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08/24/1953 , .,'."'J; t, " , :,.. , '. if '.,:;~, ;.!J'" ..'~:; . :,1.,.. . ;'.d~: ;:;,' ~'.c..,' ,:; ',. ,..;1~ i~;.l.' ~:'..,:,;:.~ ~.~, ~~:';;, :,?: ....,..:; r:: :: :.I:~ ~: ~., '";;',"~'C: l,t.' ;;:,i ;;'''~;'''}>'/'''~':;j;~;'\!,:y k. ,,{: / 9 ~1 "fl'.', ',,, . "~l','ii;;i!g~i~: .' 11',' t:','~,<;~er,N;~,(ri;, ' r' " ',' ,. ,;?:,::':i"S ::;, :,/:!' "" ',::, ';: ::::: :,'~t.:',' ';> ~ ~~,.': ,. I' : , ,', ',; "d " . . . ~ ,". ,..,'" " , " .",' . ,., ~ ,,' ',>,' ':~ " . 'i' ":' r t f I I , , , CITY COMMISSION MEETING AUgU8t 24, 1953 The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in special session at City Hall, Monday, August 24, 1953, at 1:30 P.M. with the following members present: Herbert M. Brown Wm. E. Crown, Jr. Jack Russell John W. Bates w. E. Strang, Jr. Also present were: Gerald Weimer G. T. McClamrna Chas. M. Phillips, Jr. Mayor-Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Acting City Manager Chief of Police'""" ..,..,.., .,,~~,~ City Attorney The meeting was called to order by the Mayor. The Acting Manager reported that seven bids had been received for the construction of the sanitary sewer in Pinebrook Highlands Subdivision, Betty Lane Heights Subdivision, part of Pinebrook Subdivision and part of Palm Terrace Subdivision. The bids were read as follows: I I i i I t I' I" , '" , " Huggins Corporation, Sarasota Lawrence-Rutledge, Largo Ewell Engineering Contr. Co., Lakeland D. W. Browning, Daytona Beach Stanfield Constr. Co., Tampa Smith-Sweger Constr. Co., Clearwater W. D. Owens Constr. Co., Clearwater $26,895.60 21,272.00 20,500.15 22,122.00 22,2a9.25 18,227.00 16,240.00 ',' , " . ! , ' , , :, i ".~. \ ': { , ! i I I 1 1 : I I I I , 1 J . i i The City Manager recommended accepting the low bid of W. D. Owens Construction Company at $16,240.00. Commissioner Bates moved that the Manager's recommenda~ tion be accepted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The City Attorney reported that he had received an offer from Mr. Owen Allbritton, attorney for the developers of the part of Betty Lane Heights outside the City limits, to pay $2,000.00 as a deposit to reserve capacitI,in the lift station of the sewer system planned for that area, the remaining i4,OOO.OO to be paid within two years' time or else the $2,000.00 would be forfeited to the City. Mr. Allbritton said that he believed there had been a precedent for such an aetion set in the Skycrest contracts for capacity in the Disposal Plant. Commissioner Strang stated that the difference was in Betty Lane Heights the City would need means to finance the project, in Skycrest they were selling surplus capacity in the Disposal Plant which has already been built. During the discussion. it was brought o~t that the lift station was not included in the foregoing bids. Commissioner Crown moved that the offer be not accepted and that the Commission adopt a policy of requiring payment in full where the property is outside the City limits in advance and before the contract is let. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. Regarding the sewer that is to run north and south of the Charles Street lots, the City Attorney reported that Mr. Sage of the Edgewater Drive Association has requested that the City secure a new easement to run along the north boundary of the lots on Sedeeva Street in Floridena Subdivision instead of using the easement in the rear of the Charles Street lots on that side. Mr. Sage gave as his reason for making the request the fact that there would be considerable hardship to the affected property owners in the removal of hedges, etc. In one instance a fishpool and in another instance a heating system would have to be moved from t~e existing easement. Mr. Sage asked that the Attorney draft an easement dedication and let the Edgewater Drive Association get the necessary signatures. By consent, the City Attorney was instructed to furnish Mr. Sage with the necessary documents and easements for the people to sign. The City Attorney read a report froln the Zoning Board on the request of Mr. James Novotney and other property owners to re-establish