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07/21/1952 .<' ".': ~ -' . I. e"" \i:.:...,,(~),',~:;;;,:.!:~Ai.i~:i~~,;:;,:~.:J~""""'"':~:;;' ;.:" .';. '.. ".~. . , 1 ,\ , ~; ,,/,'.' ~ .-; . " ' t , ~. . ....'. " '\ , .~ , " " :1: i ..' \ " , ".' !'", ,f " ?: . ~: }; fl~~ :L ";" i~ 0, ;,~l; \~ .". ~...~ '1:, '~A' ',1; " 'S :'~ ::~ ',~I> .~( I, ~ . " \ ~ \ .' . . ". . , . , ..:,.....~..,.>, "..~......:=',)..,i,,'li:~;<.;";'::...:.:..;.~;:X.!:_..~....;;. ~...,..4..\. . .,., . ,....';:'-l~;::y:;},iiV';);\: F. ste., 7 !....'.'.',',.f,'", . ijrl~11i~ . ....',',....!.. .' , > I. :',' :~~\~\<:::.:. ". I,..:..., '. . .... ........,...,....." .,..."".... , ~.". #' . . . ~" ., ....:. .....' "... ~ :~. \ .:.. .; CITY COMMISSION MEETING July 21, 1952 The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at City Hall, Monday, July 21, 1952, at 7:30 P.M. with the following members present: Herbert M. Brown Garland D. Lynn Wm. E. Crown, Jr. Jack Russell Mayor-Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Absent: Herbert M. Blanton Commissioner Also present were: G. B. Weimer G. T. McClamma Chas. M. Phillips, Jr. S. Lickton Acting City Manager Chief of Police City Attorney City Engineer The meeting was called to order by the Mayor. On a motion by Commissioner Crown, which was seconded by Commis sioner Lynn and carried unanimously, the minutes of the special meeting of June 27th and the regular meeting of July 7th were approved in accordance with the copies furnished each member in writing and their reading was dispensed with. The Acting City Manager reported that two bids had been received for all o~ the equipment except the chlorinator for the new Disposal Plant in the Skycrest area. The bids were read as follows: Chicago Pump Company Yeoman Bros. Co. Alt. #1 $30,654.00 32,358.00 Delivery 17 weeks 160 days Alt. #2 $26,298.00 The City Manager reported that one bid had been received for the chlorinator for the new Disposal Plant which was read as follows: Wallace-Tiernan Co. $4,559.00 Delivery - 45 days Commissioner Crown moved that the bids be accepted and referred to the City Manager and the City Attorney for tabulation and recommendation. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Lynn and carried unanimously. The City Manager stated that seven bids had been received for comprehensive liability insurance on th~ City fleet. The bids were read as follows: Evans &, Keister Harpham Insurance Agency Bruce Taylor Co. L. B. Abbett Mutual Insurance Co. Workman &. Co. L. A. Roos $4,376.54 4,367.94 4,376.54 3,348.52 4,422.69 4,412.69 4,216.70 Commissioner Crown moved that the bids be referred to the City Manager for tabula- tion and his recommendation at the next meeting. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Lynn and carried unanimously. It was reported by the City Manager that several proposals had been received regarding the development of submerged land in Stevenson Creek near North Fort Harrison Avenue. The proposals were from Mr. David Brown, Marshall &. Rives, Attorneys, Mr. William Williams and one from a private and non-profit corporation. By consent of the Commission, consideration and reading of these proposals was deferred to a meeting at noon on Friday, July 25th. The City Manager recommended accepting the bid o~ Sanitary Cleaners for dry cleaning and pressing Police and Fire Department uniforms with the proviso that the City pick up and deliver the uniforms to the cleaners. Commissioner Lynn moved that the City Manager's recommendation be accepted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Crown and carried unanimously. The Mayor announced the consideration of Ordinance #620 on its third and final reading. Mr. B. J. Driver addressed the Commission on behalf of Mr. William Lange who operates the Coronet Club at 1351 Cleveland Street, and requested that Ordinance #620 be amended to read Myrtle Avenue instead of Highland Aven~e for the west boundary of the new liquor zone. Commissioner Russell suggested that the western boundary be extended to Greenwood Avenue instead of Myrtle Avenue Which proposal was acceptable to Mr. Driver. The City Attorney read Ordinance 620 in full as amended. Commissioner Lynn moved the adoption of Ordinance 620 on third and final reading as amended. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners Lynn, Russell and Crown voted "Aye" and Mayor Brown voted "No". Motion carried. By consent, Item 5B, Telephone Franchise Ordinance, was deferred until the next regular meeting. The City Attorney read the new Dog Ordinance to the Commission. Commissioner Lynn moved the adoption of Ordinance #624 on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Crown and carried unanimously. ~1~{f~itll~;;\f~i~i0j;';ii;;.. ". .1. ."" "" . .' . ',: . . et I . , I: \ . j I , . ' ~ .:'J ..' ... ~ 1 j bo .~<~ '. ;,; ;1 'j ..\ ; ~I l .~ . '. .' .' ." ' . ., ....:.-. '...... . .., ~ =....... ...~ t ....."'._'J..:~.. ~;:,:","'L.~.,,,'."'1: -2- CITY COMMISSION I~ETING July 21, 1952 Commissioner Lynn moved the consideration of Ordinance 624 on its second reading by title only by unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Crown and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read the Ordinance by title only. Commissioner Grown moved that Ordinance 624 be passed on second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Lynn and carried unani- mously. It was suggested that the Commission defer the third reading until the proposed Ordinance could have rurther study and recommendations by Dr. Faye Russell of the S.P.C.A. relative to stray cats and other animals. The City Attorney, on behalf' of Mr. George R. Smoyer, ,Jr., the present owner, presented a Resolution which would vacate the plat of Bay View Manor Subdivision as recorded in Plat Book 16, Page 14, Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida. Commissioner Lynn moved that the Resolution be adopted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The City Attorney requested that additional authority be given to Mr. Kabrich, Right-of'-Way Agent, to secure three or four parcels of land in the Missouri Avenue condemnation suit if he is able to get the property at a lower cost than through condemnation. Commissioner Vrown moved th8t the City Attorney's recommendation be approved. Motion was sClconded by Commissioner Lynn and carried unanimously. The City Attorney submitted a proposed contract with Mr. A. Waller Smith, owner of that part or Lot 5, Block A, John R. Davey Subdivision, lying west of Pierce Boulevard wherein Mr. Smith proposes that the City join with him in developing his property and the 40 feet of City-owned land lying immediately north of his property, together with the submerged lands west of' both properties ~or a distance of 500 feet. Mr. Smith proposes to accomplish the filling and bulkheading of the property including the 40 reet oh~ed by the City and requested that the City agree to pay the sum of $25,813.85 f'or the City's portion of the work. Mr. Smith proposes to deed the City the north 10 feet of his property and to agree to pay for all curbing on the south side of the street and one-half of the paving or as an alternative to deed the north 20 feet of his property to the City. By consent, the matter was deferred for further study and it was suggested that the City Engineer prepare a map and furnish an estimate of the total cost of the project. The City Engineer presented the plat or Greenfield Subdivision and reported that he and the City Manager recommended that it be approved. Commissioner Crown moved that the plat be approved. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The Clerk read a report from the City Engineer on the condition of the storm sewer under the Greenwood Housing Project, in which the Engineer recommended that the sewer be abandoned and f'illed, and that a new 48 inch sewer be constructed in the street around the housing project. The Engineer reported that he had sent a copy of the report to the F.H.A. in Washington. By consent it was decided to defer action by the Comrn~ssion until a reply had been received rrom the F.H.A. Commissioner Lynn moved ~hat the report be accepted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Crown and carried unanimously. The Clerk read a letter from Mr. Ted Seaman and Mrs. Ruth Dyckman concerning making a 16 mm. motion picture in color to publicize Clearwater and Clearwater Beach. Commissioner Crown moved that the letter be referred to the Chamber of Commerce Publicity Committee. Motion was seconded by Commissi oner Russell and carried unanimously. A letter from Mr. ~dward Elwood was read by prevailing wage scale be paid as established f'or is advertised ror bid.s. Commissioner Lynn moved recorded as part of the minutes of the meeting. Crown and carried unanimously. The City Engineer presented the plat or Laurel Lake Subdivision. Commissioner Crown moved that the Laurel Lake Subdivision plat be approved subject to the City Engineer's approval of the solution to the drainage problem and the approval of the County Health Department. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Lynn and carried unanimously. the Clerk, suggesting that the this area on all City work which that the letter be accepted and Motion was seconded by Commissioner The City Engineer submitted the plat or the New Marymont Subdivision and recommended that it be given tentative approval. Commissioner Crown moved that the New Marymout plat be tentatively approved. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Lynn and carried unanimously. The Clerk read a letter from Mr. Floyd Christian, Superintendent of Schools, regarding the orfer of the Board of Public Instruction to exchange a piece or property 100' x 200' located in the SE~ of the NWt of the sWi, Section 13-29-15, and a road easement 50 foot wide lying west of the center line of Section l3~29-l5, running south from Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard to the proposed site of the Disposal Plant if the City of Clearwater would put a modern sewage disposal plant on the property to serve the new elementary school and the new high school, as well as the Skycrest area; would take the responsibility of paving and curbing Orion Avenue , west of the new elementary school; would construct a shell road on the easement which will be used for parking cars at the Stadium; would take care of the drainage and drainage pipe needed on Cleveland Street near the new elementary site; would shell the driveway for the bus entrance for the Skycrest School. Commissioner Crown moved that the proposal of the Superintendent or Public Instruction dated June 9, 1952, pertaining to the deeding to the City of Celarwater a site for the sewage disposal plant adjacent to the stadium be accepted as recommended and interpreted by the City Manager and the City Engineer. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Lynn and carried unanimously. -~~ -~ r'. " , ,', >~. ' ' , . " . \. . , J I V '/~' ,>. r ," , ~ ~" 'i~;> ;'~;:~:;if: y;::~~';'s':,:~~:i;K::;~~~;:;~~:'j~;;,.~.; ~::lL \.' J':.:." : , c.' '" ~1!{~~~~1i.n!~'1 : "m)'f";, J , ',~ sts-1 -3- A letter from the Junior Chamber of Commerce was read by the Clerk thanking the Commission for the $2,000.00 allocated in the 1952-1953 budget. Commissioner Russell moved that the letter be accepted and made a part of the minutes. Motion was seconded by Oommissioner Crown and carried unanimously. The City Manager submitted a Lot Cleaning Resolution which contained twenty-six applications for lot mowing. Commissioner Crown moved that the Resolution be adopted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Lynn and carried unanimously. The City Manager reported that Mr. Strater of the Orange State Oil Company advised him that work will be started this week on their contract at the Marina and that it has been held up for lack of heavy steel tanks to be installed on the Beach. In regard to the Standard Oil Company contract to build a service station at the Marina, the City ~!anager reported that the Company officials informed him that title insurance on the property had been obtained; a survey had been made; the contract has been sent to the Louisville home office for signatures to be returned to the City immediately for signing; the bids were ready for the construction ot the building; that work would begin this week on tearing down the old building, construction on the new bUilding to follow immediately. Regarding the opening and paving of Pierce Street, the City Manager quoted from the agreement with Mr. H. Lane Coachman dated June 27, 1951, in which the City accepted the offer of Mr. Coachman to give a 60 foot right-of-way for the extension or Pierce Street from Prospect to Greenwood Avenue; the City to pave, curb and gutter Pierce Street from Prospect to Greenwood within fifteen months from June 21, 1951, said paving to be 30 feet in width; cost of all paving, curbing and guttering to oe borne by the City; also, within two years of June, 1951, the City is to make every effort to open Pierce Street across the right-of-ways of the Atlantic Coast Line and the Seaboard Air Line Railroads. Con~issioner Lynn moved that the City Manager and the City Engineer be authorized to proceed to advertise for bids for the paving of Pierce Street. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. Commissioner Crown moved that the City Manager be instructed to start negotia- tions with the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad and the Seaboard Railroad pursuant to moving their railroad depots to the City-owned property between Druid Road and Magnolia and also for the opening of street crossings at Hendrix and Pierce Streate. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The Mayor presented two applications for permits to engage in the taxi-cab business by Mr. J. H. Blackburn and Mr. William L. Ward. Commissioner Russell moved that the applications be accepted and referred to the City Manager for his recommendation. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Crown and carried unanimously. Commissioner Russell suggested that the City Manager be instructed to go back to the first of January and check into all projects that have been Qkayed by the City Commission and give each Commissioner a progress report on these projects. Mr. Wm. L. Alley addressed the Commission regarding the bad condition of Drew Street between Betty Lane and Highland Avenue. The Mayor informed Mr. Alley that the Commission has authorized and allocated money in the 1952-1953 budget to resurface, widen and drain Drew Street from Betty Lane to Highland Avenue. The Commission now adjourned as City Commission, and acting as Trustees ot the Pension Fund on a motion by Commissioner Lynn, seconded by Commissioner Crown and carried unanimously, approved the recommendation of the Advisory Committee ot the Pension Fund that Carley C. Yates be retired effective July 1, 1952, on a pension of $92.88 per month. '., . !~ , '. I ...:6r~ ;'" \ L) ~l ( ! :; .:l ;: ;. " ,.- ~;, < ~ ~! 'I " .f ~ ~1 . . ~ } , .' ; , "{ It was moved by CommiSSioner Crown that Mayon T~ylor, Cashier, Finance Department, Beryl F. Sydnor, Secretary, City Manager's office, Lucille Bell, Secretary, City Clerk's office, Dorothy Roth, Clerk in the Purchasing Office, and Hastings Brooks, Laborer in the Public Service Department, be accepted into membership in the Pension Plan, seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting adjourned at 10:53 P.M. -7~~/~ Mayor-Comrnissio ~r Attest: ,; w;.:~.':'0~M41, , .," ,.~,.",:~.I'. i" ','. '.'.i,:<'t, I ' ~), ..- ~~~.,,-- ; " 'I I I I I l ! Ii . .. " <' . ~ . ";~:~~~E;i2r&~::::.z,.::!.i.:;:::!.:,...:. " ..U,' ." ,'".. ". _ ...... ~,. .~ ',~. ." 'p' 1.";;' .';...,...."'>~~..1~ :....".;_;,...,/'.~.1:'......;,<.~:.~.. ,,,:~~,~.~->,t.\.., .......l',.,~. .,.,'.> .',/..t,'.,_ 570 CITY COMMISSION MEETING July 21, 1952 k~~i~l'IJ' I.." f;;~1": ':i'~';:":', .~;i:\ i.., . " " "'<(';'::.(d:i:?f;:: ~,: '" '.::~.:I ,.,:': ',"" ..':>.;:.:......~ ',' ., '. ,'': r .' '~;.::,'," .:~..' r . ". ... ~ I I: ' ~, \:; f,. f: I ,~. : J,,' 1~~~iIJ~ ; "', July 18', 1952 Mayor-Commissioner Herbert M. Brown Commissioners: Herbert Blanton, Sr., Garland D. Lynn Jack Russell, W. E. Crown, Jr. Gentlemen: The regular meeting of the City Commission will be held on Monday night, July 21, 1952, at 7:30 p.m. in the City Hall Auditorium. This meeting will be held for the purpose of discussing the items listed on the attached agenda. Sincerely yours, /s/ Gerald B. Weimar Acting City Manager GBW: s ----~-------------~----------------------~--------------------------------------- Agenda - Regular Meeting of City Commission July 21, 1952 - 7:30 p.m. City Hall Auditorium 1. Approving tpe minutes of the special meeting of June 27 and the regular meeting of July 7, 1952. 2. Opening of Bids: A. For equipment for Disposal Plant, Skycrest Area. B. For Chlorinator for Disposal Plant, Skycrest Area. 3. Opening of proposals for Stevensons Creek Improvements. 4. Awarding of bid for Dry Cleaning and Pressing. 5. Commission's consideration of items from the City Attorney's Of rice. A. Passage and adoption of Ordinance #620 on its third'and final reading. B. Telephone Franchise Ordinance on its first reading. C. Dog Ordinance on its first reading. D. Resolution vacating Plat of Bay View Manor Subdivision. E. Request for Additional authority for Right Of Way Agent. F. Contract regarding Bay Front Development. 6. Commission's consideration of: A. Greenfield Subdivision Plan. B. Storm Sewer through Greenwood Housing Project. C. Letter from Ted Seaman Fotofeatures. D. Letter from Edward Elwood. E. Plat for Laural Lake Subdivision. (Leo Butler). F. Plat for new Marymont Subdivision. (Leo Butler). G. Necessary property for Sewage Disposal Plant, Skycrest Area. 7. Commission's consideration of the opening of Pierce Street. S. Commission's acknowledgement of letter from Junior Chamber of Commerce. 9. Lot Mowing Applications. 10. Any item not on the agenda will be considered with the consent of the Commission. Adjournment Commission acting as trustees for the pension fund. PASSED ON FIRST READING PASSED ON SECOND READING PASSED AND ADOPTED ON THIRD AND FINAL READING --~--------------~-----------------------------------~--------------------------- ORDINANCE NO. 620 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 4 (5) OF ARTICLE I OF CHAPTER 15 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, 1950, RELATING TO INTOXICATING LIQUORS. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF'THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA: SECTION I. That Section 4 (5) Article I of Chapter 15 of the Code of the City of Clearwater, Florida, 1950, be and the same is hereby amended so as to read as follows: (5) No zoning restriction hereunder shall apply to any hotel selling alcoholic beverages with mea~s served in its dining room and provided further that no zoning restriction hereunder shall apply to restaurants conforming to the limitations set out in Section 561.20 (2) Florida Statutes, 1951, within the confines of that portion of Zone #5 conSisting of property fronting on both sides of Gulf-to-Bay Blvd. from Greenwood Avenue on the West to Belcher Road. on the East. SECTION 2. All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith be and the same are hereby repealed. SECTION 3. . This ordinance shall become effective on and after its passage. July 7, 1952 July 7, 1952 July 21, 1952 Attest: /s/ Herbert M. Brown Mayor-Commissioner . .' '. /s/ H. G. Wingo ., :City Auditor and Clerk I',.'. July 1, 1952 .' -..,:"',,."..'0-: .C.; :::1:,:.. .:-..".- " ,~..-- .."" ";'1 /,:,/iI"'"., .... ,', s 71 '\";'~' r ''',..'. ',' I'. .,........ I, '. f! \ ~' t. i: CITY COMMISSION MEETING July 21, 1952 The Honorable City Commission City of Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: .