hillcrest Drive to Lady l�Zary Drive, the City Manager recommended
accepting the low bid of Smith-Sweger Construction Gompany, Clearwater, at �6,022.10.
Commissioner :iussell moved that the contract be awarded to Smith-Sweger Construction
Company at the amount given. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Crovin and carrned
unanimously.
The City t�ianager recommended accepting the low bid of Dan Gatlin, Clearwater,
at �2,072.25 for the construction of the storm sewer in Laura Street from Myrtle
Avenue to Prospect Auenue. He added that the con�ract would be subject to Mr.
Gatlin's having the proper insurance coverage. Commissioner Crown mpved that the
City P�ianager1s recnmmendation be approvad. P�fotir�n was seconded by Commissioner
Lynn and carried unanimously.
In regard to the bids for the construction of the sanitary sewe.r in Bay
Esplanade from Verbena Street north 6b0 feet, the City Manager recommended accepting
the low bid of Stansfield Gonstruction Company, Tam�a, at �4,�.40.00. The a�parent
low bid of D. W. Brownirig, Tampa, in the amount of �.,250.00 was reported incorrectly
due to an error in addition; the actual amount of the bid should have been �5,25Q.00.
Commissioner �ro�m moved that the City Manager�s recommendation be approved. Motion
was seconded by Commissianer Russell and carried unanimously.
The City illanager recommended acccpting the low bid of the Burton-UTalker
Cor_struction Company, Plant City, for the construction of the Concrete Groin-Fishing
Pier at Clearwater Beach. Commissioner Crown moved that the City j°lanager�s recom-
mendation to approve the Bur°ton•��>".•7alker �ompany's �id of �27, 500.00 for the construc-
tion of the Groin-Fishing pier be approved. Niotion was secanded by Gommissioner
Lynn and carried unanimously.
In view of the fact that the two bids received for the ready-mix concrete to
be used in the Fishing Pier were identical -�y$,$$1.00, the �ity Manager recommended
that the order be divided evenly between the two companies. Commissioner Lynn moved
that the City 1�Zanager�s recommendation be followed and that the contract be divided
equally beth*een the General r�eady-Nlix Concrete, Inc,, and the Pinellas Lumber
Company, C].earwater.� Motion was seconded by Cnmmissioner �rown and carried
unanimously. The City i�ianager pointed out that a saving of �2,100.00 had been
effected by having a separate cc�ntract for furnishing the concrete.
The City i�ianager recon�nended the purchase of a deep well turbine pump from the
Industrial Pump Corpo�ation, Tampa, on their bid of �2,150.00 installed, wi,th
i�:�iediate deliverp. 'lhe bid af the Growers Pump 8c Supply Company, Tampa, contained
a delivery date of 70 days from date of purchase order. Commissioner Lynn moved
that the Industrial Pump Corroration be authorized to furnish the �ity with the 25
horsepoiaer motor and pump to be ins�alled immediately u�ior_ its receipt, within a
five day period if possible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and
carried unanimously.
The City i°ianager requested that the item concerning the Gas Compressor bids
be deferred �o the next meeting.
Comm�ssioner Russell suggested that the City require a performance bond on
future contracts. The City Attorney recommended that ti�e City require l0U°fa per-
formance bonds on all jobs and said he would eheck the State Road Department re-
quiremen�s on similar work. Commissioner Russell moved that the City Manager be
instructed to negotiate a 100� performance bond prior to the execution of a con-
tract on the construction of the Fishing Pier. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Croum and carried unanimously.
