10/05/1953
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October 5, 1953
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The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at City
Hall, Monday, October 5, 1953, at 1:30 P.M. with the following members present:
w. E. Crown, Jr.
Jack Russell
W. E. Strang, Jr.
John W. Bates
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
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Mayor-Commissioner
Also present were:
F. C. Middleton
Chas. M. Phillips
G. T. McClalnma
S. Lickton
City Manager
City Attorney
Chief of Police
City Engineer
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The meeting was called to order by the City Attorney in the absence of the
Mayor. The invocation was given by Reverend Robert E. Coleman, Jr., o~ the First
Christian Church, Clearwater. Commissioner Bates moved that Commissioner Crown
be appointed Mayor pro-tem due to Mayor Brown's absence. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Bates moved that the minutes of the regular meeting of September
21st be approved in accordance with the copies furnished each member in writing.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously.
The City Manager submitted a tabul~tion of bids received for propane for one
year and recommended acceptin~ the low bid of Shell Oil Company at $ .0924 per
gallon f.o.b. Clearwater. Commissioner Russell moved that the City Manager's
recommendation be approved and that the bid be ~iven to Shell Oil Company.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously.
The City Engineer presented the proposed plans for the Negro Swimming Pool
which included a bath-house and a well to supply the pool. He explained that this
would be a 25 meter pool, 42 feet wide. He estimated that the pool would cost
$20,000.00, the building and the new well would cost approximately $32,000.00 or
a total of $52,000.00. The City Manager suggested that the Mayor appoint a
Committee of the entire Commission to meet with Mr. Richards and bring the matter
back for formal approval at the next meeting. Commissioner Bates moved that the
Commission as a whole discuss these plans with Mr. Richards and with representa-
tives from our colored citizens and that they report back for formal approval at
a later meeting. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried
unanimously.
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Regarding the proposed road to lead from Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard to the
Skycrest Disposal Plant, the City Manager reported that it was the recommendation
of the Engineer to put the shell and fill in now and let it pack and settle, then
sometime later put on the hard s\~face. Commissioner Bates moved the approval
of the work order for $3,600.00 for the road from Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard to the
Skycrest Sewage Plant. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried
unanimously.
The City Attorney presented a statement from Mr. W. R. Kabrich for $300.00
for his services to date as Right-of-Way Agent for Missouri Avenue and Coachman
Heights Replat. Commissioner Bates moved the approval of I~. Kabrich's statement.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. The Clerk
was instructed to write a letter to Mr. Kabrich expressing appreciation for his
services.
The report of the Co~nittee on the application of Mr. George R. Landsaw to
secure a license to conduct a sight-seeing tour in the City of Clearwater was
deferred to the next meeting since the Committee had not been able to contact Mr.
Landsaw.
The City Attorney read a letter from the Clearwater Beach Association
expressing appreciation for the manner in which the City workers handled the
problem of disposing of the dead fish left on the Beach from the "Red Tide".
By consent, the letter was accepted with thanks. Commissioner Strang pointed
out that it was reported that more "Red Tide" fish had been sighted offshore and
inquired if the City Manager needed more emergency funds. The City Manager
replied that the original $1,000.00 emergency fund for that purpose had been
used up. Commissioner Strang moved that a work order in the amount of $2,000.00
for use in this work be approved. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and
carried unanimously.
Commissioner Bates reported that oil is wa~hing up on Clearwater Beach again
and suggested that the Commission take some actlon to try to get an Act making
the shipping companies responsible for damage done when oil is dumped from the
oil tankers and barges and washes in on the beaches. The City Attorney said he
had a letter from Senator Holland indicating the Senator would like to be advised
of any recurrence of these oil deposits on the beaches so that he could have
draf~ed an amendment to the Oil Pollution Act to present to the Senate in JAnuary
of 195i.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
October 5, 1953
Commissioner Bates reporting ~or the Committee investigating the possibility
of purchasing Tract A, Replat of Jones Resub, which lies immediately north or the
Belmont playground and is owned by Ella H. Sams, stated that the price bein~ asked
is entirely too hieh and recommended that the offer be rejected. Commissioner
Strang moved that the Committee's report be approved. r-totion was seconded by
Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney read a letter from Mr. Harold Colee of the Florida State
Chamber or Commerce reporting that the minutes of the Industrial Development
Clinic held at Orlando on Au~ust 27th would be sent to the City Manager if and
when they are made available ~or distrib\ltion. The Mayor said no action was
necessary on the letter.
Item I, Report by Committee on N.E. Cleveland and Drew Street, Gulf Oil
Property, was deferred pending a reply from the Gulf Oil Company of Atlanta.
Regarding Skycrest Terrace Subdivision, the City Manager reported that the
drainage had been worked out so that it would drain to the east and to the north,
also that the balance of pavinr" curbing, drain8ge, street specifications, etc..
meets the requir'ements of Ordin;jnce 632. He t.herefore recommended that the plat
of Skycrest Terrace be approved. It WRS su~gested by the Commissioners that a
time lirnit of six months be inserted in the contract so that the improvements be
made within that time. Co.~issioner Bates moved that the plat of Skycrest
Terrace Subdivision be approved subject to the proper details being worked out
to the satis~action of the City M8na~er and the City Attorney as to safeguarding
the desirable improvements agreed to. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang
and carried unanimously.