the 20 foot set back on both sides of Coronado Drive. The Zoning Board recommended that the request be denied because the Board did not have sufficient time to study the request. the Board feels a change of this sort would adversely affect the entire Zoning Act, and the Board feels that there has not been sufficient publicity to inform the other property owners. The Mayor suggested that if Clearwater Beach Island were ever connected with Belleair Beach by a bridge or causeway it is possible that Coronado would be the street leading to the bridge and additional right-of-way might be needed. Commissioner Bates reported that when the matter came up before the Zoning Board there were sixteen property owners in favor of it and none objecting. Commissioner Crown asked to be excused from the voting on this issue as he had some property in the affected area. Commissioner Bates moved that the Commission take whatever action is necessary to mark this particular area with a twenty foot set back on Coronado Drive from its intersection at its southerly end with Hamden Drive to its intersection with the portion of Gulfview Boulevard which runs east and west immediately north of Coronado Hotel, and have it ready to be voted on at the Special Election, September 15th. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried. Commissioner Crown did not vote. The City Attorney read the Zoning Board's recommendation on the request of Mr. James R. Roberts to designate a strip of property 200 feet deep on the west side of Greenwood Avenue between Woodlawn Street and Kingsley Street as Busines8 zone instead of R-4. The Zoning Board recommended that the request be granted since the opposite side of the street is now zoned as Business. After some discussion. the Mayor suggested that the matter could be taken up as a hardship case and be set up for a Public Hearing. "." .....' i'\'},~~~~~t. . :~, j " ! ',1 ,', ',I , " I . ...~ ""lllo ~, ,}.. ;' .f,.';:}. ',; . ' ~3~Jc1t;,~,i~V~1l:iiii.&2~"'~;"._, , --"""'1 -,,:~)~>;~?:~::..~,'.~,; : '. .:.\,,~ . '1 . . " '~ . " ' ' 3 . ~ I j l :~/~ I ~-~~~'-~---~~-.-....------~-----_.~- . "~ ~~::'l i.~~, );, ;-:".~: t;;:t;,,~t?\~~r.~'i'>:'<\'r1~~~:~~:ry~2f~tL~:~ ,..,,::':~::\,~,~{f2:D:~iiii.~.'fj};:,,':'i'~;'Y' ,'" > ""'>':".'.'; :..:,:'.." ..':~~~:~..0.:: .:",:.,': ":'.'..).'.rX/~:y ~ .' ,:::':;""JI.)7..!)j~./\(;~;:;j , ;. r'~~ :.:r. . , ~, ,.\ -2- CITY CO~~ISSION MEETING August 24, 1953 Commissioner Crown suggested it might be well to increase the set back tor the business property on Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard to provide ror off street parking. Commissioner Bates reported that the laws of the State Hotel Commission whereby the hotels must provide orf street parking for their guests are not being observed. It was suggested that the City Attorney draft an ordinance containing sucn a requirement. The City Attorney said he would like to check recent decisions on off street parking contailled in some ordinances in the State of Florida which have been tested. By consent, the City Attorney was directed to draft such an ordinance and send it to the Zoning Board for their recommendation. It was recommended by the Mayor that the request to include in the referendum a change in zoning from R-l to R-M ror Lots 1, 2 and 3, Block 19, Mandalay Subdivision be handled as a hardship case due to the fact that the request has not been passed on by the Zoning Board. Commissioner Bates reported that the Clearwater Beach Association was ror the change since as the matter stands now the owner cannot rebuild or make any jarnor repairs or alterations to improve the buildings. Commissioner Crown moved in view of lack of publicity and hearing by the Zoning Board that the rezoning of the Towers Hotel property (Lots 1, 2 and 3, Block 19, Mandalay) be deleted from any proposed changes in the coming refer- endum. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The Mayor suggested that the City Attorney start working on the addition to the Sign Ordinance by making a draft that can be submitted to the Zoning Board immediately after the Special Election ir Ordinance 642 is approved in the referendum. "'" ':. ,y-" I'"' ,,' :',' I'.', ; , ! j I j 1 I , i I I 1 I I '1 j J Commissioner Russell reported for the Committee on the Ball Park saying that plans had been prepared by an architect from Nashville who was a specialist in the field and the Committee had had a conference with the architect and approved the plans. The Mayor reported that the Committee recommended that the financing be handled by revenue certificates and that a fiscal agent be employed to handle the financing. He said that Mr. Wendell Spragins had done a good job for Clearwater in the past and he would like to have the Committee authorized to talk over the contract with~. Spragins and have him submit a contract for the Commission's approval, said contract providing if no bonds are sold there will be no fee. The City Attorney recommended that a fiscal agent not be employed but that the bonds be readied for sale by the City through its normal facilities and then have individual bond houses, fiscal agents, etc., asked to submit bids for the revenue certificates on a percentage basis and that no employees be compensated for any fiscal agent's duties. The Mayor estimated the new ball park would cost $300,000.00 and would have a seating capacity of 4,652. The ball park will be located on that part o~ Tract D lying east of Greenwood between Seminole and Palmetto Streets. Commissioner Russell moved that the Mayor appoint a Committee including himself to contact Mr. Sprag ins to see what kind of deal we can make with him in regards to being our fiscal agent. Motion was seconded by Corr~issioner Strang and carried unanimously. The City Attorney reported that there ~re still two pieces of property needed for the Missouri Avenue right-of-way from Court Street to Cleveland Street. He said that Mr. Ray Ulmer, attorney for the Clinton Harvey Estate, had proposed to sell Lot 1, Block 1, W. F. Hughey Subdivision, including two buildings for $2,750.00 and that the City had a prospective sale of one building for $350.00 and the other building for $600.00. He also proposed that the City assume all expenses of the sale including the abstract or title insurance. The City Attorney said Mr. Alfred Marshall, attorney for Carrie Scott and Ruth Brown, heirs of the Randolph Moore Estate, had proposed to sell the north 65 feet of Lot One, or Lot 5, R. H. Padgetts Subdivision or Original Lots 2 and 5, for $1,500.00 cash, the City to agree to move the house on the property to an adjoining lot and to connect the utilities to the house and to assume all expenses of the sale. The City Attorney also reported that Mr. W. R. Kabrich had asked for a meeting with the Committee from the Commission regarding making a counter proposal ror certain parcels of property still not secured for the Missouri right-of-way south of Court Street as condemnation proceedings were beginning. The Mayor appointed Commissioners Bates and Russell to serve on this Committee. By consent, it was agreed that this Committee should consider the offers or the Clinton Harvey Estate and the Randolph Moore Estate also and make a report. Commissioner Crown reported ror the Committee that he had investigated the matter of a proposed limousine service by' C. V. Roberts with the local eab ' companies and found that they were not averse to having the limousine service initiated to the airports if it would remain strictly a limousine service. He said therefore the Committee recommended that the Commission no longer object to the licensing of a limousine service from the airports into Clearwater. By consent, the City Manager was directed to prepare a letter and send it to the Railroad Commission setting forth our thoughts that we endorse a strictly limousine service. '. :.:'.{-~. :'~;;~':~ ~:l'i!~li,' , 1 , .j I I ! ,I j I There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting was adjourned at 4:07 P.M. ~~-/ ayor- omm S8 on ( . ,- ~*'~~~~1~!;=:~:,.,,"._'.'__.'..'.~............." ..:. ~....""c=.,. ........"'..,&~,,;,,:,':.~:..". ....:.,.,.:,.,:..,....."...,~."""'''