Mr. William 4+ii11iams explained his revised propasal concerning the developmenf,
of submerged land i:n S�evenson Creek north of Navajo Park Subdivision which would
provide for eleven lots on Apache Trail in R-1 zoning, a city park of approximately
three ancl one half acrPs, and seven lots along the east side of North Fort Harrison
Avenue to be zoned as R-2 and that the developer would pay f or the sea wall and the
pier. Mr. C. I,, Darling, Mr. Charles �t?tter, Dr. Don Cochran, Jr., and Colonel
Wooley addressed the Commission relative to this matter, Commissioner Blanton
stated that rumors heing circulated to the effect thai: this was his special project
were false; that his only interest in the matter was as a citizen a�1d a Commissioner;
that the only reason his name follovred the item on the agenda was because he had
asked the City 1'�anager if it would be on the next agenda. He declared that the
rumors that he was financially in�erestpd in the development of the Venetian Point
Subdivision were equally false. Gommissioner Lynn moved that this item be d.eferred
until the ne;ct regular meeting on June 2nd� that Mrs Williams be instructed to
present the City Engineer and the City Manager with a detailed proposal listing all
materials to be used and definite set-backs, definite lot lines, type of pier, park
lot lines, that i� be in complete detail ir_ every respect ready for either approval
or rejection by next Monday ni�ht, and that the City Attorney be instructed to
proceed with the title examination. Niotion was seconded by Commissioner Croti�vn and
carried unanimously,
The C'lty Attorney presented u Resolution assessing the cost of the storm sewer,
sanitary sewer and paving on Court and Chestnut Street �xtension against the al�utting
property and affected property. Commissioner Crown moved that the Resolution as
read hy the City Attorney be approved, and that the proper City o,fficials be author-
ized to take the necessary action. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Lynn and
carried uttanimously.
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CITY COMMISSTON MEETING
May 26, 1952
A Resolution was presented by the City Attorney which would assess the cost
of the storm sewer and paving on Prospect Avenue betoreen Park StreeL• and Court
Street against the abutting and affected properties, Commissioner Lynn moved the
adoption of the Resolution and thai; the proper o£ficials be authorized to execute
the assessment. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner CroUn� and carried unanimously.
Tha Gity Attorney presented a Resolution assessino the cost of the sanitary
sswer for Prospect Aven�te betureen Park Street and Couri� Street against th� abutting
property. Cammissioner Lynn moved the adoption of the Resolution and i;hat the
proper officials be authorized to execute the assessment. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously.
The Glerk read a letter addressed to the Commission by Nr. Frank Photiadis in
wh:.ch Mr. Photiadis requested that the City amend its present Liquor Ordinance so
as to permit him to operate a combined restaurant and bar on Gulf-to-Bay Bouleva:r'd
near Crest Lake Park. The Commission discussed several methods by which �he
Ordinance could be amended. By consent, the City Attorney was instructed to draf�
an amendment to the CityTs Liquor Drdinance as outlined in the discussion.
Commissioner Blant;on expressed his objection to the action of 'the Commission.
The City Manager report�d on the offer of b1r. Mo C, t�avel, owner of the lot
north of the Pe si-Cola Plant on north Garden Avenue, to lease the lot to the City
for parking at �lOQ.00 a month for three years, the owner to fill and surface the
lot. The City Manager presented a tentative plan to use three-quarters of t he � ea
for 25¢ meters for all day parkin� and the balance of the lot for 5¢ and 10¢ meters
for one and two hour parking. He estimaied the meters would cost approximately
��.,000.00 installed and could be transferred to another location if tihe parking lot
should be abandoned. It was his opinion that the lot would be a pay�ng �rogosition.
The Mayor �eport<ed he understood that Nr. R. A. Mapes, owner of tVro lots (in Bloek 7,
Magnolia Park) east of the railroad and adj�cent to the present parking 1ot on
Franklin Street, would be willing to permit the use of his lots as a parking� area
for a period, of three years provided that �he City would iake care of t axe,s.
Commissioner Lynn moved that this ma�ter be deferred for further study. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Crown and carried uranimously.
The Commission now adjourned as City Commission, and acting as Trustees of
the Fer_sion Fund accepted John H. Barry,, Carpenter in the Maintenance Department,
R. J, Brock, Laborer in the Parks Depart;ment, and W. R. Norris, Laborer in the
Gas and "V�ater Department, into membership in the Pension Plan on a motion made by
Commissioner Crown, seconded by Commissione-r Zynn, and carried unanimously.
There being no furth�r business to comE before the Board, the meeting was
adjournecl at 10:23 P.M.
Attest:
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City Au itor and C rk
Mapor-Commiss ole� ' �-
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CITY COMMISSION M�ETTNG
May 2b, 1952
Mayor-Comrnissioner Herbert M. Bro�m
Commissioners: Herbert B�lanton, Sr. Garlancl D. Lynn
Jacic Russell, Ul. E. L�rown, Jr.
Gentlemen:
May 23, 195z
There wi.11 be a special Commission Meeting held in the City Hall Auditorium at
7:30 p.m. I�4onday night, Nlay 26, 1952 for the purpose of considering the following
ite.ms :
�. Approving minutes oi the regular meeting of May � and the special meetings of
May 7 and 16, 1952.