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The continuation of the Public Hearin~ was announced by the Mayor on the
hardship application o~ Mr. and Mrs. ~mory C. Fluichbough, Mrs. Edit~ Schults,
and George J. Mottor, owners of Lots 105, 106, 107, 108 and 109, Lloyd-White-Skinner
Subdivision, to change the zoning o~ these lots from R-l to R-4. The City Attorney
read the recomnendation of the Zonin~ Board which was that the request be denied
since change of zoning should be done by referendum. He reported that two
telegrams had been received from Mr. A. N. Notopolous, adjoining property owner,
protesting the change. He also read a letter from Mr. G. W. Tolin, owner of Lot
111 and the north half of Lot 112 which showed that Mr. Tolin was in favor of
the change as he wished to build a duplex. Mr. Krentzman reported that his client,
Miss Ann Dolezal, owner of Lot 110, was opposed to the change. Mr. H. H. Baskin,
Jr., attorney for the petitioners, nr~ued that the property was in an area which
is predominately zoned as R-4. Commi~sioner Bates moved that the Commission having
studied this area -- our recommend3tion is that it not be rezoned under the hardship
application or other use permitted by one or two or three or four lots but that if
action is taken it be done on the easterly half (of the block) and thAt the Zoning
Board be requested to review it again on the basis of this study and give us their
opinion as to what action they wouln recommend and the City Attorney to instruct
them as to whether or not that is a valid use of the hardship application.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously.
The Mayor described the propos81 of Mr. Amos G. Smith and Mr. Wm. L. Coon to
rent the J.C. Building, now being used by the Senior Chamber of Commerce and to
remodel and construct at a cost of $75,000.00 a freshwater, Olympic type swimming
pool, equipped to provide year-round temperature control, to be open to the public
and operated as a public swimming pool. He explained that the proposal included
a provision to construct, maintain and police toilets for the ~eneral public, and
in addition there will be a bath house and facilities for the sale and rental of
beachwear and some form of a li~ht refershment stand. Mr. Coon submitted a sketch
of the proposed project. After some discussion, the Mayor suggested that the
Commission consider the proposal and set Monday, October 19th, as a time limit
for any other proposals to be submitted and to instruct the City Manager to make
up a formal legal advertisement of the project. CommisSioner Bates moved that the
Commission accept these plans and proposal and that we set our next regular meeting
as the date for accepting other proposals and taking action on them, and that in
the meantime, other necessary steps will be taken such as the publicity, the action
of the Chamber o~ Commerce, and do all the things necessary so we can move speedily
to accept or reject this proposal. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and
carried unanimously.
The City Manager presented a Resolution to have 2~ property owners clean
their lots of weeds and underbrush. Commissioner Strang moved that the Resolution
be adopted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously.
The Mayor requested a motion ~o approve the transfer of $40,000.00 from the
Cigarette Tax Fund to the General Fund. Commissioner Strang moved that
$40,000.00 be transferred rrom the Cigarette Tax Fund to the General Fund.
~lotion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Bates reporting for the Tax Settlement Committee recommended
that the offer of Mr. C. A. Clayton o~ $500.00 to settle the taxes on Lots 7-18,
inclusive, Block G, Lakeview Heights, be accepted. Commissioner Bates moved that
the offer be accepted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried
unanimously.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
October 5, 1953
The City Attorney read a letter from Mr. A. T. Cooper, Jr., attorney f"or Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Latimer, requesting that the Latimers be permitted to put an
addition on their existing building which is located on leased City property
located on Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard near the west entrance to Courtney Campbell
Causeway. COI~lissioner Bates moved that the matter be approved subject to the
approval of" the persons representing the State. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Russell. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners Bates, Russell and Crown voted
"Aye". Commissioner Strang did not vote. Motion carried.
The City Attorney reported that he had received a counter-proposal from Mr.
Alfred Marshall, attorney for the heirs of the Randolph Moore Estate, to the effect
that his client would like the City to pay $300.00 for the lot plus conveyance of
a portion of the Harvey property (which the City is buying) plus $450.00 for
moving the house. The City's previous offer was $600.00 for the property and an
allowance of $450.00 for movine the house. It was the opinion of the Con~ission
that it might be better to buy the land without trading and keep the portion of
the Harvey property which would adjoin the new ri~ht-of-way of Missouri Avenue.
Commissioner Strang moved that this matter of the property of Carrie Scott be
referred to the Real Estate Committee and the City Attorney for disposal with
power to buy this property at a figure not exceBdin~ $1,500.00. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously.
The City Manager requested approval of a work order for $300.00 for plaster-
ing the walls of the room in the Marina where the "Hall of Fishes" is to be located.
Commissioner Bates moved the approval of a work order to plaster the two walls
of the room to be used for the fish exhibit in the Marina Building. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney submitted a statement for his s~rvices in the amount of
$450.00 in connection with the Bilbrey case and suggested it be made subject to
Mayor Brown's approval. Commissioner Bates moved that the statement be approved
subject to the Mayor's approval. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and
carried unanimously.
The Commission now adjourned as the City Commission and acting as Trustees
of the Pension Fund on a motion by Commissioner Strang, which was seconded by
Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously, admitted Juanita Chesson, Clerk in
the Gas and Water Department, Frank Mitchum and Douglas Gray, Laborers in the
Public Service Department, into membership in the Pension Plan.
There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting was
adjourned at 4:00 P.M.
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October 5, 1953
October 2. 1953
Mayor-Commissioner Herbert M. Brown
Co~~issioners: W. E. Crown. Jr., Jack Russell
W. E. Strang. Jr., John W. Bates
Gentlemen:
The Regular Meeting of the City Commission will be held in the City Hall
Auditorium on Monday, October 5, 1953, at 1:30 p.m. Items listed on the attached
agenda will be discussed at this time.
Very truly yours.
/s/ F. C. Middleton
City !11anager
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Agenda - City Commission Meeting of October 5. 1953
City Hall Auditorium
1:30 p.m.
Invocation, Reverend Robert E. Coleman, Jr., First Christian Church.
Approving the minutes of the Re~ular Meeting of September 21, 1953.
Tabulation of bids for Propane vontract.
Continuation of Public Hearing with reference to Hardship Case of Mr. and Mrs.