~~,~~,::~J0~~~;~0~ CITY CC>>IMISSION MEETING August 24., 1953 Mayor-Commissioner Herbert M. Brown Commissioners: Jack Russell, W. E. Crown, Jr. W. E. Strang, Jr., John W. Bates August 21, 1953 Gentlemen: The City Co~i8sion will meet in Special Session in the City Hall Auditorium at 1:30 p.m. on Monday, August 24, 1953, for the purpose ot considering the following: 1. Opening of bids tor construction ot sanitary sewer in Pinebrook Highlands Sub., Betty Lane Heights Sub., part of Pinebrook Sub., and part of Palm Terrace Sub. ,1 t , ~ l~lilt~lt!i ' I" . ""'t,~f." I;,~,/"J.;{~it.t{~;." 1. . ".; "".', yt,,...~,,, :\":iilifIi . It''" I ;..';' .." · , ; , l{'," ' , , ~t ' ~,' . . 2. Acquisition of easement right ot way tor Edgewater Sewer System. 3. Items from Zoning Board: A. Request from James Novatny and delegation requesting building set-back change on Coronada Drive. B. Request of James R. Roberts asking Zoning change of his property on the NW corner ot Woodlawn St. and S. Greenwood Ave. Very. truly yours, 7s/ Gerald B. Weimer GBW:s Acting City Manager __~~~___._________.~___l.________________~___________________~_____~_______________ To: From: Subject: F. C. Middleton - City Manager O. H. Anderson - Sec'y. Zoning Board Request of Mr. James R. Roberts August 21, 1953 At a special meeting of the Zoning Board held Thursday evening, August 20, 195), a motion was made and carried that the request of Mr. James R. Roberts asking that his property on the N.W. corner ot Woodlawn St. and South Greenwood Ave. be changed from the present R4 zoning to Business be granted with the follow- ing recommendation: Change the strip of property 200' deep on the west side ot Greenwood Ave. between Woodlawn St. and Kingsley St. be changed from the present R 4 zoning to Business zoning. The Board is making this recommendation due to the fact that the area on the opposite side of the street is now zoned Business and the zoning of this area to R ~ residential was in error. -~----------~--------------------~-----~---------------~-------------------------~ To: From: Subject: F. C. Middleton - City Manager O. H. Anderson - Sec'y. Zoning Board Request of Mr. James Novatny and Delegation August 21, 1953 At the special meeting of the Zoning Board held Thursday evening, August 20, 1953, a motion was made and carried that the request ot Mr. James Novatny and delegation of property owners (from the south end of Clearwater Beach) requesting that the present 10'0" building set-back line be changed to 20'0" OD both sides of Coronada Drive, be rejected. The Board gave the following reasons for making their decision: 1. Tne Board did not have sufficient time to study the request. 2. The Board feels that a change ot this sort would adversely effect the entire Zoning act. ). Tbe Board feels that the time element would not permit sufficient publicity so that all owners ot property zoned R4 and RM residential, would be made aware of the change. ---------------------~~----------------------~--------~-----------~----------~-~--- � CITY CO�dNiISSTON MEETING August 24, 1953 The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in special session at City Hzll, MQnday, Auguat 21�, 1953, at 1;30 P.M, with the following merabers present: Herber� Ni. Brown Wm. E. Crownr Jr, Jack Russell Jahn W. Bates W. E. Strang, Jr. Also presen� were: Gerald Weimer G. T. McClamma Chas. Ni. Phillips, Jr. Mayor-Commissioner Commissa.oner Commissionsr Comznissioner Commissioner Acting City Manager Chief of Police City Attorney The meeting was called to order by the Mayor. �he acting Manager reported that seven bids had been received for the constructian of the sanitary sewer in Pinebroak Highlands Subdivision, Betty Lane Heights Subdivisi.on, part o�' Pinehrook Subdivision and part af Palm Terrace Subdivision. The bids were re,.d as followst Htaggins Corporation, Sarasota �26,�95.60 Lawrence-Rutledge, Largo 2��z72,pp Ewell Engineering Cnntr. Go., Lakeland 20,500.15 D. W. Bxowning, Daytona Beach 22,122.00 Stanfield Constr. Co., Tamp� 22�2$qo25 Smith-Sweger Constr. Co., Clearwater 1$,227.00 `v1. D.e Owens Constr. Co. , Clearwater 16, 21�0.