2. Improvements to Greenwood Housing Project (Bruce Taylor).
3. �pproval oi Sunny Dale Subdivision Plat.
4.� Approval of curb setback projects.
A. S. Druid Road betw�en Lotus Fath and Jeffords St.
B, Cleveland Street between Washington and Madison Ave.
C. Committees report on Pierce St. a� City Auditorium.
�. Awarding of contracts:
A. Sanitary sewer in Court St. fr�m Hillcrest to Lady Mary Drive.
B. Storm set,ver in Laura St. from Myrtle Ave. to Prospect Ave.
C. Sanitary sewer in Bay Esplanade fr��m Verbena St., nortn 660 feet.
D. Groin-Fishing Pier.
E. Water Pump.
F. Gas Compressor.
6: Stevensons Creek Improvement ProjeGt. (Mr. Blanton)
7. Assessment Resolution covering:
A. Starm, sanitary and paving on Court and Chestnut St. extension between
Greenwood and Myrtle Ave.
B. Storm Sewer and paving Prospect Avenue between Park St, and �ourt St.
C. Sanitarp S�wer for Prospect Avenue betvteen Park St. and Court Street.
$. Comnission1s Consideration of letter fram Frank Photiadis.
9. Amendment of Chapter 15, Article 1, Section �. (5} of the Glearwater City Code.
(Mr. Philligs)
FCM:s
City Comcnission
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
Very truly yours,
�s,/ F. C. Iviiddlet�n
C ity 1°ranager
Clearwater, Florida
May 19, 1952
Under the special ordinance of the Citp of Clearwater a zoning is created for bars
and liquor establishments. This zone runs from Haven to Drew Street and extends
eastward to Myrtle Avenue. Other p.rovisions in the ordinance provide for another
area on Clearwater Beach.
Under State law the issuance of a liquor license is now ba�ed on a population quota
and this quota in the case of Clearwater would pre�rEnt an ordinary liquor license
from being issued for many years to come. However, the State law makes an excep-
tion and a liquor license will be issued provided the establishment has l�,000
square feet of floor space and seatin� capacity at tables for 200 people. You, of
course, can see that the cost of such an establishment would be very hioh.
I am prepared to expend appro�imately the swn of �$0,000.00 to build a building
havino 4.,400 square feet with seating capaciby for 200 people or more a� tables,
fully air conditioned and equipped with the very best equipment money can buy.
The establishment would be bo�h a restaurant and bar. I have reoently purchased
certain lands on Gulf-to-Bay Boul,evard, lying immediately east of the new water
tank. mhe land is located between Un,ited Realty Company office and the other
stores in that business building block and a new motel which is now under construc-
tion.
I have complied in every requirement with the State laws concerning the issuance of
a liquor license under the exception in the law and I now find it necessary to
request an amendrr.ent to the City ordinance, this amendment making it p�ssible for
a liquor license to be located other than in the zone above described. I am, there-
fore, re.^,uesting that the Commission amend this special ordinanae by extending the
zone in whieh a liquor license is permitted to inalude Gulf-to-Bay BoulEvard d:o
whatever distance would be desirable by your group.
I call your attention to the fact that there are beer and v�ine licenses now located
on Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard. I further call �our attention to the fact that by amend-
ing this zoning ordinance it would not be possible for a sudden influx oi bars to
be established, due to the terrific amount of capital investment which is r�quired
to comply with the State law. I also call your attention to the fact tha� Gulf-to -
Bay is very definitely business property. I further call your attention to the iact
that an investment to the extent vrhich is anticipatred in the erection of this
establishment would increase the City tax roll, besides increasing the City revenue
from the liquor licanses issued.
(Continued nexb page)
CITY COMPrISSION ME�TING
May 26, 195ti
(Continued)
I do not feed. tha� the establishm,ent of this restaurant and k�_.^ would be detri-
mental to the people of Clearwater nor to the area in H�hich the place is to be
located and certainly would not change the character of the area.
I, therefore, request an amendment of the special zoning ordinance of the City,
this amendment to provide for liquor licen�es to be permitted on Gulf-to-Bay.
jler.y truly yours,
�s� Frank Photiadis
Honorable City Commissioners
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
May 19, 1952
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Fension Fund, you are hereby
notified that John H. Barry, Carpenter in the Maintenance Department, has been duly
examined �y a local physician and designated by him as a��first class�t risk.