Emory C. Fluichbough, Mrs. Edith Schults, and George J. Mottor under the
Zoning Ordinance for multiple residential units on Lots 105, 106, 107.
108 and 109, Lloyd-White-Skinner Sundivision.
Commission's consideration of:
A. Plans for Negro Swimming Pool.
B. Proposed road from Gulf to Bay Blvd. to Skycrest Sewage Treatment Plant.
C. Letter and statement from Mr. W. R. Kabrich regarding Missouri Avenue
rights of way.
D. Application from George R. ~andsaw to secure license to conduct
sight seeing tour in City of Clear\'later.
Letter of commendation from Clearwater Beach Association.
Committee report on Belmont Playground Parking Area.
Letter from the Florida State Chamber of Commerce.
Work Order to cover plastering of room at Marina.
Report by Committee on N. E. Cleveland and Drew Street Gulf Oil
Property.
J. Property in Skycrest Subdivision to be annexed. (Unit #9).
K. Property in Skycrest Terrace Subdivision to be annexed.
L. Letter from Smitn and Coon with reference to leasing beach property.
Utility Improvements.
Lot Mowing Applications.
Any item not on the agenda will be considered with the consent of the
Corrunission.
Adjournment
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29th Sept. 53
To the Hon. Mayor, City Commissioners &
City Manager
Clearwater, Fla.
Gentlemen:
At a special meeting of the Board of Directors of this Association this noon
it was unanimously agreed that a letter of appreciation and praise be dispatched
to you.
At no previous similar devastating period has the city responded and carried
out such a huge emergency task as have our Clearwater officials and workers during
the past week in their efforts to clear our beaches of the red tide fish.
From the workers who had to endure the stench of the dead fish up to those
who supervised and directed the work, you all merit unstinted praise and the
thanks of all the people in the city.
Respectfully.
/s/ G. D. Curtis, President
Clearwater Beach Association
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September 18. 1953
Dear Mr. Middleton
Your letter of September 16 to President Brown regarding the minutes of the
Industrial Development Clinic held at Orlando on August 27 has come to my desk.
As you know, we co-sponsored the Clinic with the State Council for Industry
and Commerce. The minutes have been sent to the Secretary of the Council, at
Tallahassee, and it is our understanding they will decide the latter part of next
.week what handling will be given them. In the event distribution is made, we shall
see.to it that you receive a copy.
With warm personal regards, I
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s~C7erelY yours,
(s Harola Colee, Executive Vice President
Florida State Chamber ot Commerce
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CITY C~ISSION MEETING
October 5, 1953
City Commission
City of Clearwater
P. O. Box 1348
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
September 2g. 1953
I am the owner of lots 111 and the north half of 112, Lloyd-White-Skinner
Subdivision, Clearwater Beach. I am informed that you will hold a hearing
regarding a change in zoning restrictions from R-l Single Family Residence
Area to Unit Dwelling Residence Area. Naturally I am concerned and heartily
endorse the change to permit Multiple Unit Dwellin~s. It was my understanding at
the time I purchased this lot that I would be permitted to build a duple~) if I so
desired. It is the writer's intention to make his permanent home in Clearwater
and I had expected to build a duplex on the lot for my residence and rental
purposes.
I shall appreciate your favorable consideration to this change.
Sincerely,
/s/ G. W. Tolin
12th Floor American Bldg., Cincinnati, O.
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City Manager
City of Clearwater
Clearwater, Florida
Dear Sir:
October 5, 1953
This office represents Frank H. Latimer and Helene E. Latimer, his wife, ~o have
leased from the City a certain parcel of property located on Gulf to Bay Boulevard.
Mr. and Mrs. Latimer hold a lease dated November 1, 1952, as amended by instrument
dated 17th of July 1953.
The Latimers desire to put an addition on the existing building. This addition
will be 26 feet wide and 45 feet long and is to be located immediately north of
the existing building. The construction will be of the same type as the existing
building. I am attaching the floor plan of the addition, together with a sketch
of the location upon the property in question.
According to the terms of the original lease, the Latimers must first obtain
approval of the City before constructing additions. Will you please take this
up with the City Commissioners at the earliest opportunity.
If there is any further information you desire, please let me know at once.
Very truly yours,
/s/ A. T. Cooper, Jr.
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Honorable City Commissioners
'Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
September 21, 1953
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby
notified that Juanita Chesson, Clerk in Gas and Water Department, has been duly
examined by a local physician and designated by him as a "first class" risk.
The above employee began her service with the City on February 9, 1953. She
is under 45 years of age and meets the requirements of our Civil 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
/5/ Paul Kane, Chairman
/s/ Helen Peters
/5/ Dick Nelson
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Honorable City Commissioners
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
September 25, 1953
As Trustees of the City or Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby
notified that Frank Mitchum, Laborer in Public Service Department, has been duly
examined by a local physician and designated by him as a "first classn risk.
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October 5, 1953
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The Above employee began his service with the City on March 9, 1953. He is
under 45 years of age and meets the requirements of our Civil Service. It is
hereby recolrunended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership.
Very truly yours,
Advisory Committee of the Employees' Pension Fund.
Is/ Paul Kane, Chairman
/s/ Helen Peters
/s/ Dick I\elson
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September 21, 1953
HonorRble City Commissioners
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby
notified that Douglas Gray, Laborer in the Public Service Department, h~s been
duly examined by a local physician and desienated by him as a "first class" risk.
The above employee be~an hjs service with the City on February 3, 1953. 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
/sl Paul Kane, Chairman
/s! Helen Peters
/5/ Dick Nelson
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RESOLUTION
WHEREAS: it has been determined by the City 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 50, the City should clean such property and charge the costs
thereof against the respective yroperty.
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 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 comply with said
notice, the City shall perform such cleanins and charge the costs thereof against
the respective properties in accordance with Section 12$ of the Charter of the
City of Clearwater, as amended.