~ , "':' , " . '- ~ .. "'....rl.\:~.. At a special meeting held May 26, 1952, the City Engineer was directed by the City Commission to investigate the condition of the 48 inch storm sewer which is presently across the property of the Greenwood Housing Project. The sewer is under several of the buildings in the project. Your attention is invited to excerpts of the minutes of the Commission Meeting of December 13, 1948. L ! ! ,:"""..1' ~;1 ' ,.i" ".','1 ".' if .:; -:1' .\ "The City Manager made a report on the Emerson Building Project, and recom- mended that the city buy sufficient 48 inch tile for closing the open drainage ditch at a cost of approximately $6500.00, to be paid from the Gas and Water Funds, since this ditch is used by the Gas Plant in disposing of its waste materials. The installation of the pipe to be handled by the developer. The City Manager also recommended that the city surface a twenty foot wide strip of Palm Bluff Street as requested by Mr. Emerson. It was moved by Commissioner Sargeant, seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and unanimously carried that the recommendations of the City Manager be approved." The 48 inch pipe was laid by the developer at the location as shown. Considerable settlement of one of the buildings has occured over this ~g inch sewer, caUSing damage to said building. (See report of Ralph King, Registered Engineer, attached hereto.) The inspection of the sewer was made on June 26, 1952. [, " ., " 1 ": :} 7 ~ . i , r [ :( . "', FINDINGS .1 " The sewer was entered at the manhole as indicated, and measurements were taken to ascertain the point over which the building foundation was located. The distance from the manhole to the foundation measured on the ground, was 31 feet. At a measurement taken in the sewer and at a point 32 feet from the manhole, it was observed that the pipe was out of round about 1 inch. The horizontal axis measurement was 49 inches and the vertical axis measure- ment was ~7 inches. It was difficult to ascertain whether there were any cracks in the pipe, inasmuch as the entire inside of the pipe is covered with gas tar. It was observed that practically all of the joints of the pipe are in very poor condition. It is evident that during construction, proper jointing of the pipe was not accomplished. Some of these joints are opened as much as .2 of a foot. (See Exhibit No.1). Many of the joints have no grout in them and it is possible to reach through some of the joints to the outer shell of the pipe. These open joints allow infiltration of both water and sand into the pipe. This infiltration of sand is probably contributing to the settlement of the building over the sewer. ':1 " '. ;~ RECOMMENDATION It is possible to repair the existing sewer in this area, but it would be a very difficult job. It would be necessary to thoroughly clean the sewer and re-caulk all of the joints. After cleaning, the sewer should be examined for cracks. At any cracked section, and in the section which is out of round, and under the super-imposed load of the building foundation, the sewer could be repaired by guniting or by the Centriline Process. This is not recommended, inasmuch as the sewer would still be in a location where proper servicing could not be accomplished and the sewer is under a continuous concentrated load. It is recommended that the present sewer be abandoned, bulkheaded and entirely filled and a new ~g inch sewer be constructed in the street around the housing project. SL:jj enclosures cc: Federal Housing Administration Respectfully submitted, /s/ S. Lickton City Engineer --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Honorable City Council of City of Clearwater Gentlemen: Clearwater, F.Ia. June 18th, 1952 ",' I want to make a suggestion that I feel would be a benefit to all in Clearwater. Namely that when bids are called for on all public building, road, bridges and other work of like nature, where labor is employed that "the prevail- ing wage scale must be paid as established for this area." This is not an organized labor request, because anyone union or otherwise must be paid the established wage. , This would level the wage differentials as they occur in this area which is something our government i5 trying to do with price control on wages. It would induce competitive bidding which we do not have much of now. Respectfully yours, /s/ Edward Elwood ,~':};'i" < ~ . :,,' '. ' . .' . , ""'. 1ii~~~~~[~f~f~"t~,,',/;.,... . , ~~ " ,1...'.~:~.~~~,~~~~~~\'if~;'Z~~~~^'~.~~.:..r~."~~~r..~~~:~~tY,,~~~t1~i::~~~;i\~}i~~:t~:J.?~;'::y1~(~';.?;4~1.~!~.;:.':.~.~,...,;..~,,.~.."r~j~~'ti-..';! ..-~..'t."',,:..:t:~/~, . . .o<.~~_~~t".. 'f i,.,~ , , , \ . . "::>-:.:~:" ,.'..... .. '. . .: .,. .,. ..~ . ...;.---, ~_.L'~l.~;',i-.:. :~~:.' ~_. 'I: ,;:';;(i?'~~ & 5' 7 ~'T "!::'f'1"" ;"~'. <, - ~~~i\it~~J ~~;~:\'. t ,.~:!:~ r;)t~ti~,~~i~~ ! "'i""i},y'n' .... J't ',',,;', I I \ , r'.!'~i;i;~ii~0~::=~2L""'-':c,-', . ," . ~..rr:', r'~}\/.i'~,..l~';' l~ I, ";;;;11{:~,~~t~::~':., . :1,. }'~:'\::\'~'At:ltl . :~':lt<{li:'!''i''II;.!; Y(;p]~lt~~ ": ';',,::,.. " :.i>~ .' ..' ...." .~:. .::..,._"'..:....-<_...,f:..:.i:'..:.;-::~,,'.'...~~;.~_...~.~.~, :', '. . '., ...........;.,,:.. ....,:..'.. ., . . ~ ':..~ :. ~. v, _'. CITY COMMISSION MEETING July 21, 1952 July 1, 1952 Hon. Mayor Herbere M. Brown and City Com~issioners City Hall, Clearwater, Fla. Dear Sirs: , {~ We should like to submit, for your consideration and approval, our plan to publicize Clearwater and Clearwater Beach by means or "Visual Publicity"_ That is the making of a 16 mm film in color to be distributed to civic and social groups in other states. The motion picture would include tourist attrac- tions, both summer and winter and could also show some of the light industries which are located here as a means of inducing ochers to come to this area. We are prepared and equipped to begin work on this film which would have a background of music as well as narration to accompany it. We pelieve we have proven by our past work that our publicity ideas have brough~learwater to the attention of prospective visitors here from allover the nation and we would appreciate this opportunity to continue with this more up-to-date method of promotion or our city. . If the proposal is sufficiently acceptable to interest you we will be delighted to go into the working details more fully and can meet with you at your convenience. . .~ Yours truly, .;'. ' ,i ~i ,:. TED SEAMAN FOTOFEATURES Is/. Ted Seaman /s/ Rut~ Dyckman " " . 'k ., " '. ~~ ------------------------------~------------------------------------------------ Mr. Francis Middleton, Manager, City of Clearwater, Florida. June 9th, 1952 Dear Mr. Middleton: I am enclosing herewith my recommendations adopted by the Board at its meeting on May 2eth, 1952, regarding sewage treatment plant located on the Central Pinellas High School site in Clearwater. I would like to know from you if this will be acceptable for the City of Clearwater and if they will complete the agreement ~th the Board or Public Instruction in exchange for deeding the property and granting roadway easement as outlined in my recommendation. Upon receipt of information from you that this meets with the approval of the City of Clearwater I will ask the attorney for the Board to draw the deed granting this property and road easement for the City of Clearwater. I will appreciate hearing from you on this matter. Sincerely yours, /s/ Floyd T. Christian Superintendent of Public Instruction 1ch ---------------------------------------~--------------------------------------- RECOMMENDATIONS ON SEWAGE DISPOSAL FOR CENTRAL PINELLAS HIGH SITE I recommend that Motion 17-a of the March 26th, 1952, Meeting, be rescinded and that the Board deed to the City or Clearwater, Florida: A tract of land 100 feet in width ~ose easterly line extends rrom a distance of 667 feet south of the Northeast cx> rner of the Northwest quarter of the Southwest quarter of Section 13, Township 29 South, Range 15 East, to a distance of 767 feet south of the Northeast corner of the Northwest quarter of the Southwest quarter of Section 13, Township 29, South, Range 15 East, said line being 50 feet westerly of and parallel to the 40 acre line of aforesaid Northwest quarter or the Southwest quarter of Section 13, Township 29 South, Range 15 East, said tract of land extending westerly a distance of 200 fect, more or less" to the thread of the stream. and grant, a roadway easement 50 feet in wi dth extending westerly from the Northeast corner of the Northwest quarter or the Southwest quarter of Section 13, Township 29 South, Range 15 East, said easement parallel to the ~O acre line and running southerly from the east and west center line of Section 13, Township 29 South, Range 15 East to the southerly boundary or the treatment plant site, a distance of 767 feet, More or Less. In exchange the Ciey of Clearwater: 1. Will be responsible for putting in a modern building as a pumping station which will result in compleee sewage disposal for the new Elementary school and the New High School; Will take all of the Board o~ Public Instruction's responsibility or the paving and curbing of Orion west or the new Elementary site; Will be responsible for the construceion or the Shell road granted for the easement that will be used for the parking of cars at the Stadium; Will take care of the drainage and drainge pipe needed on Cleveland Street near the new Elementary Site; Will shell the driveway for the bus entrance for the Skycrest School. 2. 3. 4. 5. ---"\...~- '.' . ".~ .; ..,;! .'.':~(:' , I I. I ! I 1 I,. . I '. . .".,';..':":... I ' , t"''', ::'.'i::'.:~:~:'::, '~\.t~'!a11~ ......t"... 573 ":"',', t. ' .1 '. .t', . ~: r,; . , . , '. '.' . ~. .~ " ... . ; ~~\'.'~'~>'~'~'.,~~:.