The above employee began his service with the City on October 1$i 1951. He is
under 45 years of age and meets the requirements of our'Classiiied Service. It is
hereby recommended by the Advisory Coramittee that he be accepted into membership.
Honorable Gity Commissioners
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
Very truly yours,
Advisory Gammittee of the Employees� Pension Fund
/s/ Paul Kane, Chairman
/'s/ Helen Peters
/s/ Dick Nelson
April 26, 1952
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater EmployeesT Pension Fund, you are her2by
notified that R, J. Brock, Labor�r �n the Parks Departaent, has been dulp examined
by a local physician and designated by him as ��}first classn risk.
The above employee began his service �vith the City on October 1, 1951. He is
under �.5 years of age and meets the requirements of our Civi1 5ervice. It is herebv
recommended �y the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membersh�p. �
Honorable City Commissioners
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlearen-
Very truly yours,
Advisory C�mmit�ee of The Employees� Pension Fixnd
�s� Paul I��.ne, Cha3rman
/s� Helen Peters
/s/ Dick ATelson
April 23, 1952
As Trustees of the City of CZearwater Employeest Pension Fund, you are hereby
notified tha� UT. R. Norris, Laborer i.n the Gas and Water Department, has been duly
examined by a local physician ana designated by him as a TFfirst class11 ris'�.
The above employee began his service with the L'ity on October 17, 1950. He is
under �5 years of age and meets the requirements of our Givil Service. It is hereby
recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership.
Very truly yours,
Advisory Committee of The EmployeesT Pension Fund
/s/ Paul Kan�, Chairman
�s� Helen Peters
/s/ Dick Nelson
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CITY COMMISSION A4EETTNG
May 26, 1952
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, after Public Haaring on September 17, A. D. 1951, the City Commission of
the City of Clearwater, Florida, determined that certain work and improvements
hereinafter described should be done and made, and
WHEREAS, pursuant thereto said improvements have been made as follows:
Construct a 27" storm sewer and appurtenances in Chestnut Street from the
intersection of Ches�nut Street and Court Street to the existing 36'� storm sev�er
on the �Vest side of Myrtle Avenue, a distance of approximately 9�0', and construct
a 1$'� storm sewer and appurtenances from a point approximateZy 2�:01 East of the
East line of Prospect kvenue to the exisGing 15�� storm sewzr in Court Street at
the �iest line of Prospect Av�nue, a distance of approximately 34.0�, and construct
an $'� sanitary sewer and appurtenances in Court Street from a point approximately
90 � West of the West line of Greenwoad Avenue i;o the existir_g $�� sanitary sewer
on th:e West line of Prospect Avenue a disyance of approximately 1120 lineal feet
and construct a pavement 40� in width including curbs in Court Street from the
West line of Greenwood Avenue to the West line of Prospect Avenue, a distance of
103� lineal feet.
49HEREAS, under the provisions of Section 123 and other pertinent provisions of the
City Cnarter, after said improvements shall have been completed, the City Cotnmission
shall assess the cost thereof against the property abu�ting or adjacent to and in
the vicinity oi the said improvements so made, and
6VHEREAS, certain parcels of real estate abutting or adjacent tu and in the vicinity
of said improvements have been benefited '•uy said improvements and the pro-rata eost
thereof should be assessed against said parcels.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission oi the City of Clearwater,
Florida, in session duly and regularly assembled, as follows:
1. That the above described improvements on Court Street and Chestnut Street
between biyrtle Avenue and Greenwood Avenue be an�l the same are hereby accepted and
approvad as having been completed.
2. That the following described properties benefiting from said Storm Sewer,
Sanitary Sewer and Paving improvements are hereby deemed to have been benefited by
said improvements in the following proportions of the cost thereof and the same
are hereby assessed in accordance with the following schedule.
ASSESSti7ENT
COURT STREET AND CHESTNUT STREET EXTENSION
(tiI rtle to Greenwood)
Total Cost of Storm Searer at �.0205+ per sq, ft. �12, 511�.91�
Total Cost of Sanitary Sewer at �2.57+ per front ft. �.,56 .64
Total Cost of Paving at �5.95+ per front ft. 10 25� 7$
TOTAL COST OF PROJECT 27,33 .3
Owner Property Starm Sewer Sanitary Sewer Pavin
MAGA?OLIA PARK Sq. Ft, l�mt. Front Ft. Amt. Front Ft. Amt.