Name
Description
Cost
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F. F. Stone
15528 Norway Ave.
Cleveland, Ohio
Rudolph D. Wasche
343 Gul~view Blvd.
Clearwater, Florida
vim. F. Oberhuber
4103 Chestnut St.
Philadelphia, Pa.
William P. Spettel
310 S. Duncan
Clearwater, Florida
Thomas St. Carter
31 Ann St.
Morristown, N.J.
Charles L. Haas
4240 Jackson Blvd.
Chicago, Ill.
George F. Bigby
:Anderson, S.C.
D. J. Raye
City of Clearwater
Clearwater, Florida
William Ringenoldus
131 N. 88th St.
Wauwatosa, Wise.
Richard F. Ott
2341 S. 19th Ave.
Maywood, Ill.
Sigmund Fraund Estate
c/o Helen Weber
310 Lincoln Ave.
Clearwater, Florida
Josephine Kubin,'
1411 E. Druid Rd.
Clearwater, Florida
w 5 Acres of NE~ of Nwk of
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Lot 11
Block F, Unit 4
Skycrest
Lot 7
Block B
Boulevard Pines
Lot 3, Block A, Unit A
Skycrest
Lot 4, Block A, Unit A
Skycrest
4.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
4.00
Lot 16, Block B
LaJolla
Lots 28 through 35 Inc.
Block F, Navajo Park
Lots 8 and 9, Block E
Navajo Park
Lot g
Palm Bluff Sub.
Lot 5, Block 49
r~andalay
Lot 4, Block 13
Country Club Add.
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4.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
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Block 16
Magnolia Park
5.00
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
October 5, 1953
(Continued)
Address
Lot 5, Block F, Unit 7
Skycrest
Lots 47 and 48
Belmont Subdiv.
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida,
this 5th day of October, A.D. 1953.
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Donald Alvord
St. Petersburg, Florida
Lillian Whitledge
Whitledge Hotel
Clearwater, Florida
B. P. Hicks
Iw1arisol Hotel
Tampa, Florida
Donald Alvord
St. Petersburg, Florida
A. & W. Glads
Clearwater, Florida
George F. Petreanos
179 Grand Avenue
Newton Center, ~ass.
Isador Zitton
1520 Laura St.
Clearwater, Florida
Charles I. Rutenberg, et al
142 N. Central Ave.
Chicago, Ill.
Anthony Hurgarella
1256 Eldridge St.
Clearwater, Florida
R. W. Cadwell
5030 Arlington St.
Rockford, Ill.
James Tsacrios
207~ Vine Avenue
Clearwater, ~lorida
Stanley L. Salceies
1104 S. Ft. Harrison
Clearwater, Florida
Wm. McClaren Garper
512 Franklin St.
Clearwater, Florida
ATTEST:
/s/ H. G. Wingo
City Auditor and Clerk
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Lots 41 and 42
Belmont ~ubdiv.
Lot 1, Block J, Unit 7
Skycrest
Lot 2, Block J, Unit 7
Skycrest
Lot 6, Block F, Unit 4
Skycrest
Lot 1, Block E Unit 5
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Skycrest
Lot 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Block E,
Skycrest Unit 5
Lot 7, tllock l!;, Unit 5
Skycrest
Lot 3, Block A, Unit 7
Skycrest
Lot 2, Block B
Avondale Subdivision
Cost
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6.00
6.00
5.00
5.00,
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4.00.
20.00
4.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
Lot 11, Block 0, Unit 3
Skycrest
Lot 11, block E, Unit 4
t)kycrest
/s/ Herbert M. Bro\~
Mayor-Commissioner
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GTTY CONIMISSIQN MEETING
October 5, 1953
The City Commission of the City o£ ClearViater met in regular session at City
Hall, Monday, October 5, 1g53, at 1:3� P.M. with �he following members present:
W. E, Crown, Jx,
Jack Russell
W. E. Stran�,, Jr.
John W. Bates
Absent:
Herbert M. Brown
Also present Vrere:
F. C. Middleton
Chas. M. Phillips
G. T. McClamma
S. Lickton
Commissioner
Commissiorer
Commissioner
Commissioner
Mayor-Commxssioner
City Manager
City Attorney
Chief of Police
�ity Engineer
The meeting was called to order by the City Attorney in the absence of the
Mayor. The invocation was given by Reverend Robert E. Coleman, Jr., o£ r,he First
Christian Church, Clearwater. Commissioner Bates moved that Commissioner Crown
be appointed Mayor pro-tem due to Mayor Brovm's absence. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously,
Commissioner Bates moved that the minutes o£ the regular meeting of September
21st be approved in accordance with the copies furnished each member in writing.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously.
The City Manager submitted a tabulation of bids received for propane for one
year and recommanded accepting the �e��v bid of Shell Oil Gompany at �.0924 per
gallon f.o.b. Glearwater, Cowmissioner Russell moved that the City Managerts
recommendation be approved and that the bid be given to Shell 0�1 Company.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously.
The City Engineer presented the proposed plans for the I�egro 3wimming Pool
which included a bath-house and a well to supply the pooL He explained th�t this
would be a 25 meter pool, 1�2 feet wide. He estimated that the pool would cost
"�20,00�.00, the building and the new well would cost approximately �32,000.00 or
a total of �52,OOO.CO. The City Manager suggested that the Mapor appoint a
Committee of the entire Commission to meet with Mr. Richards and bring the matter
back for forma], approval at the next meeting. Commissioner Bates moved that the
Commission as a whol,e discuss these �lans with Mr. Richards anc: •rrith representa-
tives from owr colored citizens and �hat they report back for formal approval at
a later meeting. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried
unanimously.