~'.l:'~~':~{~.rf:\~.f~:( CITY COMMISSION MEE'rING July 21, 1952 (Continued) It is my opinion that the work that the City of Clearwater will be giving to the Board of Public Instruction will be of equal value to that of the property exchange needed for the treatment plant and will be of great benefit to the public school system. July 1, 1952 . ~fit ~~tr: 'l~f~~~~\:. I'; :~!f;i\ I. ., ..." c. . .'", "'" . ~ . I: ~, ';: . "I " , ,.',\ i.,.' l . .... ..,'~. f " " I f t I . . - 'f. .... --~-~-------------------------------------------------------------------~-----~- Honorable Mayor City Commissioners City Manager Gant1emen: I wish to take this opportunity to thank you for your kind consideration in allocating the Clearwater Junior Chamber of Commerce $2000.00 in this years budget. Rest assured that the Junior Chamber of Commerce will never betray the trust that you have put to us, and your action only furthers the close harmony and relationship that our organization and the governing body of the City have always held for each other. Your deed is truly one of progressivness which is what the Junior Chamber of Commerce stands for and strive to have in our city government. I again thank you for your consideration. Sincerely yours, /s/ Alfred P. Vasconi President . "..' . ~~ ,',::,',[S ~?; . . APV/vkm -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- June 3, 1952 Honorable City Commission Trustees of Employees Pension Fund Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: Re: Carley C. Yates Application for Retirement Attached hereto is a letter ~rom Mr. Carley C. Yates, caretaker for Clearwater Cemetery, requesting that he be retired under the Employees' Pension Fund Plan effective July 1st, 1952. Mr. Yates began his employment with the City Sept. 1, 1925. He is 62 years of age and not in the best of health. This retirement would be according to Section 5 o~ the Pension Fund Act which says in part: "Employees who have been in the continuous service o~ the City for a period of twenty (20) years or more shall at their request be retired on an annual pension which shall be two per cent (2%) of the average salary received by said employee ~or the last three years of his or her service multiplied by the number of years of service," and based on the following calculations: 9/1/25 to 7/1/52 = 26 10/12 years $6,231.24 received last three years $6,231.24 ~ 3 = $2,077.08 average 1 year 2% of $2,077.08 = $41.54 $41.54 x 26 10/12 ~ears = $1,114.65 per year $1,114.65 ~ 12. '92.88 per month FA:mh Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of the Employees' Pension Fund /s/ Paul Kane, Chairman /s/ Helen Peters /s/ Dick Nelson I hereby certify the above dates and calculations to be correct according to the records of this office. /s/ Frank Abernathy City Treasurer -------~--~--------------------------------------------------------------------- Honorable City Commissioners Clearwater, Florida. Gentlemen: At Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notiried that Mayon Taylor, Head Cashier in the Finance Department, has been duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a "first class" risk. The above employee began her service with the City on January 1, 1952. She is under 45 years of age and meets the requirements of our Classified service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that she be accepted into memberShip. June 26, 1952 Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of the Employees' Pension Fund 1.1. sl. Paul Kane J Chairman 81. Helen Peters s D ....._~_. ,.. ,",'. , , , " ~,,,. . .' ....'~. .. ~ '. . A~ ,. ,. ,_'.'.. .".:~..".:, .;~.,..~:.";.:,:'.~l':;~'."",:'" ,::y~ ~ ..~...,::':_,.:~'{...;",. ..."".'1::.. .' .' ~. '..""...,. 'r, ',1' ':~." ",..,:,. .:; ;;;~(<:.,:,>V~:,~;:~-;\?~;~i?:1'ti;!' ;', 0'., 57:'If:: CITY COMMISSION MEETING July 21, 1952 June 24, 1952 ,r: Honorable City Commissioners Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that Beryl F. Sydnor, secretary to the City Manager, has been duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a "first class" risk. The employee above mentioned began her service with the City on Nov. 5th, 1951. She is under 45 years of age and meets the requirements of our Classified Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that she be accepted into membership. 1 , , ,..,,', . ',. ',' I mh Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of the Employees' Pension Fund //ss// Paul Kane, Chairman Helen Peters /s/ Dick Nelson I ~ \ ! f . ..; . '. ....... I, ". ,",',: '.' . Honorable City Commissioners Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that Lucille Bell, Secretary in City Clerks Office, has been duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a "first class" risk. The above employee began her service with the City on December 3, 1951. She is under 45 years of age and meets the requirements of our classified Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that she be accepted into membership. Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of The Employees' Pension Fund /;Bs/.; Paul Kane, Chairman Helen Peters /s/ Dick Nelson June 2, 1952 I . \~,:. I :. ...\.'. . 'I".' t . I"" .~ftl I:' 'f.. ,'J""'" II ~~i;;:t';;i\f;~f;$ik:... . - r', ,~~ ' .... . ":\~f' "4' . 1:~~~.~~~~:~~l.{;~~~~;~.~1~'..', ~ V'" ,.l.i","1:~',. r~i~ri~~t'~~il~iK~ ' \, t.'.... . ,4 I ,.... ~. ..11........ , l. (~r~;\'''''' --------~---------------------------------------------~-------------------------- Honorable City Commissioners Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that Dorothy Roth, Clerk in the Purchasing Office, has been duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a "first class" risk. The above employee began her service with the City on December 18, 1951. She is under 45 years of age and meets the requirements of our Classified Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that she be accepted into membership. Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of the Employees' Pension Fund /;ss/.; Paul Kane, Chairman Helen Peters /s/ Dick Nelson June 2, 1952 ------------------------------------------------------~--------------------------- Honorable City Commissioners Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: June 11, 1952 ''''.'', . , ,'; , As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that Hastings Brooks, Laborer in the Public Service Department, has been duly examined by a local Physician and designated by him as a "first class" risk. The above employee began his serv~ce with the City on December 31, 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 /;ss/.Z Paul Kane, Chairman Helen Peters /s/ Dick Nelson '., ~ ;... ~. ,'" .." I WHEREAS, on the 6th day of April, 1926, J. D. BASKIN as trustee caused to be filed a plat of a subdivision known as "BAY VIEW MANOR" in Plat Book 16, Page 14. of the public records of Pinellas County, Florida, and whereas. at the time of fi.ling said plat and suhsequent thereto, the said J. D. BASKIN, either individually or as trustee, was not the owner of the property involved, and whereas, there has been no improvement on said property since the filing of the plat and no acceptance of the roads platted thereon with the exception of that portion of Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard shown on said plat, and \'lhereas, GEORGE R. SMOYER, JR.. owner of the property above described, has requested the vacating of said plat, and it appearing to the Commission that said request is l'easonf.lble and that there is no reason why it should not be granted; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE30LVED, that the plat of BAYVIEW MANOR SUBDIVISION, as recorded in Plat Book 16, Page 14, of the public records of Pine lIas County, Florida, be and the same is hereby vacated and set aside with the exception of that portion of Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard shown on said plat insofar as the City of Clearwater, Florida, is concerned. DONE AND ORDERED this 21st day of July A. D. 1952. /s/ Herbert M. Brown Mayor-Commissioner \ ""Q '-""...: . . ":. ,'J~~. 'I. ,'. . .,\, .'. :..;~"..\j:. .,', :'; '~..\.:~' ,. . .,', ,., ':'~ ~'l Attest: /s/ H. G. Wingo City Auditor and Clerk .... ....-.,. ..', '., CITY COMMISSION MEETING July 21, 1952 RESOLUTION ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RESOLUTION WHEREAS: it has been determined by the City Commission o~ the City of Clearwater, Florida, that the property described below should be cleaned of weeds, grass and/or underbrush, and that after ten (10) days notice and failure of the owner thereof to do so, the City should clean such property and charge the costs thereof against the respective property. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, that the following described property, situate in said City, shall be cleaned o~ weeds, grass and/or underbrush within ten (10) days after notice in writing to the owners thereof to do so and that upon failure to comply with said notice, the City shall perform such cleaning and charge the costs thereof against the respective properties in accordance with Section 128 of the Charter of the City of Clearwater, as amended. Property Owner Mr. L. T. Heil Box 295 Martins Ferry, Ohio Mr. E. Curtis Earl 312 Kings Highway Hoddonfield, N.J. ~~. Pasquate Gigliotte 711 Isabell Road Connellsville, Pa. Kennedy and Strickland 627 Park Street Clearwater, Florida State Adjustment Co. c/o Carey and Harrison St. Petersburg, Fla. Mr. Harry W. Brown 17 Alden Place Bronxville, 8, N.Y. Description Req. No. Mowin.e: Est. 2.50 ea. Lots 24 and 25 A-254 Block B Crest Lake Park Lots 26 (Less S. 20 ft) A-255 Block B Crest Lake Park 2.50 Lots 27 (Less S. 20 ft) A-256 and 28, Block B Crest Lake Park 2.50 ea. Lot 6 A-257 Block 10 Country Club Lot 8' A-258 Block 10 Country Club Lots 11 and 12 A-259 Block 28 Mandalay Subdiv. 3.00 3.00 2.50 ea. Mr. R. G. Key Lot 12 518-20 Fla. Nat. Bank Bldg. Block B St. Petersburg, Florida Avondale ,'" Maybelle Nehrenst 760 Euclair Avenue Columbus, Ohio Mr. Paul H. Reid 1105 Maple Avenue Niagara Falls, N.Y. Mr. Paul J. Chipello 629 Cleveland St. Clearwater, Florida Robert I. Lyon 3947 Jacelyn Street Washington, D.C. . I'. ,'.,"'" ., . , ..."