Block 16
H. M. Blanton N. 51�..3 � of Lot 1 2, 715 � 55• $4
319 Soa Ft. Harrison
Clearwater, Fla.
J. B, Quattlebaum S.54.3' oi N� 2,715 55.$4
503 Prospect of Lot 1
Clearwatert Fla.
,r t� N.54.3' of S2 2�715 55.�4
H. M. Blanton
tt n tr
J. B. Quattlebaum
rr n
H. M. Blanton
J. B. Quattlebaum
H. E. Hotmire
907 Chestnut St,
Clearwater, Fla.
,� ��
PI if
J. W. Jackson
711� E. Turner
ClearwatEr, Fla.
of Lot 1
S.54.3' of Lot 1
�•54•3' of Lot 2
�.54.3' of N�
of Lot 2
N.54.3' of s�
of Lot 2
5.5�•3' of Lot 2
Lot 3
Lot L�
Lot 5
Lot 6
Lot 7
z,�15 55.$4
2,715 55.$4
2,7z5 55•$4
2,715 55.$4
2,715 55.�1�r
la,$5o zz3.i6
10,�50 223.16
10,$50
l0,$50
10,$50
223.16
zz3�16
223.16
(Con�inued)
Owner
W. S, Wightman
Manson Arcade
Clearwater, Fla.
H. M. Blanton, Jr.
�, ��
n „
,� „
Dr. R. H, Center
121g Cleveland St.
Clearwater, Fla.
n n
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Smith-Sweger
501 So. Myrtle Ave.
Clearwater, Fla.
W. D, Owens
501 So. Myrtle
Clearwater, F1a.
CITY GONLvIISSION MEETING
May 26, 1952
�Pro er�t Storm _5ewer
M G!� NOLIA PARK Sq, Ft. Amt.
B1ock 16
Lot l0,$50 z23.16
Lot g
Lo� 10
Lot 11
Lot 12
Lot 13
10,$50 223.1b
10,�50 223,16
10,339 212.b�.
9,�9$ 203.57
9,654 19$.56
Lot 1�. 9,654 19$•56
Lot 15 9,654 19$.56
Lot 16 9,554 196.50
Block 17
N. o+ oi Lot 1 3,3�0 67.$°7
5.157� of Lot 1 $,635 177.60
Smith-Sweger N.601 of Lot 2 3,2t�.p
W. D. Owens 5.1571 of Lot 2 $,4.7$
5mith-Sweger N.60' o£ Lo� 3 3,24a
W. D. �wens S. r.�'7' �;-66-� of Lot 3 $,47$
rt �t Lot 1�. 11,71$
,� r� Lot 5 11,71$
:r " Lot '6 11, 71$
H. M. Blanton Lot '7 11,71$
u n L $
John NI. Blanton
Box 166$
Orlando, Fla.
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AIKENS SUBDIVISION
31ock 1
Lot z 2,750
Lot 3
LOt l�.
Lot 5
Lot 6
Lot 7
Lot �
Lot 9
Zot 10
I,Ot 1.1.
Lot 12
Lot 13
Lot 14
Lot 15
Lot 16
Lot 17
Lot 1$
COACI�'itiiAN HEIGHTS
Block C
Zions Club Lot 1
Clearwater, F'la.
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Lions Club Lot 3
Clearwater, Fla.
City of Clearwater Park
E. H. Coachman Lot (�.
c�o H. Lane Coachman
Wallace S. Bldg.
Tampa, Fla.
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" T' Lot 7
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City of Clearwater Lot ll
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E. H. Coachman Lot 13
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„ " Zot 17
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" " Lot 20
B1ock D
A. and L. Glenn Lob 1
301 Return St.
Aliquippa, Pa.
2,750
2,750
2,750
5,555
3,913
3,913
3,913
3,913
3,913
3,913
3,943
4,70$
2,500
2, 500
2,500
2,500
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17�r. 37
66. 61,.