Regarding the proposed road to lead �rom Gulf-ta-Bay Boulevard to the
Skycrest Disposal Plant, the City Manager reported that it was the recommendation
of the Engine�r to put the shell and fill in now and let i� pack and settle, then
sometime later put on the hard surface, Comm:issioner Bates moved the approval
of the work order for �3,6o0.Q0 for the road from Gulf-to-Bay Boul.evard to the
Skycrest Sewage Plant. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried
unanimously.
The Cit� Attorney presented r� statement from Mr. W. R. Kabrich ior �300.00
for his services to date as Right-�f-L�Jay Agent for Missouri Avenue and Coachman
Heights Replat. Commissioner Bates moved the approval of Mr. Kabrich's statement.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimou.sly, The Clerk
was instructed to vrrite a letter to Mr. Kabrich express,ing appreciation for his
services.
The report of the Committee on the application of Mr. George R. I�andsaw to
secure a license to conduct a sioht-seeing tour in the City of Clearwater was
deferred to the next meeting since the Committes had not been able to contact Mr.
Landsaw.
The City Attorney read a letter from the Clearwater Beach Association
expressing appreciation for the manner in which the City workers handled the
probl.em of disposing of the dead fish left on the Beach irom the t�Red Tide�T.
By consent, the letter was accept�d with thanks. Co�runissioner Strang pointed
out that it was reported that more ttRed Tidett fish had been sighted of£shore and
inqui��ed if the Gity Manager needed more emergency funds. The City Manager
replied that the original �1,000.-00 emergency fund for that purpose had been
used up. Commissioner Strang moved th�t a work orr�er in the amount o£ �2,0OO.OG
for use in this work be approved. Motion was seconded by Commiss9.oner Russell and
carried unanimously.
Cnmmissioner Bates reported that oil is washing up on Clear�rater Beach auain
and suggesied �hat the Commissinn take some action to try to �et an Act making
the shipping companies responsible for damage done when oil is dumped from the
oil tankers and barges and washes in on �he beaches. The City Attorney said he
had a letter from Senatpr Hnlland indicating the Senator would like to be advised
of any recurrence of these oil deposits on the beaches so that he could have
drafted an amendment to the Oil Pollution Act to present to the Senate in January
oi 1954.
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CITY COMI�ISSION MEETING
October 5, 1953
Commissioner Bates reporting for the Committee investigating the possibility
of purcha.sing Tract A, Replat of Jones Resub, which lies immediately north of tlie
Belmont playground and is owned by E].la H. Sams, stated that the price bein,� asked
is entirely too high and recommended that the offer be rejected. Commissi.oner
Strang moved that the Committee's report be approved. Mo�ion was seconded by
Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously.
�- The City Attorney read a letter from Mr. Harold C'olee of the Florida State
Chamber of Commerce repor4ing that t:ne minutes of the Industrial Development
Clinic held at Orlando on August 27th would be sent to the City Manager if and
when they are made available for distribution. The Mayor said no action was
necessary on the le.tter.
Item I, Report by Gommittee on N.E, Cleveland and Drew Street, Gulf Oil
Property, was deferred pending a reply from �he Gulf Oil Company of Atlanta.
Regarding Skycrest Terrace Subdivision, the City l�anager reported that the
drainage had been worked out so that it would drain to the east and to the north,
also that the balance of paving, curbing, drainage, street specifications, etc.y
meets the requirements of Ordinance 632. He therefore recommended that the plat
of Skycrest Terrace be approved. It was su;�ested by tlie Co�amissioners tiiat a
time limit of six months be inserted in the contract so that the improvemPnts be
made within that time. Co�:nnissioner Bates moved that the plat of 5kycrest
Terrace Subdivision be approved subject to the proper details being worked out
to the satisfaction of the City Manager and the City Attorney as to safeguarding
�he desiralale improvements agreed to. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang
and carried unanimously.
The continuation of the Public Hearing was announced by the iUfayor on the
hardship agplicatior_ of Mr, and i1rs. Lr:lory C. Fluichbough, Mrs. Edith Schults,
and George J. Mottor, owners o.f Lots 105, 106, 107, 10$ and 109, L1oyd-Whit2-Skinner
Subdivision, to change the zors:in� af these lots from R-1 to R-4. The City At�orney
read the reco�rnendation of the Zonin� Board which was that the request be denied
since c:�ange of zoning should l�e done by referendum. He repori;ed that two
telegrams had been received from Mr. A< N. ATotopolous, adjoining property owner,
pro�esting the chanoe. He also read a lztter from Mr. G. W. Tolin, owner of Lot
111 and the north half of Lot 112 tahich sh�wed that Mr. Tolin was in favor of
the change as he «ished to build a duplex. Mr. Krentzrnan r eported that his client,
Miss Ann Dolezal, owner of Lot 110, was opposed to the change. 1Kr. H. H. Baskin,
Jr., attorney for the petitioners, ar�ued that the property was in an area whicl2
is predominateZy zoned as R-�.. Cor�missioner Bates moved that the Commission having
atudied this area -- our recommendation is that it not be rezoned under the hardship
application or other use permitted by one or two or three or four lots but that if
action is taken it be done on the easterly half (of the block) and that the Zoning
Board be requested to review it again on the laasis of this study and �ive us their
opinion as ta what action they would recommend and the City Attorney to instruct
them as to whether or not t�zat is a valid use of the hardship appli�ation.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner 5tran� and carried unar.imously.