... .,,' A-260 3.00 Lot 7 Block B La Jollo Lots 11 and 12 Block A La Jollo A-261 3.00 A-262 2.50 ea. Lot 13 Block E Keystone Manor A-263 2.50 Lot 14- Block E Keystone Manor A-264 2.50 .; .: ,'.' .. .\.... ',', '. ' 1,,'., ....: ", /, ,J " ',',J. ~ r ff ~ I . I r I I I .' t I I I . .,; . "I. ....,.:;.,1:",' .- , . ".\.' ..; ::' . ".:::~,~;:,:~;,;"I'i;":i:"V~~'~;t.,.~~~:~;:!;;;tt'~')~j:r . "., ", '.. ",':"c;'~~:~'.:.;;;;~;<;", j." ,''-J.;";..i,;,~:",":,~,,;t.,,,,;,.",\;II~';~~:'I~''';;';:.. ,L,Lj~1i~~;(t~J:i~g~i:~i~;~~9V~.':' , PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, this 21st day of July, A.D. 1952. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------~- , I". I . Property Owner Margaret Ann Houchard 1303 N. Ft. Harrison Clearwater, Florida Mr. J. T. Balch Box 4- Ripley, Miss. Mr. Harold F. Lynch 1536 Roanoke St. Dunedin, Fla. -Laura M. Chambers Rt. 14, Box 646 Indianapolis, Ind. Margaret E. McGaughey Box 2794, Univ. Station Gainesville, Florida William G. Millring 295 Voorhees Avenue Buffalo, N.Y. Mr. Jack ~1oss g02 N. Ft. Harrison Clearwater, Florida Dr. Faye F. Russell Dunedin, Fla. Minnie S. Engle 326 - 3rd Avenue S. St. Petersburg, Florida Charlotte M. Yahn c/o 1st National Bank Ole an , N. Y . S. B. Browne 16301 Shaker Blvd. Shaker Heights 20, Ohio Margaret Lackin 617 S. Highland Clearwater, Florida Ellis Marples, Jr. 506 Birmingham Avenue Norfolk, Va. Donald J. Schuck 200 S. Saturn Avenue Clearwater, Florida Jack J. Kosky 630 Chestnut St. Clearwater, Florida ATTEST: /s/ H. G. Wingo City Auditor and Clerk 'K . ",'.' . ~. i>" .., i. ' '\ CITY CO~m4ISSION MEETING July .~, 19,2 ;'-1 (Continued) Description He Q. No t. Mowin~ Est. 3.00 Lot 13 Block H Boulevard Heights Lot 2 Block A Bay Terrace A-26, A-266 2.50 Lot 5 Block A Bay Terrace Lot 6 Block A Bay Terrace Lot 7 Block A Bay Terrace Lot g Block A Bay Terrace A-270 2.50 Lots 1 and 2 Block A La Jolla A-27l ,.00 Lot 14, Unit 1 Russell's Sub. A-272 2.50 Lots 4, 5, 13 Palm Blu.ff, 1st Addition A-273 9.00 Lot 1 Block 14 Country Club Lots $ and 9 Block F Hillcrest #2 Lot 53 Druid Hills A-274 3.00 A-275 5.00 A-276 3.00 Lot 1 Unit 1 Russell A-27? 2.50 Lot 10 Block A Unit #2, Skycrest Lot 11 Block A Unit #2, Skycrest A-27$ 2.50 A-279 2.50 /s/ Herbert M. Brown Mayor-Commissioner . s�7 CITY COMMIuBTON MEETING July zl, lg$2 The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at City Hall, Monday, July 21, 1952, at �;30 P.I�I, with the following members present: Herbert M, Brown Mayor-Gommissioner Garland D, Lynn Commissioner Wm. E. Crown, Jr. Commissioner Jack Russell Commissioner Absent: Herbert M. Blanton Also present were: G. B. Pleimer G. T, McClamma Chas. M. �hillips, S. Lickton Coirmiissioner Acting City Manager �hief o£ Police Jr. Citg ALtorney City Engineer The meeting was called to order by Lhe Mayor, On a mo�ion by Comr.�issioner Crown, whicY� was s econded by Commissioner Lyrin and carried unanimously, the minutes of the special me�ting o#' June 27th and the regular meeting of July 7th were approved in accordance with the copies furnished each member in writing and their reading was dispensed with. `Phe Acting Cit•y �4anager reported that two bids had been received for all of the equipr�ent except the chlorinator for the new Disposal Plant in the Skycrest area. The bids were read as follows: Alt. 1 Alt. •2 De11t�erY Chicago Pump Company �30, 54�.00 �2.,29 0� 1% weeks Xeoman Bros. Co. 32,35$.00 160 days The City Manager reported that one bid had been received for the chlorinator for the new Disposal Plant which was read as iollows: Wallace-Tiernan Co. �4,559.�0 Deliver� - 45 days Commissioner Crown moved that the bids be accepted and referred to the City Manager and the City Attorney for tabul�.tion and recommendation. Pdotion was seconded by Comntissioner Lynn and carried unanimously, The City Manager s�tated that seven bids had been received for comprehensive liability insurance on thu City fleet. The bids Nrere read as follows: Evans & Kei.ster �1r,37b.54 Harpham Insurarice Agency,_ 4 367,94 Bruce Taylor Co. 4�376�54 L. B. Abbett 3,34$.52 Nutual Insurance Qo. 4��22�69 Workman & Co, ���12�6g L. A. R�os 4,216.70 Cor:�missioner Crown moved that the bids be referred to the City i�ianager for tabula- tion an,d his recommendatior at the next meeting. T�?otion was s econded by Commxssioner Lynn and carried unanimously. It was reporLed by the City Manager that several proposals had bsen received regarding the development of submerged land in Stevenson Creek near North Fort Harrison Avenue. The proposals wez•e from Mr. David Brown, Marshall & Rives Attorneys, Mr. William Williame and. one ;rrom a private and non-profit corporation. By consent of the Commission, consideration and reading of these proposals was deferrad to a meeting at noon on Fr�iday, July 25th. The City Manager recommended accepting the bid of Sanitary Gleaners for dry cleanixig and pressin� Police and Fire Department uniforms with the proviso that the Gity pick up and deliver the uniforms to the cleaners. Commi�sioner Lynn moved that the City Managerts recommendation be accepted. Motion was s econded by Commissioner Crown and carried unan:imously. The Mayor announced the considE�ration of Ordinance #620 on its thsrd and final reading. Mr. B, J. Driver addressed the Commission on behalf of Mr. William Lange who operates the Coronet �lub at 1351 Cleveland Street, and requested that Ordinance #620 be affiended to read Myrtle Avenu�e instead of Highland Avenue for the west boundarp of the new liquor zo.re: Commissioner Russell suggested that the western boundar;� be extended to Greenwood Avenue instead of MZrrtle Avenue which proposal was acceptable to Mr. Driver. The City Attorney read Ordinance 620 in full as amended. Commissioner Lynn moved the adoption of Ordinance 620 on third and final reading as amended. Motion was seconded bp Commissioner Russell. Upon the vote being talsan, Commissioners Lynn, Ru�sell and Crown voted �tAyet� and Mayor Brown vo.ted +tNo'T. Motion carried. By consent, Item 5B, Telephone Franchise Ordin�nce, was deferr�ed until the next regular meeting. Lynn moved1theAadoptionrofa0rdinanceD#624ronnitsefirst�read�n�ssiMotion� assseconded by Commissioner Crown and carried unanimously. ��R _z_ CITY COMMISSION MEETZNG July zl, 1952 Commissioner Lynn moveci the consideration of Ordinance 621� on �.ts second reading by title only by unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Crown'and carried unanimously. The City Attos�ney read the Ordinance by title only. Gommissioner �rotvn moved that Ordinance 62l�. be passed on second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Lynn and carried unani- mously. It was suggested that the Co.mmission defer the third reading until the proposed Ordinance could have further study and recommendations by Dr. Faye Russell of the S.P.C,A. relative to stray cats and other animals. The City Attorney, on behalf of Mr. George R. Smoyer, Jr., the present owner, presented a Resolution which would vacate the plat of Bay View Manor Subdivis:;.on as recorded in Plat Book l6, Page 1�., Public Records of Pinellas �ounty, Florida. Commissioner Lynn moved that the Resolntion �e adopted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell ana carried unanimous�y, The City Attorney requested that additional authority b e given to Mr, Kabrich, Right-of-Glay Agent, to szcure three or four parcels uf land in the I�fissouri Avenue condemnation suit if he is able to get �he property at a lower cost than through condemnatian. Commissioner �rown moved that the City A(;torneyfs recommendation be approved. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Lynn and carried unanimously. The City �ttorney submitted a. proposed.contract with Mr. A, Plall�r Smith, owner of that part of Lot 5, Block A, John R. Davey Subdivision, lying west of Pierce Boulevard wherein Mr. Smith proposes that the City join with him in developing k�is property and the �.0 feet of Gity-owned 1ar�d lping immediately north of his property, together with the submerged lands �test of both pr�iperties for a distance of 500 feet. Mr. Smith proposes to accomplish the filling and bulkheading of the prop�rty includin_g the �.0 feet owned by the City and requested tY!at the City a.gree to pay the sum af �25,$13.$5 ior the Citp�s portion of the work. Nir. Smith pro�oses to deed tB�ie Gity tfl�e north 10 feet of his property and to agree to pay for all curbing on the s�uth szde of the street and one-half of the paving or as an alternative t� deed the nor�h 20 feet of his property to the City. By consent, the matter was deferred for further studp �nd it was suggested that the City EnginEer prepare a map and furnish an estimate oi the t��wtal cost of the project. The City Engineer presented the plat of Greenfield Subdivision and reported that he and the City Manager recommended that it be approved, Commissioner Grown moved that the plat be approved. Motion was seconded by Cammissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The Clerk read a report from the Ci•ty Engineer on the condition of t;he storm sewer under the Greenwood Housing Project, in which the Engineer recommended that the sewer be abandoned and filled, and that a new 1�.