174.37
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56.56
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50 12$,70
49 126012
�9 126.12
49 1z6.12
49 1zG.12
4$,5 iz4.�z
49 291.66
49 z91.66
49 291.66
49 291.66
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9,030 1$5.72
b, 900 14L 9z 160 �.11. $1 160 952.3$
62y. 12.$3 2$ 72.07 2$ 166.66
530 10.90 1�6 11�.39 46 273.$1
2,927 60.20 130 334.59 130 773.�0
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i0,750
10,750
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9,360
11,700
11,640
9,�50
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6,090
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221.09
221.09
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239.40
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109.00
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
May 26, 1952
Owner PropertY Storm Sewer
CUACHMAN HEIGHTS Sq. Ft. Amt.
Block D
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Sanitarv Sewer Pavin�
Front'Ft. Amt. Front Ft, Amt.
J. C. Mi11er Lot 2 7, 500 15/�..26
21$ Ewing St.
Clearwater, F1a.
Zola Brewer Lot 3 7,500 151�.26
�z3 w. 17tn st.
Jaeksonville 6, Fla.
Leroy Shepard Lot l�. 7,500 154.26
1706 Highland
Tampa, Fla.
Richard Pettis Lot 5 7,500 151�.26
40$ So. Greenwood
Clearwater� Flao
Olja Davis Lot 6 7,500 154.26
410 So. Greenwood
Clearwater, Fla.
Olga Davis Lot 7 7,500 154•26
E. H. Coachman Lot $ 7,500 15t�.26
}t TM Lot 9 C�,3oo 129•57 35 90.0$ 35 20$.33
" v Lot l0 1,95� 4�.10 123 316.5b 123 732.13
M. H. Thomas Lot 11 5,100 104•$9
224 So. Gre2nwood
Clearwater, Fla.
Gity of Clearwater Lot 12 7,500 154•25
E, H. Coachman Lot 13 7,500 154.'5
Cora Davis Lot 11� 7,500 151F,26
410 So. Greenwood
Clearwater, Fla.
'T ,� Lot 15 7, 500 151�.26
" p' Lot 16 7,500 154.26
t� fr Lot 17 7 500 154.26
E. J. Henry Lot 1$ 7,500 154.26
4.T4 So. Greenwood
C1earHrater, Fla.
Ida Boyd Lot 19 6,675 137.2$
543 So. Green�aood
Clearwater, Fla.
H. E. Robinson Lot 20 3,750 77•13 150 $3 6•07 150 $92.$3
1�10 So. Greenwood
^tOTALS 60$, L�$2�12, 511,.. 94 1, 773. 5�v4, 564. 6t; 1, 723. 5�"10, 25$. 7$
3. That if said assessments herein made are not paid within ten (10) days from the
making hereof, this CoTamission shall thereafter by formal action approve the issuance of
improvement certificates against said property for which assessments are herein made.
PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS 26th DAY OF May A.D, 1952.
SE?."L �s� Herbert M. Brown
Mayor-Commissioner
ATTEST:
�s/ H. G. �Vingo
City Auditor and Clerk
RESOZUTION
�1dHEREAS, aiter Public Hearirg �n Septeraber 17, A. D. 1951, the City �ommission of the
City of Clearwater, Florida, determined that certain work and improvements hereinafter
described should "�e done and made, and
Y�I-IEREAS, pursuant thereto said improvements have been made as follows:
Construct a 15'} storm sewer and appurtenances in Prospect Avenue from the center
line of Pierce Street to the ceni;er line of Franklin Street and in Franklin Street
from the center line of Prospect Avenue to the existing 3611 storm sewer in Myrtle
Avenue, a distance of app.roxi.mately $30 lineal feet, and construct a pavement 30f
in width including curbs in Prospect Avenue from the south line of Park Street to
the north line of Cou-rt Street, a distance of approximately 13?5 feet.
WH�REAS, under the provisions of Section 123 anfl other pertinent provisions of the City
Charter, after said improvements shall have been completeci, the City Commission shall assess
the cost thereof against tYe properties especially benefited thereby and abutting upon or
located in the vicinity of sa.id improvements so made, and
WHEFtEA3, certain parcels of real estate abutting or located in the vicinity of said
improvements have been benefited by said improvements and the pro-rata cost thereof shall be
assessed against said parcels.
NO�T, T�iEREFORE, BE IT R�SOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florid�
in session duly and regularly assembled as follows�
1. Tnat the above described improvements on Prospect Avenue from Park Street to �ourt
S•t;reet be and the same are hereby accepted and approvecl as having been completed.