The 1'Iayor described the proposal of Mr. Amos G, Smith and Mr. Wm. L. Coon to
rent ths J.C. �uilding, now beir_� used by the Senior Chamber of Commerce and to
remodel and construct at a cost of �p75,000.00 a freshwater, Olympic type swimming
pool, equipped to provide year-round temperature control, to be open to the public
and operated as a public swimming pool. Fie explained ihat the proposal included
a provision to construct, maintain and palice toile�s for the aeneral public, and
in addi�ion there will be a bath house and facili�ies f or the sale and rental of
beachwear and some form of a light refershment stand. Mr. Coon submitted a sketch
of the praposed project. A£ter some discussion, the Mayor suggested that the
Commission consider the proposal and set Monday, October 19th, as a time limit
fqr any other proposals to be submitted and to instruct th� City �anager to make
up a formal legal advertisement; af the project. Commissioner Bates moved that the
Commission acce�t these plans and Proposal and that we set our next regular meetir_g
as �he date for accepting other proposals and taking action on them, and that in
the meantime, other necessary steps will 'oe taken such as the publicit,y, the action
of the Chamber. of Commerce, and do all the things necessary so we can,move speedily
to accept or reject this proposal. biotion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and
carried unanimous3.y.
The City Manager presented a Resolution to l�ave 21� property o�,mers clean
their lots of weeds and underbrush. Commissianer Strang mov�ed that the Resolution
be adopted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carrzed unanimously.
The Mayor requested a motion,to approve the transfer of �40,000.00 from the
Cigarette Tax Fund ta the General Fund. Commissioner Strang moved tha�
��.0,000.00 be transferred from the Cigarette Tax Fund to the General Fund,
Motion was seconded by Comrr,issioner Russell and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Bates reporting for the Tax Settlement Committee recommended
that the ofier of A'Ir, C. A. Clayton of �500.00 to settle the taxes on Lots 7-1$,
inclusive, Block G, Lakeview Hei�hts, be accepted. Commissioner Bates moved that
the offer �ae accepted. i�Iotion was seconded Y�y Com�nissioner Strang and carried
unanimously.
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CITY COP�IIvIISSION MEETING
October 5, 1953
The City Attorney r ead a letter from Mr. A. T. Cooper,. Jr., attorney for Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Latimez�, requesting that the Latimers be permitted to put an
addition on their existing building which is loeated on leased City praperty
located on Gu1f-to-Bay Boulevard near the west entrance to Courtney Campbell
Causeway. Coi�,missioner Bates moved �hat the matter be ap���ved subject to the
approval of the persons representing the StaLe. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Russell. Upon the vote being �aken, Commissioners Bates, Russell and Crown voted
"AyeTT. Commissioner Straz�g did not vote. Motion carried.
The City Attorney reported that he had recsived a counter-proposal from Mr.
Alfred i�iarshall, attorney for the heirs of the Randolph Moore Estate, to the effect
that his client would like the City to pay �300.00 for the lot plus conveyance of
4 portion of the Harvey property (which the City is buying) plus �p�.50.00 for
mo:in� the house. The Cityts previous offer was �600.00 for the property and an
allowance of �1+50.00 for moving the house: It was the opinion of the Cornmission
that it might be bet�er to buy the land without trading and keep the portion of
the Harvey property which would adjoin the new right-of-i:*ay of Missouri Avenue.
Commissioner Strang moved that this matter of the property of Carrie Scott be
referred to the Real Estate Gommittee and the City Attorney for disposal with
power to buy this property ai: a fi�ure not exceeding �1,500.00. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously.
The'City N:ana;er requested approval of a work order for �300.GO for glaster-
ing the wa�ls of the room in the i�arina where �he ��Hall of Fishes" is to be located.
Commissioner Bates moved the approval of a work order to plaster the tvro walls
oi the raom to be used for the fish exhibit in the Marina Buildin�. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimeusly..
�he City Attorney submitted a statement for his services in the amount of
�450.00 in connection with t;he Bilbrey case �n� suggested it be made subject to
Mayor Brown's approval. Commissioner Bates moved that the statsment be approved
subject to the Mayor's approval., Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russeil and
carried unaniu�ously.
The Commission now adjourned as the City Commission and acting as Trustees
of the Pension Fund on a m�.*,ion by C�mmissioner Strang, which was seconded by
Commissioner Bates and c�r-�.^ied unanimously, admitted Juanita Chessor_, C1erk in
the Gas and VJater Department, Frank Mitchum �nd Dou�las Gray, Laborer� in the
Public 5ervice Dep�rtment, into membership in the Pension Plan.
There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting was
adjourned at 1�.:00 P.1d.
Attest:
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Ci y uditor and Clerk
�
ayor-Commission
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CITY COi�II�+IISSION MEETING
October 5, 1953
Octaber 2, 1953
R'Iayor-Commissioner Herbert M. �rown
Commissioners: W. E. Crown, Jr., Jack Russell
W. E. Strang, Jr., John W. Bates
Gentlemen:
The Regular �4eeting of the City Commission will be held in the City Hall
Auditarium on Monday, October 5, 1953, at 1:30 p.m. Items listed on the attached
agenda will be discussed at this tim�.
FCM:s
Enclosure
Very truly yours,
�s� F. C. Middleton
City l�ianager
Agenda - City Commission Meetino of �ctoLer 5, 1953
City Hall Auditorium
1:30 p.m.
1. Invocation, Reverend Robert E. Coleman, Jr., First Christian Church.
2. Approving the minutes o� the Regular N1eeting ai Segtember 21, 1953.
3. Tabulation of bids for Propane Contract.
L�. Continuation of Public Hearing ��rith referer_ce to Hardship Case of NTr. and Mrs.
Emary C. Fluichbough, i�^s. Edith Schults, and George J. I�Iottor under the
Zoning Ord�nance for multiple residential units on Lots 105, 106, 107,
10$ and 109, Lloyd-tdhite-Skinner Subdivision.
5. Commission's consideration of:
A. Plans £or Negro Swimming Pool.
B. Proposed road from Gulf to Bay Blvd. to Skycrest S�wage Treatment Plant.
C. Letter and statement from yTr. W. R. Kabrich regardzng Missouri Avenue
rights of wag.