$ inch sewer be construc�ed in the street around the housing project. The Engineer reported that he had sent a copy of the report to the F.H.A, in tnlashington. By consent it was decided to defer action by the Commission until a reply had been received from the F.H.A, Commissioner Lynn moved that the report be accepted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Crown and carried unanimously. The Glerk read a letter from Mr. Ted Seaman and Mrs. Ruth Dyckman concerning making a 16 mm. motion picture ir color to publicize Clearwater and Clearwater Beach. Commissioner Crown moved that the letter be referred to the Chamber of Commerce Publicity Committes. Motion was s econded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. A letter from Mr. Edward Elwood was read by the Clerk, suggesting tha� the prevailing wage scale be paid as established for this area en all City work which is advertised for bids. C�mmissioner Lynn moved that the letter be accepted and recorded as p�.rt of the minutes of the meetzng. Motian was secondzd by Commissioner Crown and carried unanimously. The City Engineer presented the plat of Laurel Lake Subdivision. Commissioner Crown moved that the Laurel Lake Subdivision plat be approved subject to the'City Engineer�s approval of the solution to the drainage prcblem and the approval of the County Health Department, Motion was seconded by Commis�ioner Lynn and carried unanimously, The City Engineer submitted the plat of the New Marymont Subdivision anc� recommended that it be given tentativP approval. Commissioner Crown moved that the 1Vew Marymont plat be tentatively approved. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Lynn and carried unanimously, The Clerk read a letter froa� Mr. Floyd Ghristian, Superintendent of Schools, regarding the offer of the Board of Public :tnstruction to exchange a pieee of property 100T x 200f located in the SE� of the NW� of the SW�, Section 13-29-15, and a road easement 50 foot wid� lying west of the center line of Section 13-29_l�� running south irom Gulf-to-Bay Bou]:evard to the propossd site of the Disposal Plant if the City oi Clearwater would put a modern sewage disposal plant on the property'to serve the new elementary school and the new righ school, as well as the Skycre,�t area; would take i,he responsibility of paving and curbing Orion Avenue west of the new elementary school; would construct a shell road on the easement which vaill be used for parking cars at the Stadium; would take care of the dra5.nage dnd drainage pipe r.eeded on Cleveland Street near the new elementary site; would shell the d.riveway for the bus entrance for the Skycrest School. Commissioner Crown moved that the proposal of the Superintendent of Public Instructic�n dated June 9, 1952, pertaining to �he deeding to the City of Celarwater a site ior thE sewage disposal plant adjacent to the stadium be accepted as recommended and interpreted by the City Manager and the City Engineer. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Lynn and carried unanimously. � -� - A letter from the Junior Chamber of Commerce was read by tlze Clerk thanking the Commission for the �2,OOO,QO allocate�i in the 195�-1953 budget. Comrnissioner Russell moved that the letter be accepted and made a parL- of �he minutes. Motion was seconded by Oommissioner Crown and carried unanimously, The City i�lanager submitted a Lot Cleaning Resolution �vl-iich contained twenty-six applicatior�s for lot mowing, Commissioner Crown moved that the Resolution be adopted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Lynn and carried unanimously. The Ci�y Manager reported that Mr. Strater of the Orange State OiI Company advised him tha�t work will be started this week on their contract ai; the Marina and that it has been held up for lack of heavy steel tanks to %e installed on the Beach. In regard to the Standard Oil Company contract to build a service station at the Marina, the �ity l�ianager reported that the Company officzals informed him that title insurance on the property had been obtained; a survey had been made; the contract has been sent to the Zouisvi.11e home office for signatures to be returned ta the City immediately for si�ning; the bi.ds were ready ior the construction of the building; that �n�ork would begin this week on tearing down the old building, construction on the new building to follow immediately. Regarding the opening and paving of Pierce Street, the City Manager quoted from the agreement with Mr. H. Lane Coachman dated June 27, 1951, in which the City accepted the offer of Mr. Coachman to give a 60 foo't right-of-way for the extensi.on of Pierce Street from Prospect to Greenwood Avenue; the City to pave, curb and 1951ersaidree Btreet from Prospect to Greenwood within fi�teen mor.ths from June 21, , paving to be 30 feet in width; cost of all paving, curbing and guttering to be borne by the Qity; also, within two ysars of June, 195i, the City is to make every effort to open Pierce Street across the right-of-ways of the Atlantic Coast Line and ''che Seaboard Air Line Railroads. Commissioner Lynn moved that the City Manager and the City Engineer be authorized to proceed to a dvertise for bids for the paving of Pierce Street. Motion was seconded. by Commissioner �ussell and carried unanimously. Commissioner Crown moved that the City Manager be instructed to start negotia- tions with the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad an� the Seaboard Railroad pursuant to moving their railr�ad depots to the City-ownecl property between Druid Road and Magnolia and also for the opening of street crossings at Hendrix and Pierce Streets. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The Mayor presented two applications for permits �o engage in the taxi-cab busixiess by NIr. J. H. Blackburn and Mr. William Z. Ward. Commissioner Russell moved that the applications be accepted and referred to the City Manager for his recommendation. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Crown and carried unanimously. Commissioner Russell suggested that the City Manager be instru�ted to go back to the first of January and check into all projects that have been akayed by the Gity Commission and give each Commissioner a progress report on these projects. Mr. Wm. Z. Alley addressed the Commission regarding the bad condition of Dxew Street between Betty LanP. and Highland Avenue. The Mayor informed N(r. Alley that the Commission has authorized and allocated money in the 1952-1953 budget to resurface, widen and drain Drew Street irom Betty I,ane to Highland Avenue. The Cc�mmission now adjourned as City Commissic�, and acting as Trustees of the Pension Fund on a motion by Commissioner Lynn, seconr�ed by Gommissinner �rown and carried unanimously, approved the recommendation of the Advisory Committee of the Pansion Fund that Carley C. Yates be retired effective Julp 1, 1952, on a pension of �92.$$ per month. It was moved by Commissioner Crown that Neyon Taylor, Cashier, Financ� Department, Beryl F. Sydnor, Secretary, City Manager�s office, Lucil].e Bell, Secretary, Citp Clerk°s office, Dorothy Roth, Clerk in the Purchasing Oifice, and Hastings Brooks, Laoorer in the Public 5ervice Dapartment, be accepted into membership in the Pension Plan, seconded by Commissioner Russel.l and carried unanimously. There being no further business to come before the Board, ths meeting adjourned at 10:53 p.M. Attest: City Audi or �f�d Clerk // ✓ � � �'� � ,. Mayor-Commissio �r .5` 7 a CITY COMMISSION MEETING July 21, 1952 Mayor-Conunissioner Herbert M. Brown Commissionerst Herbert Blanton, Sr., Garland D. Lynn Jack Russell, W. F. Gropm, Jr. Gen�lemen: July 1$, 1952 The regular meeting of the City Commission will re held on Mond:ay night, �� July 21, �952, a� 7:30 p.m. in the City Hal? Auditorium. This meeting will be held f.or the purpose of discussing the items l�sted on the attached agenda. GBW: s Sincerely yours, �s� Gerald B. Weimer Acting City Manager Agenda - Regular Meeting of City Commission July 21, 1952 - 7�30 p.m. City 'Hall Au�itorium 1. Approving the minutes of the special meeting of June 2% and the regular meeting of July '7, 1952. 2. Opening of Bids: A. For equipment for Disposal Plant, Skycrest Area, B. For Chlorinator for Disposal Plant, Skycrest Area. 3. Openi:�g of proposals .for Stevensons Creek Improvements. 1�. Awardin� of bid for Dry GlPanin� and Pressing. 5. Commission's consideration of items from the City Attorney�s Office. A. Passage and adoption of Ordinance #620 �n its third,and final rea�ing. B, Telephone Franchise Ordinance on its first reading. C. Dog Ordinance on its first reading. D. Resolution vacating Plat of Bay View Manor Subdivision. E. Request for Additional authority for A.ight Of Way Agen�. F. Contract regarding Bay Front Development. 6. Commission's consideration of: A. Greenfield S�;bdivision Plan. B. Storm Sewer through Greenwood Housing Project. C. Letter from Tezl Seaman Fotofeatures. D. Letter from Edward Elwood. E. Plat for Laural Lake Subdivision. (Leo Butler). F. Plat fox new Marymont Subdivision. (Leo Butler). G. Necessary propertp for Sewage Disposal Paant, Skycrest Area. 7. Commission's consideration of the opening of Pierce Street. $, Commission's acknowledgement of ;,etter from Junior Chamber of Commerce. 9. Lot Muwing Applications, 10< Any it�m not on the agenda will be considered with the consent of the Gommissian. Adjournment Commissian ac�ting �s trustees for the pension fund. ORDINi�NCE N0. 620 AN ORDINANGE AMENDING SECTION 4�5) OF ARTICLE I OF CHAPTER 15 OF THE CODE OF THE CITX OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, 1950, REI,ATING TO INTOXICATING LIQUORS. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER9 FLORIDA: SECTION I. That Section 4(5) Article I of Chapter 15 of the Code of the City of Clearwater, Florida, 1950, be and the same i� hereby amended so as to read as follows: t5) No zoning restriction hereunder shall ap.ply to an�- hotel selling alcoholic beverages with meals served in its dining room and proviCed furtner that no zoning restriction hereundEr shall apply to restaurants conforming to the limitations set out in Section �61.20 (2) Florida Statutes, 1951, within the confines of that portion of Zonz #S consisting of praperty fronting on both sides of Gulf-to-Day Blvd, from Greenwood Avenue on the West to Belcher Road. on the Eastm SECTION 2. All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict her�with be and the same are hereby z�epealed. SECTION 3, This ordinance shall become effective on and after its passage. PASSED ON FIRST READING PASSED ON SECOND READING FASSED AND ADOPTED ON THIRD AND FINAL READING Attest: /s/ H. G. Wingo City Auditor and Glerk July 7, 1952 July 7, 1g52 July 21, 1952 �s/ Herbert M. Brown. Mayor-Commissioner 0 � CTTY COI�IMISSIaN MEE�INC July 21, 19,52 The Honorable City Commission City of Clearwater, Flor+ida Gentlemen: July 1, 1952 At a special meeting held May 26, 1952, the City Engineer was directed by the City Commis�ion to investigate �he condition of �the y.