2. That the following described properties benefiting from said Storm Sewer and Paving
improvements are hereby deemed to have been benefited by said improvements in the following
proportions oF the cost thereof and the same are hereby assessed in accordance with the
iolloi+ting schedule.
(Continued)
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E, H. Coachman
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901 Park Street
Clearwater, Florida
Tack and Warren
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�15 Pierce St,
Clearwater, Flarida
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CITY COMI�TISSIODI I�ETING
May 26, 1952
ASSESSMENT
Prospect Avenue from Park Street to Court Street
Total Cost of Paving at �3.35� per front ft, �5,259.7$
Total Cost of Storm Sewer at �,024a- per sq, ft. � O1 $
TOTAL COST OF PROJECT �12,275•3
Propertv Storm Sewer pavin�
COACfIMAN HEIGHTS Sq. Ft. Amt. Front Ft.
SUBT. Alock A
Lot 1
Lot 2 5,Oo0 176.12 61.�
Lot 3 5,000 1�6.1z 50
No.161 of Lot /} 1,Go0 46.59 16
So.22T ai Lot 5 2,200 6�..30 zz
Lot 6 5, o00 11�6.12 50
Lot 7 5, 000 11�6.12 50
Lot $ 5,000 11�6.12 50
�Qt 9 5,000 146.12 50
Lot l0 5, 000 11�6.12 50
Lot 11 5,000 146.1z 50
iot 12 5, 000 1fa.6.12 50
Lot 13 5,000 146.12 50
Lot 14 5,000 ll�b.l2 50
Lot 15 5,000 14.6.12 50
tdAGNOLIA PARK
SUBD. Block 3
Lot 1 5,760 16$.34 57.6
Edgar W. Bright
Harbor Avenue
Marbelhead I'eck, Mass.
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TOTALS
TACK & WARREN SUB.
Lot lo
Lot 11
I,Ot 12
Lot 13
Lot llE
AIKEnS SUBD.
B1ock 9
Lot 1
Lot 2
Lot 3
Lot i�
Lot 5
L•ot 6
Lot 7
Lot $
Lot 9
Lot 10
Lot 11
LOt 12
Lot 13
LOt l4-
Lot 15
Lot 16
Lot 17
Lot 1$
Lot 19
I,Ot 2Q
Lot 21
Lot zz
Block 10
Lot 1
I,Ot 2
Lot 3
Lat �.
Lot 5
Lot 6
Lot 15
Lot 16
L�t 17
Lot 1�
Lot 19
Lot 2G
Lot 21
Lot 22
Lat 23
Lot 21�.
Lot z$
Lot 26
6'600 lg�.$9
5 , ooc i4.6, i2
5,000 146.12
5,500 lbo.74
3,710.5 l0$.4.5
z,750 $0.37
�,750 $0.37
2,75� $0,3'7
2,750 $0.37
z,750 $0,37
2,750 $0.37
2,750 $0.�7
3, 710. 5 10�.4�5
3,213.b 93.91
3,213.b 93.91
3, z13.34 93.41
3,z13.0$ 93,90
3,212.$? 93.90
3,212.56 93.�$
3,212.30 93>$�
3,350 97.91
2,500 73.06
2,500 73.06
z,5o0 73.06
2,500 73.06
4,4$2.5 131.01
2,750 $0.37
2,750 �0.37
2�750 $0.37
16;96$.75 495.90
2,500 73.06
z,500 73.Ob
2,500 73.06
2,500 73.06
4.,163 lzl. 67
3,6z7.i7 io6.00
3,544.06 103.5?
3,543.02 103.54
3,541.72 103.50
3, 54.0, �.z 103 .46
3,539.3$ 103.43
3,53$.34 103.41
2�.0,060.66�7,015.53
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167,95
167.J5
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73.90
167.95
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193.47
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167.95
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1$4.75
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$3.97
$3.97
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113.03
136.�$
$3.97
$3.97
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4-55.9$
1,565.9 �5,�59.7�
(Continued)
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CITY CO�IISSTON M�ETING
May 26, 1952
5.3�
3. That if said assessments herein made are not paid within ten (10) days from the
making hereof, this Commission shall �therea�ter b}� formal action approve the issuance of
improvement certificates against said property for which assessments are herein made.
PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS 26th DAX OF May A.D. �.952.