D. Applica,tion from George R. .Landsaw to secure license to conduct
sight seeing tour in City'of Clearvaater.
E. Letter of commendation from Clearwater Beach Asso�iation.
F. Committee report on Belmont Plaqground Parking Area.
�. Letter f.rom the k'lorida State Chamber oi Coramerce.
H. Work Order to cover plastering of roo� a t Marina.
I. Report by Committee �n N. E. Cleveland and Drew Street Gulf Oil
Property.
J. Property in Skycrest Subdivisior_ to be annexed. (Unit �9).
K. Property in Skycrest Terrace Suhdivision to be annexed.
L. Letter fram Smith and Goon with reference to leasing beach property.
6. Utilit� Improvements.
7. Lot Mowing Applications.
$. Any item not on the agenda wiZl be considered with the consent of the
Commission.
Adjournment
Commission acting as trustees for the �'ension Plan.
29th Sept. 53
Te �he Hon. Mayor, City Commissioners &
City Manager
Claarwater, Flae
Gentlemen:
At a specia.l meetin� of the Board of Directors of this Association this noon
it was unanimously agreed that a letter of appreciation and praise be dispatched
to you.
At no previous similar devastatin; period has the city responded and carried
out such a.huge emergency task as have our Cl.earwater officials and woxkers during
the past week in their efforts to clear our beaches of the red tide fish.
From the workers who hact to endure the stench of the dead fish up to those
who supervised and directed the work, you ali nerit unstinted praise and the
th3rLks of all tY�e people in the city.
Respectfully,
/s/ G. D. Curtis, President
Clearwater Beach Association
September 18, 1953
Dear Mr. Tdiddleton
Your letter of September 16 to President Brown regarding the minutes o� the
Industrial Development Clinic held at Orlando on Au;ust 27 has come to my desl..
As you know, we co-sponsored the Clinic with the State �ouncil for IndusLry
and Commerce. The minutes have been sent to the Secretary of the Gouncil, at
Tallahassee, and it is our understanc�ing th�y will decide the latter part o� nexL•
week what handling will be given them. Tn the event distributian is made, we jhall
see to it that you recea.ve a capy.
With waxm personal. re�ards, I am,
Sincerely yours,
/s� Harold Colee, Executive Vioe President
Fl�rida State Chamber of Commerce
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CTTY CONIMISSION MEE�ING
October 5, 1953
City Corrunassion
City of Glearwater
P. 0. Box 134$
Clearwaters Florida
Gentlemen:
September 2$, 1953
I am the owner of lots 111 and the nortki half of 112, Lloyd-�+Jhite-Skinner
Subdivisi,-:n, Clearwater Beach. I arn informsd that you will hold a hearing
regarding a change in zaning restrictions from R-1 Single Family Residence
Area to Unit Dwelling Residence Area. Naturally I am concerned and heartily
endorse the change to permit Multiple Unit Dwellings. It was my understand.ing at
the time I purchased this lot that I would be permitted to build a duplex, if I so
desired. It is the writer�s intention to make his permanent home in Clearwater
and Z had expected to build a duplex on the 1ot for my residence and rental
purposes.
I shall appreciate your fa•vorable consideration to this change.
GWT�mag
cc/C. M. Phillips, Jr.
City T�ianager
City of Clearwater
Clearwater, Florida
Dear Sir•
Sincerely,
/s/ G. W. Tolin
12th Floor American Bldg., Cincinnati, 0.
October 5, �953
This ofiice represents Frank H. Latimer and Helene E. Latimer, his wi�e, who have
leased from the Cit;� a certain parcel of property loc3ted on Gu1f' to Bay Boulevard.
Mr. and Mrs. Latimer hald a lease dated November 1, 1952, as amended by instrument
dated 17th oi July 1953•
The Latimers desire to put an ad�ition on the existin� buil.ding. This addition
will be 26 feet wide and 45 feet long and is to be located immediately nortn of
the existing building. The construction will be o� the same type a s the existir.g
building. I am attaching the f loar plan of the addition, toaether with a sketch
of the location upon the property in question.
Accordin� ta the terms of the original lease, the Latimers must first obtain
approval of the City before constructing additions. Wi11 you please take this
up with the City Gommissionexs at the earliest opportunitp.
If there is any further information you desire, glease let me know at once.
Very truly yours,
�s� A. T. Cooper, Jr.
Hc,norable City Commissioners
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
September 21, 1953
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' P�nsion F'und, you are hereby
no�ified that Juanita Chesson, Clerk in Gas and Water Department, has be�n duly
examined by a local physician and designated by him as a t�first classt� risk..
The above emFloyee began her service with the Gity on February 9, 1953. �he
is under �.5 years of age and meets the requirements of our Civi1 Service, It is
heraby rerommended by the Advisory Committee that she be accepted into membership.
Very truly yours,
Advisory Committee of the Employees' Pension Fund
/s/ Paul Kane, Chairman
�s / Helen Peters
�s� Dick I3elson
Honorable City Commissioners
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
Sep•�ember 25, 1953
As Trustees of the City oi Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby
notified that Frank �litchum, I,aborer in PuUlic Service Department, has been duly
exainined by a local physician and designated by him as a��first class�f risk.
(CentinuEd)
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4TT�C COMMTSSION MEET7�G
October 5, �953
(Contznued)
The ab�ve employee be;an his service with tha City on Marclz 9, 1953. He is
under 1�5 years of age and meets the requirem�nts of our Civil Service, Zt is
here�y racomrnended by the Advisory Committee �hat he be accepted int� membexship.
Very �ruly 3rours,
Advisorp Committee af bhe Employeesr Fenszon Fund.