-00 The City Manager recommended accepting th� low i�id of W. D. Owens Construction Compan� at �16,21�0.00, Commissioner Bates mc,ved that th.e Managert's recommenda= tian be accepted. i�otion was seconded by Coramissioner Rus�ell and carried unanimously. The City Attorney reported that he had received an offer from Mr. Owen Allbritton, attorney for the developers of the part of Betty Lane Heights outside the City limits, to pay �2,000,00 as a deposit �to reserve capaci�y in the lift station of the sewer system planned for that area, the remaining �4,000,00 to be paid within two years� time or else the �2,OOQ.00 would be forfeited to the City. Mr. Allbritton said that he believed there had been a precedent for such an action set in the Skycrest contracts for capacity in the Disposa� Plan�. Commissioner Strang stated that the difference was in Betty Lane Heigh�� tY�e City would need means to finance the project, in 5kycrest they were selling surplus capacity in the Disposal Plant whic� has already been built. During the discussion, it was brought o�zt that the lifb station was not included in the foregr�ing hids, Commissionar Grown moved that the offer be not accepted and that the Commission adopt a policy of requiring payment in full where the property is outside the City limits in advance and be£ore the contract is let. Motion was seconded by Commissianer Strang and carried unanimously. Regarding the sewer that is to run north and south of the Charles Street lo�s, the City Attorney xeported that Mr. Sage o� the Edgewater Drive Association has requested that the City secure a new easement to run along the north boundary of the lots on Sedeeva Street in Floridena Subdivision instead o.£ using the easement in the rear o� the ��harles Street lots on that side. Mr. Sage gave as his reason for making the request the fact that there would be con�iderable hardship to the affected property owners in the removal of hedges, etc, In one instance a fishpool and in another instance a heating system would have to be moved from the existing easement. NIr. Sage asked that the At�orney draft an easement dedication and let tha Edgewater D�ive Association get the necessary signaturea. By consenL, the City Attarney was instructed to furnish Mr. Sage with the necessary documents and easements far tlie people to sign. The Cit� Attorney read a repor� from the Zoning Board on the request of Mr. James Novotney and other property owners to re-establish the 20 fooz set back on both sides of Coronado Drive. The Zoning Board recowmended that the request be denied because the Board did not have sufiicient time te study the request, the Board f.eels a change of this sort would adversely affeot the entire Zoning Act, and the Board feels that there has not been suificient publicity to inform the other property �ivners. The Mayor suggested that if Clearwater Beach Island were ever connected vrith Belleair Seach by a bridge or causeway it is possible that Coronado would be ihe street �eading to the bridge and additio�nal right-of-ivay might be needed. Commissioner Bates repor�ed that when the matter came up before the Zoning Board there were sixteen property owzzers in favor of it and none objecting. Commissioner Crown asked to be excused from the voting on this issue as he had some pr�perty in the affected area. Commissioner Bates moved that the Commission take whatever ac�ion is necessary to mark this particular area with a twenty foot set back on �oronado Drive from its intersection at its sou�herly end with Hamden Drive to its intersection with the portion of Gulfview Boulevard which runs east and west imm2diately north of �oronado Hotel, and have it ready to be voted on at the Special Elec�ion, September 15th. Motion was seconded by Commissioner 5icrang and carried. Commissioner Crown did not vote, The City Attorney read the Zonin� Boardts recommendation on tha request of Mr. James R. Roberts to designate a strip oi property 200 feet deep on �he west side of Greenwood Avenue between Woodlawn Street and Kings],ey Street as Business zone instead of R-1�. The Zoning Board recornrnended that the request be granted since the opposite side of the street is now zoned as Business. After soms discussion, the MaXor suggested that the matter could be taken up as a hardship case and be set up for a Public Hearing. /9� -z- CITY COM�iiI8SI0N MEETING August 24, 1953 Commissioaer Crown s�:ggested it might be well to increase the set back for the busaness property on Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard to provide for off street parking. Cornmissioner Bates reported that the laws of the State Hotel Commission whereby the hotels must provide off street parking for their guzsts are not being observed. It was suggested that the City Attorney draft an ordinance containing such a requirement. The City Attorney said 1-ie would like to check recent decisions on o�'F stree� parking contair.