SEAL �s� Herbert M. Brown
Mayor-Commissioner
ATTESTr
�s� H. G. [�lingo
City Auditor and Glerk
RESOLUTION
iaFiEREAS, after Public Hearing on October 15, A. D. 1951, the City Commission of
the City of Clearwater, Florida, determir_ed that certain work an� improvements herein-
after described shoulcl be done and made, and
WHEREAS, pursuant thereto said improvements Yiave been made as follows:
Construct an $�� sanitary se�ver and appurtenances in Prospect Avenue in the
City of Clearwater, Florida, from the center line of Franklin Street to the
presently existing $�� sanitary sewer in Park Street a distance of approximately
600 feet; and construct an $�� sanitary sewer in Prospect Avenue in said City of
Clearwater from the South line of Franklin Street tt� the presently existing $T�
sanitary sewer in Court Street, a distance of approximately 320 izet,
VJHEREAS, under the provisions of Section 123 and other pertinent provisions of
the City Charter, after said improvements shall have been completed, the City Commi�sion
shall assess the cost thereo.f against the properties especially benefited thereby and
abutting upon or located in the immediate vicinity of the aforesaid improvements so
made, and
+VH�REAS, certain parcels of real estate abutting or located zn the immediate
vicinity of said improvements have been benefited by said improvementu and the pro-rata
cost thereof shall be assessed against said parcels.
NOti+I, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOI,VED by the City Commission of the City of Clear��ater,
Florida, in session duly and regularl;� assembl2d, as follows:
l. That the above described improvemer_ts on Frospect Avenue from Park Street to
Court Street be and the same are hereby accepted and approved as having been completed.
2. That the following described properties benefiting from said Sanitary Sewer
improvements are hereby deemed to have been benefit�d by said improvements in the
following propaxtions of the cost thereof and the same are hereby assessed in accordance
with the following schedule.
ASSESSMENT
Prospect Avenue from Park Street to Court Street
Total Cost of Sanitary Sewer at �'2.21+ per f.rant foot � 3,l�01�.1�$
Owner
E. H. Coachman
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901 Park Street
Glearvrater, Fla.
Tack and jtJarren
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Borden Co., tnc.
$15 Pierce St.
Clearvrater, Fla.
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PropertY
COACFi'i�IAN HEIGHTS
Block A
Lot 1
Lot 2
Lot 3
No .16 � of Lot �.
So.221 of Lot 5
Lot 6
LOt 7
Lot $
Lot 9
Lot 10
Lot 17.
Lot 12
Lot 13
Lot 14
Lot 15
MAGNOLIA PARK SUBD.
B1ock 3
Lot l
TACK & �'JARREiv SUBD.
Lot 11
Lot 12
Lot 13
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AIKENS SUEDIVISION
Block 9
Lot 1
Lot 2
Lot �
LOt Lf
Lat 5
Lot 6
Lot 7
Sanitary Sewer
Front Foot Amount
61.5 136.0'7
50 l�.o.6z
50 110.62
16 35.41
22 !�$. Fi$
50 110.62
50 110.62
50 . 110,62
50 110.52
50 110.62
50 130.52
50 110.6z
50 110.62
50 lio.6z
5C 110,62
57,6 127.45
110 z�.3.36
50 110.$z
50 �_io. 6z
55 1z1.6$
33•65
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25
25
25
25
25
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55•31
55.31
55.31
55.31
55.31
55.31
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Owner
Borden Co., Znc.
�15 Pierce St.
Clearwater, Fla.
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Harbor Avenue
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TOTALS
CITY COR'tNfISSION I�IEETl"NG
May 26, 1952
Propertv
AIKENS SUBDIVISSON
Block �_
Lo�
Lot 9
�ot 10
Block 10
Lot 1
Lot 2
Lot 3
Lot �.
Lot 5
Lot 6
Sanitarv Sewer
Front Foot Amount
25 55.31
25 55•31
33.55 74.1�6
40.75 g0.17
25 55.31
�5 55.31
25 55.31
25 55.31
l�`L� 300•�l.
1,565.9 �3,464.4$
3. That if ,said assessments herein made are not paid within ten (10) days
from bhe making hereof, this Cpmmission shall thereafter by formal �ction approve
the issuance of improvement certificates against said property #'or r�hich a ssessments
are herein made.
PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS 26th DAY OF Mag A,D. 1952.
�s� Herbert M. Brown
SEAL Mayor-Commissi�ner
A:'TEST :
/s� H. G. Wingo
City Auditor and Clerk
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