$ inch storm serrer which is presentl;; across the praperty of the Greeriwood Housir�g Project. The sewer is under se•veral of the buildings in the projec�. Your attention is invited to excerpts of the minutes of the Commiss�on Mesting of December 13, 194�. "The Ci�cy Manager made a report on the Emerson Building Project, and recom- mended that the city buy sufficient 4$ inch tile for closing the open drainage ditch at a cost of approximately �6500.00, to be paid from the Gas and Water F'uttds, since this ditch is usad by the Gas Plant in disposing of its waste materials. The installat�on of the pipe to be handled by the developer. The City Manager also recommended that the city surface a twentq foot wide strip of Palm }31uff Street �s requested by Mr. Emerson. It was moved by Commissioner Sargeant, seconded by Gommissioner Kennedy and unanimously carried that the recommendations of the City Manager be approved.tt The y.$ inch pipe vras laid by the developer at the locati�n as shown. Considerable settlement of one of the buildings has occured over this J�$ inch sewer, causing damage to said building. (See r�port of Ralph King, Registered Engineer, attached he�eto.) The inspection oi the sewer was made on June 26, 1952. FINDINGS The sewer was entered at the manhole 2s indicated, and raeasurements were taken to ascertain the point over �rYiich the building ioundation was located. The distance from the manhole to the foundation measured on the ground, v,*as 3]. feet. At a measurement taken in the sewer and at a point 32 feet from the manhole, it was abserved that the pipe vras out of round about 1 inch. The horzzontal axis measurement was 49 inches and the uertical axis measure� mQnt taas �7 inches. It was difiicult to ascertain whether there were any cracks in the pipe, inasmuch as the entire inside of the pipe is covered with gas tar� It was observed that practically all. of the joints of the pipe are in very poor condition. It is evident that during coastruction, proper jointing of the pipe was naL accomplished. Some of these joints are opened as much as .2 of a foot. (See Exhibit No. 1). Many of the joints have no grout in them and it is possible to reach through some of the joints to the ou�sr shell of the pipe. These open joints allow inf'iltration of both water and sand iuto the pipe. This infiltratiAn of sand is prohably contribu�in� to the settlement of the building over the sewer. RECOM'�Ii ENDATION It is possible ta repair the existing sewer in this area, but it would b� a very difficult �ob. It vrould be necessary to thoroughly clean the sewer and re-caulk all of the joints. After cleaning, the sewar should be er_ami.;�ed for cracks. At any cracked section, and in the s ection which is out of round, and under the super-imposed load of the building foundation, the sevrer could be repaired by guniting or by the Centriline Process, This is not recommended, inasmuch as the sewer c�ould still be in a location where praper ssrviain� could not be accomplished and the sewer is under a continuous concentrated load. Tt is recommended that the present sewer be abandoned, bulkheaded and entirely filled and a new !�$ inch sewer be constructed in the street around the housing project-. SL:jj enc�osures cc: Federal Housing Administratian Respeetfully submztted, /s/ S. Lickton City Engineer Clearwater, F.la. June 1$th, 1952 The Honorable City Council of City of �learwater Gentlemen: I want to make a suggestion that I feel would be a benefit to a1l in Clearwater. Namely that when bids are called for on all public building, road, bridges and other work of like nature, where labor is employed that ���he prevail- ing wage scale must be paid as established for this area.t� This is not an organized labor request, because any one union or otherwise must be paid the established wage, This would level the wage differentials as they occur in this area whi�h is something our government is trying to do with price control on wages. It ivould induce campetitive bidding which we do not have much of now. Respec�fully yours, �s� Edward Elwood t CITY COMMISSION MEETING July 21, 1952 Hon. Mayor Herbert NI. Brown and City Commissi.oners Gity Hall, Clearwater, Fla. Dear Sirs: JulY 1� 1952 -- We should like to submit, for your consideration and approval, our plan to publicize Clearwater and Clearwater Beach by means of «Visual Publicity��. , That is the making of a 16 mm film in color co be distributed to civic and sacial groups in other states. rhe motion picture w�ouid include tourist attrac- tions, both summer and winter and could alsa sho�v some of the light industries which are located here as a means of inducing others to come to this area. We are prepared and equipped to begin work on this film which r,vould have a background of music as well as narration to accompany it. We believe we have proven by our gast work that our publicity ideas have brought1Clearwater to the attention of prospective visitors here from all over the nat�.on and wa would appreciate this opportunity to continue with this more np-to-date method of promotion of our city. If the proposal is sufficiently acceptable to interest you we will be delighted to go into the working details more iully and can meet k2th you at your convenience. Yours truly, TED SEAMAN FOTOFEATURES �s� Ted Seaman /s� Ruti� Dyckman Mr. Francis Middleton, Manager, City of Clearwater, Flori da . Dear NTr. tdiddlet�n: June 9th, 195z 2 am enclo�ing herewith my recommendations adopted by the Board at its meeting on Nay 2$th, 1952, regarding sewage treatment plant locate� on the Centra7. Pinellas H9.gh Schoc�l site in Clearwater. I would like to know from you if this will be acceptable for the City of Clearwater and if they will complete the agreement with the Board of Public Instruction in exchange for deedin� the property and granting roadway easement as outlined in my recommendation. Upon receipt of information from you that i,Yris meets with the approval of the City of Clearwater I will ask the attorney for the Board to draw fihe deed granting this proper�y and road easement for the City of Clearwater. I s+rill apprecia-te hearing from you on this matter. ' 1ch Sincerely yours, /s/ Fl�yd T. Christian Superintendent of Public Instruction R.�COMMENDATIONS ON SEWAGE DISPOSAL FOR CENTRAL PINELLAS HIGH SLTE I recommend that Motion 1%-a of the March 2bth, 1952, Meeting, be rescinded and that the Board deed to the City of Clearwater, Florida: A tract of land 100 feet in width whose easterly line extends ,from a distance of 6b� feet south ui the Nor�heast co rner of the Norchwest quarter of the Southwest quarter of Section 13, Toj�nship 29 South, Range 15 East, to a distance of 767 feet south of the Northeast corner of the Northwest quarter of the Southwest quarter of Section �33, Township 29, South, Range 15 East, said line being 50 feet westerly of and parallel to the I�0 acre line o£ aforesaid Northwest quarter of �he Southwest quarter of Section 139 `1'cyWrishlp 29 SOUths Range 15 East, said tract of land extending westerly a distance of 200 feet, more or less;, to ths thread of the streamv and grant, a roadway easement 50 feet in width extending westerlg from the Northeas't corner of the Northwest quarter oi the Southwest quarter o�' Section 13, Township 29 South, Range 15 East, said easement parallel to the 1�0 acre line and running southerly fron the east and west center line of Section 13, Township 29 South, Range 15 East to tl?e so��thesly boundary af the treatment plant site, a distance of '767 feet, More or Less. In exchange the City of Clearwater: l. V7i11 be responsible for putting in a modern building as a pump�_ng station w�ich will r^esult in complete sewage disposal for the new Elementary school and the New High School; 2. Will take all of the �oar� of Public Instruction's responsibiliby nf the paving and curbing of Orion west of the new Elementary site; 3. �,Vill be responsible for the construction of the shell road granted fbr the easemen� that will be used for the parkin� of cars at the Stadium; 4. Will take care of the drainage and drainge pipe needed on Cleveland Street near the new Elementary Site; 5. Will shsll the driveway for the bus entrance for the Skycrest Sch�ols s- 7 2- CITY CONiMISSION M�ETING July 21, 1952 (Continued) It is ny opinion that the work that the City of Clearwater will be giving to the Board of Public Instruction will be of equal value to that of the property exchange needed for the treatm�nt plant and will be af great benefit to the public school system. Honorable Nayor - July 1, 1952 City Commissioners City P+Ianager Gentlemen: I wish to take this oppartunity to thanl, you for your kin� consideration in al].oaating the Clearwater Junior Chamber of Commerce �2000.00 in this years budget. Rest assured that the Junior Chamber of Commerce will never betray the trust that you have put to us, and your action only furthers the close harmony and relationship that our organization and the governing body of the City have always held for each other. Your deed is truly one of progressivness which is what the Junior �hamber of Commerce stands for and strive to have in our city government. I again thank yon for your consideration. Sincerely yours, �s� Alfred P. Vasconi APV�v�n President Honorabl.e City Commission Trustees of Employees Pension Fund Clearwa�Ger, Florida Gentlemen: June 3, 195z Re: Carley C. Yates Application for Retirement s � .