�.3 in some ordinances in the State of Florida which have been � ested. By consent, the Gity Attorney was directed to draft such an ordinance and send it to the Zoning Board for their recommzndation. It was recommended by the Mayor that the request to include in the referendum a change in zoning from R-1 to R-T�I for Lots 1, 2 and 3, Block 19, Mandalay Subdivision be handled as a hardship case due to the f act that the r�quest has not oeen passed o� by the Zoning Board. Comr,iissioner Bates reported that the Clearwater Beach Assoaiation was for the change since as the matter stands now the owner cannot rebuild or make any jamor repairs or alterations to improve the �>--- buildings. Commissioner Grown moved in view of lack of publicity and hearing by the Zoning Board that the rezoning of the Towers Hotel prop�rty (Lots 1, 2 and 3, Block 19, Mandalay) be deleted from any proposed changes in the coming refer- endum. Motion was s econded by Commissioner Russell and c arried unani�nously. The Mayor suggested that the City AtL-orney start working on the additi�on to the Sign �rdinance by making a draft that can be submitted to the Zoning Board immediately after the Special Election if Ordinance 61�2 is approved in the referandum. Commissaoner Russell t•eported for the Committee on the Ball Park saying that plans had been prepared by an architect from Nashville who was a specialist in the fzel@ and the Comrrattee had had a conferercce with the architect and approved the plans. The Mayor repor�ed that the Committee reaommended that ths fivancing be handled by revenue certificates and that a fiscal agent be employed to handle the financing. He said that Mr. 7nTendell Spragins had done a good job for Clearwater in the pasb znd he would like to hav� the Committee authorizsd to talk over the contract with Mr. Spragins and have him submit a contract for the Commission's approval, said contract providing if no bonds ara sold there will be no fee. The City Attorney rzcommended that a fiscal agent not be employed but tha� the bonds be readied for sale by the City through its normal facilities and then hav� individual bond houses, fiscal agents, etco, asked to submit bi.ds for the revenue certificates on a percentage basis and that no employees be compensated for any fiscal agent's duties. The Mayor estimated the new ball park would cost �300,000.00 and would have a seating capacity of L�,652. Tha ba1Z park will be located on that part of Tract I3 iying east of Greenwood between Seminole and Palmetto Strsets. Commissioner Russell moved that the Mayor appoint a Committ�ee incl�ding himself to contact Mr. Spragins ta see what kind of deal we can make with him in regards to being our fiscal agent. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Stranb and carried unanimously. The City Attorney reparted that there are still two pieces of pr�perty needed for the Missouri Avenue right-of-way from Gourt Street to Gleveland Street. He sai� that Mr. Ray Ulmer, attorney for the Clinton Harvey EstatE, had proposed to sell �ot ], Block l, W. F. Hughey Subdivision, including two buildings for �2,750.00 and that the City had a prospectiue sale oi one building for �3$0.00 and the other building �'or �600.00. He also proposed that the City assume all 2xpenses of the s ale including the abstract or title insurance. The City Attorney said Mr. Alfred Marshall, attorne�y for Carrie Scot� and Ruth Brown, heirs of the Randolph Moz�re Estate, had proposed to se�.l the north 65 feet of Lot One, o� Lot 5, R. H. Padgetts Subdivis�on of Ori�zn�l