�s/ Paul. Kane, Chairman
/s/ Helen Pe�ers
f s,f biak �elson
September 2I., 1953
Honorable City Commzssioners
Clearwater, Florida
C:entlemen:
As Txustees of the Gi�y of Clearwater Employeest Pension Fund, you are h�reby
notified that Dou,�las Gray, Lat�orer in the Publi.c Service De�;artment, has been
dul;� examin2d by a local physician and designated by him as a�tfirs� classt� risk.
The above emplogee be;an his service with the Czty on February 3, 1A53. He
zs under !�$ years of age anc2 m$ets the requirements of our �ivil Service. It is
hereb,y recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted ir_to membership.
Very truly yours,
Advisory Committee of tha Employeest Pension Fund
�s/ Paul Kane, C�airmax�
s/ Helen i'eters
�s/ Dick Nelson
RESQLUTION
WHEREAS: it has been determined by the Czty Commission of the City of
Cleartivater, Florida, trat the groperty described below should be cleaned of weeds,
grass and/or underbrush, and that afte.• ten (10) days notice ar�d.�a;.lure of �Ghe
owner thereof to do so, the City shou].@ clean such property at��: char.ge the costs
thereof against the respective �roperty.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission oi the City of Clearwater,
Florida, tha� the following described property, situate in said Ci�y, sha.11 be
cleaned of weeds, grass and�or under.brush within �en (10) days after notice in
writing to the owners �Ghereof to do so and that upon £a3lure to comgly with said
notice, the Gity shall perform such cleanin:, and chaxge �he costs thereof against
the respective properties zn accor3ance with Section 12$ of the Charter of the
City of Clearwater= as amended.
Name
F. F. Stone
1552� Norway Ave.
Cleve�,and, Ohio
Rudolph D, s��asche
343 Gu1.�view Bllyd.
Clearwater, Florida
t�9m. F. Oberhuber
1�103 Chestnut S�.
Philadelphia, Fa.
G1iZliam P. Spettel
3Z0 S, vuncan
Clearvaater, Florida
Thomas St. �arter
31 Ann St.
P�Iorristown, N.J.
Charles L. Haas
4240 Jac!:s�n Blvd.
Chicago, I11.
George F. Biaby
:Anderson, S.C.
B. J. Raye
Citv of CYea:water
Clearwater, Florida
NTilliam 8i.na0noldus
131 N. $$th St.
Vr`auwatosa, ;�7isc.
Richard F. Ott
231+1 S. 1.9th Ave.
Ntaytaooa, T11.
Sigmund Fraund Estate
cJo �elen C�deber
310 Lincoln Ave.
Clearwater, Florida
�7osephine Kubin
1411 E. Druid t�d.
ClParwater, Florida
Descrip�ion
ul 5 Acres ot idE� of NW� of
SE4 Sec. 14.-2g_�.$
Lot ll
Block F, Unzt �.
Skycrest
Lot 7
Block B
Boulevard Pines
Lot 3, �lock A, Unit A
Skycrest
Lot !�, Block A9 Uni�C A
Skycrest
Lor 16, $loc� B
LaJolla
Lats 2$ through 35 Inc.
Slock F', l�avajo Park
Lots $ and 9, Block E
Navaj� Park
�Q'f'r O
Pazm Bluff Sub.
Lot 5, Block !�9
IZandalay
iot 1�., Bloek 13
Cauntry Club Add.
N 50T of Lo�s 1, 2, and 3
Block �b
i�:agnolia Paz�k
Cost
10.00
5.00
5.00
l� , 00
�.. 00
�.00
16.00
l+. 00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5 . 00
cI� cor�xsszoN r�ET:�rr�
Uctober 5, 1953
(Continued)
Name Address Cost
Donald Alvord Lot 5, B1ock F, Unit '7 5.00
St. Petersbtirg, I`lorida Skycrest
Li17,ian Whitled;e Lots �.7 and 4$ 6.Op
4Uhit].edge Hotel Belmont Subdiv,
Cl.earwa�er, Florida
B. 1'. Hicks Lots 1�1 and �.2 6.00
i�tarisol Hotel Belmont �ubdiv.
Tampa, �lorida
Donalci Alvard Lot 1, �1ock J, Unit '7 5,0(�
S-�. Petersburg� Florida Skycrest
A. Sc W. G1ads I,ot 2, Block J, Unit 7 5.p0.
Clearv�ater, Flarida Skycrest
George F. Petreanos Lot 6, Block F, Unit /� 1�.00
179 Grand Avenue Skycrest
Newton Center, �'�ass.
Isacior 2itton Zot 1, Block E, Unit 5 i�.00.
I$20 Laura S�, Skycrest
Clearwater, Florida
Charles I. Rutenberg, et al T�ot 2, 3, 1�, 5, 6� Block E, 20.OD
1�.2 N. Central Ave. 5kycrest Unit 5
Chicago, TZl.
Anthony Burgarella Lot '7, �lock �, Unit 5 4.00
1256 Eldridge 5t. Skycrest
Clearwater, �'lorida
R. yV. Cadwell Lot 3, B1ock R, Unit 7 5.d0
5^'� Ar].ington St. Skycrest
Rok�cford, TZ1.
James2Tsacrias Lot 2, B1ock B 5,p0
20"%� Vine Avenue kvondale Subdivision
Glearwater, r'l�rida
�tanley L. Salceies Lot 11, Block t7, Unit 3 S.00
1I01� S. Ft. �arrison Skycrest
GlearNrater, Florida
Wm. r�cClaren uarper Lot 11, �lock E, Unit !y �.pp
s12 FrankZin Sfi�. Sk�rcrest
Clearwater, Florida
PASSED AND kDOPTED BY THE CitS Cammissicn af the City oi Ciearvaatar, Florida,
this 5�h day of Qctober, A,D. J953.
ATTEST;
/s� H. G. G+Iingo
�ity Auditor and C].erk
/s/ Herbert �, Brown
i'Raqor-Cornmi s s ioner
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