� Attached here-to is a letter from Mr. Carley C. Yates, caretaker for Clearwater Ceme�ery, requesting that hs be retired under the Employees� Pension Fund Plan effective July lst, 1g52. Mr. Yates began his employment with the City Sept. l, 1925. He is 62 years of age and not in the best of health. This retirement would be according to Section 5 of the Pension Fund Act which says in part: ^Employees who have been in the continuous service of the �ity for a period of twenty {2p) years or more shall at their request be retired on an annual pension which s hall be two per cent (2°fo) of the average salary received by sazd employee f�r the last three years oi his or her service multiplied by the number oi years of service,�T and based on the following calculations: 9/1/25 to �/1/52 = 26 10/12 years �'`6,231.2�. received last three years 6,23]-.24 a- 3- �2,07�.0$ average 1 year 2l of �2��77.0$ _ �41.54 �41.54 x 26 10/12 ears =�l,lll}.65 per year 1,114.65 ¢ 12 � �g2,$$ per month FA:mh Very truly yours, Advisory Commit�ee of the Employees� Pension Fund �s/ Paul Kane, Chairman /s/ Helen Peters /sj Dick Nelson I hereby certify the above dates and calculations to be correct according to `the records of this office. /s/ Frank Abernathy City Treas:irer Honorable City Gommissioners Clearwater, Florida. Gentlemen: June 26, 195� At Trustees of the City of Clearwater Fmployees� Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that Meyon Taylor, Head Cashier in the Finance Department, has been dulp examined by a local physician and designated by him as a�Tfirst classit risk. The above employee began her service with the Gity on January 1, 1952. She is under 45 years of age and meets the requirements of our Classified service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee t:�at she be ac�epted into membership. Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of the Employees� Pension Fund /s/ Paul Kane, Chairman /s/ Helen Peters �s� Dick Nelson �: CITY COMMISSION MEETING July 21, 1952 Honarable City Cocnmissioners Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: June 2�., 1.952 As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees� Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that Ber3*1 F. Sydnor, secretary to the City Manager, has been duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a 11£irst class" risk. The employee above mentioned began her service with the City on Nov. 5th, 1951. She is under �.5 years of age and meets the requirements oi our Classified Service. It is he:reby recommended by the Advisory Commit�ee that she be accepted into membership. Very truly yours, Advisory CommitLee of the EmployeesT Pension Fund /s/ Paul Kane, Chairman � /s� iielen Peters �s� Dick Nelson --------------------�----------- Honorable City Commissioners Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: June 2, 1952 As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that Lucille Bell, Secretary in City Clerks Office, has been duly examined by a lacal physician and designated by him as a�tfirst class�T risk. The above employee began her serv�ce with the City on December 3, 1q51. She is under 1�5 years of age anci r�eets the requirements of our classified Service, It zs hereby recommended by the Advi,sory Commzttee that she be accepted into membership. Honorable Citp Corrunissioners Clearwater, Florida Very truly yours, Advis�ry Gommittee of The Employees' Pension Fund /s/ Paul Kane, Chairman /s/ Helen peters �s/ Dick Nelson June 2, 1952 Gentlemen: As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employeest Pension Fund, you are hereby notified tha� Dorothy Roth, Clerk in the Purchasing Office, has been duly examined by a 1oca1 physician and designated by him as a�tfirst class�t risk. The abovs employee began her service with the City on December 1$, 1951. She is under 45 years oF age and meets the requirements of our Classified Servicz. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that she be accepted into membership. Very truly yours, Advisory Cammittee of the EmployessT Pension Fund /s/ Paul Kane, �hairman /s/ Helen Peters /s/ Dick Nelson Honorable Gity Commissioners June 11, 1952 Clearwater, �`lorida Gentlemen: As Trustees of the City of ClearwatEr Employeesf Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that Hastings Brooks, Laborer in the Public Service Department, has been dulv examined by a local Physician and designated by him as a�Tfirst classt� risk. The above employee began his ssrvice with the City on December 31, 1951. He is under !�5 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 �ommittee of the Emplo,yees� Pension Fund /s/ Paul Kane, Chairman /s/ Helen Peters �s� Dick Nelsnn 0 a CITY GOMMISSION I�IEETING July 21, 1952 RESOLIITION WHEREAS, on �he 6th day of Apri1., 1926, J. D. BASKIN as trustee caused to be filed a plat of a subdivi�ion known as �tBAYVIEV7 MANOR" in Plat Book 16, Page 11�, of the public records of` Pinellas County, Florida, and ivhereas, at the time of filing said plat and subsequent thereto, the said J. D. BASKIN, either individual].y or as trustse, was not �he owner of the �rogerty involved, and whereas, there has been no improvement on said property since i:he filing of the plat a�d no acceptance of the roads platted therenn with the exception of that portion of Gulf-to-Bay B�ulevard shown on said p'lat, and ivhereas, GEORGE R. SI�iOYER, JR., owner of the property abcve described, has requ�sted the vacating of said plat, and it appearing to the Cammission that said request is reasondbl,e and that there is no reason why it should not �e granted; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLV�D, thaL• the plat �'i BAYVIEVJ MANOR SUBDIVISIOPI9 as recorded in Plat Book 16, Page 14, of the public records of Pinellas Coun�y, Florida, be and the same is hereby vacated and set aside with the exception of that portion of Gulf=to-Bay Boulevard shown on said plat insofar as the City of Clearwater, Florida, is concerned. DONE AND ORDERED this 2lst day of July A. D. 19j2, �s/ Herbert M. Brown Mayor-Commissioner Attest: /s� H. G. Wingo City Auditor and Clerk RESOZUTION WHER�AS: it has been determzned by the Czty Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, that the property described below should be cleaned of weeds, grass and/or underbrush, and that after ten (10) days notice and failure of the owner thereof to do so, the City should clean such property and charge tl-�e costs thereof against the respective property. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, that the iollowing described property, situate in said Gity, shall be cleaned of weeds, grass and/or underbrush within ten {10) days after notice in writing to the owners thereof to do so and that upon failure to comp.ly with said r_otice, the City shall perform such cleaning and charge the costs thereof against the respective properties in accordance with Section 12$ of the �harter oi the City of Clearwater, a s amer.ded. Propertv Owner I�escription Req. No. Mowin,� Est. Mr. I,. T. Heil Lots 2!� and 25 A-254 2.50 ea. Box 295 Block B Martins Ferry, Ohio Crest Lake Park Mr. E. Curtis Earl 3�ats 26 (Less S. 20 ft) A-255 2,50 312 Kings Highway Block B Hoddonfield, I1. J. Crest Lake Park N`,r. Pasquate Gigliotte Lots 27 (Less S. 20 ft) A-256 2,50 ea. 711 IsabelT Road and 2�, Block B Connellsville, Pa. Crest I,ake Park Kennedy and Strickland Lot 6 A-257 3,00 b27 Fark Street Block 10 ClearwatPr, Florida Country Club State Adjustment Co. Lot $ A-25$ 3•00 c�o Carey and Harrison Block 10 St. Petersburg, Fla. Country Club i�1r. Harry W. Brown Lots 11 and 12 A-259 2.50 ea. 17 Alden Place Block 2$ Bronxville, $, N.Y. Mandalay 5ubdiv. Mr. R. G. Key Lot 12 A-26Q 3.00 51$-20 Fla. Nat. Bank B].dg. Block B St. Petersburg, Florida Avondale Maybelle Nehrenst 756 Euclair Avenue Golumbus, Ohio Mr. PauZ H. Reid 1105 Maple Avenue Niagara Falls, N.Y. NIr. Paul J. Chipello 629 Cleveland St. Clearwater, Florida Robert I. I,yon 3947 Jacelyn Street Washington, D.C. Lot '] Block B La Jollo Lats 11 and 12 Block A I,a Jollo Lot 13 Block E Keystone i�ianor Lot l�. •. Block E Keystone Manor A-261 A-252 A-2b3 a-z6�. 3.00 2•50 ea. 2•50 ?.50 e CITY CONIMISSION MEETTNG July �, 1952 (Continuer.i ) Property Owner Description Req. No. Mowin� Est. Margaret Ann Houchard Lot 13 A-265 3.J0 1303 N. Ft. Harrison Block H Clearwater, �'lorida Boulevard Heigh�s �- Mr. J. T. Balch L•ot z A-266 2.50 Box �. Block A R;pley, Miss. I3ay Terrace NIr. Harold F. Lynch Lot 5 A-267 2.50 1536 Roanoke St. Block A Dunedin, Fla. Bay Terrace I,aura M. Chambers Lot 6 A.-2b$ 2.�0 Rt, 14, Box 61�6 Block A Indianapolis, Ind. Bay Terrace i�Iargaret E. MeGaughey Lot 7 A-269 2.50 Box c79G., Univ. Station Block A Gainesville, Florida Bay Terraae Ylilliam G. Millring Lot $ A-270 2,5p 295 Voorhees Avenue Block A Buffalo, N,Y. Bay Terrace Mr. Jack bioss Lots 1 and 2 A-2'71 5.00 $02 IvT. Ft. Harri.son Block A Clearwater, F'lorida La Jolla Dr. Faye F. Russell Lot 11�, Unit 1 A-272 2.50 �unedin, Fla. Russell�s Sub. I�i�,nnie S, r�ngle Lots !�, 5, 13 A-273 9.00 326 - 3rd Avenue S. Palm Bluff, lst St. Petersburg, Florida Addition Charlotte M. Yahn Lot 1 A-27t� 3,00 c�o Tst National Bank Block 11� Olean, NoY. Country Club �. B. Browne Lots $ and 9 A-275 5.00 16301 Shaker Blvd. Block F Shaker Heights 20, Ohio Hillcrest �2 Margaret Lackin Lot 53 A-276 3.00 617 S. "dighland Druid Hills Clearwater, Florida E11is Marples, Jr. Lot 1 A-277 2,�p 506 Birmingham Avenue Unit 1 Norfolk, Vao Russell Donald J. Schuck Lot 10 A-27$ �.50 200 S, Saturn Avenue B1ock A Clearwater, Florida Unit y�2, Skycrest Jack J. Kosky Lot 11 A-279 z.SU 630 Chestnut St. Block A Clearwater, Florida Unit �2, Skycrest PASSED AND ADOPTED BX THE Citp Commission of t;he Gity of Glearwater, Florida, this 21st day of July, A.D, 1952. �s/ Herbert M, Brown Mayor-Commissioner ATTEST: �s/ H. G. Wingo City Auditor and� Clerk . � �