Lots 2 and 5, for �1,50Q.00 cash, the City to agree to move the hoizse on the property t� an adjoining lot and to connect the utxlities to the house and to assume a11 expenses of the sale. The City AL-torney also reparted that Mr. W. R. Kabrich had asked for a mseting with the Committee from the Commission regarding making a counter proposal fa� cprtain parcels of property stili not secured for the Missouri right-of-way south of Court Street as condemnation proceedings were beginning, The Mayor appoin�ed Commissioners Bates and Russell to serve qn this Gommittee. By consent, it was agreed that this Committee should consider the offers of the Clinton Harvey Estats and the Randolph Moore Estate alsa and make a report, Commissioner Crocvn reported for the Cnmmittee �hat he had investigated the matter of a proposed limousine service by'(�. V. Roberts with the local cab companies and faund that they were not averse to having tlis limousiile service initiated tp the airports if it would remaa.n stricL-ly a limousine service. He said therefore the Committee recommended that the Commission no longer objec� to the licensing �f a limousin� service from the airports into Clearwater. By consent, the City Manager was directed to prepare a letter and send itc �o the Railroad Commission setting forth our thoughts that we endorse a �tric�ly limousine service. There �eing no further business i�o eome �iefore the Board, tYae meeting was adjourned at 1�:n7 P.�. Ir.:��� � ��C� . . . � . . Attest: � � City Auditor nd Clerk � CITY CQMMISSION I�IEETING .August 24, 1953 ri�Iayor-Commissioner I�erbert M. Broam Commissioners: Jack Russell, W. E. Cros,m, Jr. W. E. Strang, Jr., John W. Bates Gentlemen: August 21, 1953 The City Commission will meet in Special Session in the City Hall Audi�orium at 1:,�0 p.m. on Monday, August 2l�, 1953, for the purpoae o�' considering tkxe follo�+i:ng: l. Opening of bids £or construction oi sanitary sewer in Pinebrook Highlands Sub., Betty Lane Heights Sub., part af Pinebrook Sub., and,part of Palm Tesrac� Sube �sca: s 2. Acquisition of easement right of way for Edgewater Sewer System. 3. Items from Zoning Board; A. Request from dames Novatny and delegation requesting building set-back change on Coronada Drive. B. Request of James R. Rober�s asking Zoning change of his property on the NW corner of Woodlawn St. and S. Greenwood Ave. Verp truly yours, �s� Gerald B. Weimer Acting City Manager august 21, 1953 To: F. C. Middleton - City Manager From: 0. H. An3ergrn - Seety. Zoning Board Subject: Re�uest of s�r. James R. Roberts At a special meeting of the Zoning Board held Thursday evening, August 20, 1953, a motian was made and carried that the request of N�r. James R. Ro�erts asking that his propertq on the N.W. corner of Woodlawn St. and South Greenwood Ave. be changed from the present Rl� zc�ning ta Business be granted with the follo�r- ing recommendation: Change the strip og property 200' deep on the west side og Greenwood Ave. between Woodlawn St. and Kingsle3r St. be changed from the present R y. zonin� to Business zoning. The Board is making this recommendation due to the fact that the area on the opposite side of �he street is now zoned Business and the zoning of �his area to R 4 residential was in error. August 21, 1953 To: F. C. Middleton � City Manager Fram: 0. H. Anderson - Sec�y: Zoning Board Subject: Re�ues� of Mr. James �Iova�ny and Delegation At the s�ecial mee�ing of the Zoning Board held Thursdag� evening, August 20, 1953, a motion v�as made and carried that �he request of Mr. James Novatny and cielegation of propertg� owners (from the sou�h end of Clearwa�er Beaoh) requesting that the present 10'Ott building set-back line be changed to 20°OTM on both sides of Coronada Drive� be rejected. The Board gavs the follows,ng reasons for making their decision: l. The Board did not have sufficient �ime �o study the request... 2. The Board feels that a change of this sort would adversely effec� ths entire Zoning act. 3. The Board feel.s that the time element wauld not pormit sufficient pubiicity so that a11 oe�ners o� proparty zoned Hl�. and RM residential, would be made aware of �he change.