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10/26/1953 W. E. Crown, Jr. Jack Russell W. E. Strang, Jr. John W. Bates Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner 2-55' ..Jt~l~i, . j'"iini';\L..~ CITY COMMISSION MEETING October 26, 1953 The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in special session at City Hall, Monday, October 26, 1953, at 1:30 P.M. with the following members present: .\ ":.!. . ',', . ~',!;.J-\.. " :\ i I .J.f.,,:....,.( Absent: Herbert M. Brown Mayor-Comnissionel i I.. . 1-" ! "'.,' , ,''. Also present were: ..............- .-...........-....-- F. C. Middleton Chas. M. Phillips G. T. McClamma S. Lickton City Manager City Attorney Chief of Folice City Engineer i The lneeting was called to order by the City Attorney in the absence of the I'/'!ayor. Commissioner Strang moved that Commissioner Crown be appointed Mayor pro-tem Liue to Mayor Brown's absence. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. In a discussion of the proposals received from Smith and Coon and Mr. G. T. McKernan at the last rneetincs for constructing a swimming pool and other facilities on Clean...ater Beach, the Acting 1,layor asked i;1r. G. T. A'AcKernan if he and his partner would be willing to start i~nediate construction of a swimming pool in the event the City advises him that it wishes him to do so. Mr. McKernan reported that he would be willing to start such construction. The Mayor called attention to the fact that in the proposal that Mr. McKernan made there was no definite size given for the proposed swimming pool ~nd sussested that he submit a sketch of his revised proposal showing the dimensions of the swimming pool, the buildings, etc. Relative to the proper procedure, the City Attorney said the Commission had two choices -- first, to have the two bidders amend their proposals; second, to reject the bids and re-advertise the project. It was suggested that the amended proposals should include a statement saying when the pool will be built. It was agreed that if a new bidder wished to submit a proposal, such a proposal would be considered at the same time as the revised bids. Commissioner Bates moved that the Commission notify the two parties concerned that they will have an opportunity to modify their proFosals and they should be in the City Manager's hands on or before the next regular meeting which is Monday, November 2nd. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. Commissioner Bates suggested that the Commission have a meeting with the Executive Board of the Chamber of Cownerce to discuss details of moving the Beach Chamber of Commerce activities to the ~arina Building. By consent, the Commission agreed to do this. The City Manager presented a petition signed by Mr. George W. Smith, filed on behalf of the owners of the First Addition to High ~oint Subdivision, requesting the City to open an4 pave Spencer Avenue from Druid Road to Turner Street and Turner Street from Keystone Drive to Spencer Avenue. The petition stated that a 30 foot right-of-way was dedicated in the plat but it was not believed that any similar dedication was made by the owners of property to the north and east of this subdivision. The Commission took no official action since discussion brought out the fact that Mr. V. V. Carmichael, Sr., owner of the acreage to the east, was not willing to donate the land for right-of-way purposes. , ,J' " " i " I ; I ..,,'1 . j "..: J . .- 'I " j , ;';:~::(i>__:~;::;,::! . ".': ":..", ..-A..,l .1'/,!o~';'~'~ ~~i~l' '.;'!.' The City Manager recorr~ended the installation of 225 main on Woodlawn Street at an estimated cost of $650.00. moved that the City Manager's recommendation be approved. Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The City Manager reported on the following water extensions: feet of six inch water Cormnissioner Strang Motion was seconded by 240 feet of 2" water main on Jones Alley 63 feet of 2" water main on N. Madison Ave. 210 feet of 2" water main in easement of Pine brook Drive 147 feet of 2" water main to tie in two dead ends $205.00 65.00 160.00 130.00 Commissioner Bates moved that the City Manager's report be accepted and the installations approved. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimoUSly. It was recommended by the City iwlanager that 150 feet of two inch gas main be installed on Palmetto Street at an estimated cost of $140.00. Commissioner Strang moved that the City Ivlanager r s recommendation be approved. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The City Manager reported that installation and materials for two new traffic lights and including a "walk light" at the corners of Cleveland Street and Garden~ and Cleveland Street and Osceola Avenue would cost approximately $705.00. Commissioner Russell moved that the work order be approved. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously. The City Manager presented a Resolution to have twenty-three property owners clean their lots of weeds and underbrush. Commissioner Russell moved that the Resolution be adopted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. ,',ot "".'.. '~~~~~~!l,,~~~~~~~,;>>...~~~~1\t;. ".1.-.,. .,'..". , . ~ ", ~ '.'" ,.., ,', . : >.: .: . ..,..,,;:~ ',.:; :.~ ::,.,'.> .:~:".,!,~.:,>.,:.~ :.~.~<:..\~~~~~~,\~:t}):i~.'~.'.":';:;:::"~; .:: ":~~: I': :':::.'/. /\.:.~..' ~. ;~; f::3.:. ;.\.~~t.... ,:;~~r<:~;~;.~.~;~l"~ ~:~:::~~~;~~<~~' ~.:~~,~..:,\:~.~.~:;.~:~~~;.~~;t~;'.~~t~~~!" . .- -~._,' Ji.... 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To include the fact that the abstract has been examined and the title found to be merchantable. That Paragraph 14 regardin~ the rights of subrogation be deleted. 2. ~~ IwlAYO -COMr.lIS r :C:)(;lt~l: : ;:,:;,;:i;~~~t, ; 3. 4. Commissioner ~trang moved that these amendments be approved subject to the approval of ~Jlayor Brown. ;~ot ion was seconded by Conuni ssioner Russe~l and carried unanimously. The City Manager stated that the fiscal agent for the Ball Park Fund had reported that it would take approximately 90 days to have the bonds or certificates ready for delivery. The Manager sug~ested that during this period the Commission could approve the plans for the Ball Park and after the plans are approved, they could instruct the City Engineer and the Manager to advertise for bids So that they might be opened and awarded about the time these certificates are delivered to the City. He further stated that the fiscal agent would need an approved set of plans sometime during this 90 day period. He also suggested that the Ball Park Committee or the entire Commission check the proposed plans to see if they are acceptable. Commissioner Strang thought it would be well to get a definite proposal as to fees from ~Iarr and Holman, ~ashville architects specializing in the design of recreational facilities, who prepared the preliminary plans. He also suggested that the supervision of the actual construction be done by a local architectural firm. Commissioner Russell said that first, the plans should be approved and second, the Commission should negotiate with Mr. Carpenter, owner of the Phillies, for an extension of their contract for ten years. By consent, the Ball Park Committee was specifically authorized to proceed with negotiations on the ball park plans right up to the act of signing a contract; also to proceed right up to the point of signing a contract with the Phillies for a ten year extension. There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting was adjourned at 2:33 P.M. ATTEST: cr D CLERK ,,' --.. - -.. " .. ~ . .i~;?*~\!~~~}~1:?,'t~::~!~~"l~;':;\."!,:~,,~:,::~/;;,",,;,:,,;,,. ~ '. . '. '. ,.1, : . ~ '''' . .'..~';O: Mayor-Commissioner Herbert M. Brown Comudssioners: Jack Russell, W. E. Crown, Jr. John W. Bates, W. E. Strang, Jr. October 22, 1953 '..... .;-.:'". !ii:f~~~:;1K~~~'~= ~;..':j~~'..::/i~;; :i\~~;:'~'lj,~it,.:;',;;,,~;t~~; ::'~::..:f. .;.~'_.:.~ ..'..' ...::"",;;.;~.;;:L";;':':"SL_,,~;,,,'LL;i;;~;.::.: :;, ,.;,; .,_:....:.~::~:i:~~:,~i:.,jLiBl:tiili!.:ll!~~~j~i;,.;'i;~'f~i'*N,. CI'n COmuSSION MEETING October 26, 19S3 Gentlemen: The C1ey Commission will meet in Special Session in the City Hall Auditorium a~ 1:30 p.m. on Monday, October 26, 1953 for the purpose ot considering the following items: 1. Utility Lmprovements 2. Lot Mowing Applications. J. Work Order covering traffic signals tor intersections ot Cleveland St. at Osceola Ave. and Garden Ave. 4. Any item not on the agenda will be considered with the consent ot the Conunission. FOM :s Very. truly yours, ls/ F. C. Middleton C1 ty Manager ----------~--~--------------------~-------~-~-----~--------------------------~---- RESOLUTIO~ WHEREAS: it has been determined by the City Commdssion of the City of Clearwater, Florida, that the property described below should be cleaned ot weeds, grass and/or underbrush, and that after ten (10) days notice and failure of the owner thereof t;o do so, the C'ity should clean such property and charge tho costs thereof against the respective property. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission ot 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 perfor.m such cleaning and charge the costs thereot agains~ the respective properties in accordance with Section 128 ot the Charter of the City of Clearwater, as amended. ~ Margaret S. EWmunds Box 158 Kinton, West Virginia Walter L. Machemer 35' Nottingham Terrace Buffalo, N.Y. Louis Berkes Auburndale Florida Irving Whitney Lyon 1006 Prospect Pelham Manor. N. Y . Nona B. Sharpe Box 333 Clearwater, Florida Guy Otto Parker 117 Fairmont Clearwater, Florida Richard H. Crance 906 Jones Clearwater, Florida Irving R. Berg 1460 Gulf to Bay Clearwater~ Florida Carl Arthur ~eterson 193 Florence Ave. Highland Park, Mich. Phil Skandaliaris 507 Franklin Clearwater, Florida Howard R. Jarrell Gordon West Virginia Ralph Talbert 510 Trenton St. 5E Washington, D. O. Doris Alvord 1607 Pinellas Rd., Belleair Clearwater, Florida Donald Alvord 7015 Boca Ceiga Drive St. Petersb~rg, Florida ~SCRIPTION Tract A, Replat of Lot 3 Block A F10ridena Lot 5, Block B Replat Block 25, Mandalay Lo1; 1, Block 31 Mandalay Lot l~, Block 31 Man dal ay Lot 1 Gulf View COST - 8.00 5.00 4.00 4.00 5.00 Lot# 9 Gulf View Lot lit, Block A Plaza Park Lot#s 14 and 1S, Block 3 Knol1wood Lot 10, Block a, Uni1; 6 Skycrest Lot# 12, Block B, Uni1; 6 Skycrest 5.00 4.00 8.00 5.00 5.00 " " Lot 5, Block A, Unit A Skycrest Lot 1, Block A, Unit D Skycrest Lot 2, Block A, Unit D Skycrest Lot 5, Block A, Unit D Skycresti Lot 1, Block 'K, Unit 7 Skycrest 5.00 5.00 5.00 . S.oo 5.00 ..' <, :.':.d.', . \". . 111II__ _.._~. ":'~;'~~1t~;2;~':;E"':,~~lo~';,"'O""""",,,,,,,:,,~,:,,:;......~:::;..";",....,;C~CC~:;.:...,,:~""C.-';~.,~i>:;O~jjJ%:t . '.';~'!\7!~:;I'\i:T'~~[<!~1!1,^~1~It~~:~ CI TY CaouSSIOH MEETING October 26, 195.3 (Continued) NAME DESCRIPTION COS~ - Herman W. Goldner Lot; 2, Block K, Unit 7 5.00 605 Hall Building Skycrest St. Petersburg, Florida Lot 4, Block K, Unit 7 5.00 Jacob Kirkbride 507t Pine St. Skycrest Clearwater, Florida Lot 2, Block B, Unit C 4.00 John Graure 410 Drexel Ave. Skycrest Detroit 15, Mich. Lot 1.3, Block B, Unit 5 4.00 Fred Wesemeyer 316 Haven Skycrest Clearwater, Florida Lot 1, Block D, Unit B 4.00 H. Earl Barlow 800 Marlborough Skycrest Detroit 15, Mich. Lot 1, Block 4.00 Gus Alebrandi 1 1616 Grand Tagarelli Syracuse, N.Y. 3, Block 1 8.00 John Nastasi Lots 2 and 10 Academy St. Tagarelli Darien, Conn. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, this 26th day of October, A. D. 195.3. /s/ W. E. Crown, Jr. Acting Mayor-Commissioner ATTEST: /s/ H. G. Wingo City Auditor and Clerk ---------~--------~------------------------------------------------------------- PETITION TO IMPROVE STREETS ABUTTING FIRST ADDITION TO HIGH POINT SUBDIVISION TO THE CITY COMMISSION CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA: The Petition of Raymond V. Simmerman and wife HELEN SIMMERMAN and JOHN R. WINNETT and wife EFFIE H. WINNETT, through their undersigned attorney, represents the following facts: 1. Petitioners WINNETT are the record fee simple owners of the following described real estate situate in Pinellas County, Florida, to-wit: LOT FOUR (4) of FIRST ADDITION TO HIGH POINT SUBDIVISION, according to map or plat thereof recorded in Plat Book 30, Page 81, Public records ot Pinellas County, Florida; and Petitioners Simmerman are the record fee simple owners or the following described real estate situate in Pinel1as County, Florida, to-wit: LOTS FIVE (5) to TWELVE (12), both inclusive, of FIRST ADDITION TO HIGH POINT SUBDIVISION, according to map or plat thereot recorded in Plat Book .30, Page 81, Public records oE Pine11as County, Florida. 2. Lots FOUR (4) to ELEVEN (11), both inclusive, of above described subdivision abut and front on a street designated on the plat of said Subdivision as ftSpencer Avenue", the same running North from Druid Road the entire depth of the said subdivision along its East boundary. Lots ELEVEN (11) and TWELVE (12) of said Subdivision abut and front on that certain Street designated on said plat as "Turner Street", which runs East to West along ~he North boundary ot said Subdivision, for the Full width of the Subdivision. 3. First addition to HIGH POINT SUBDIVISION was platted on February 26, 1953 after approval ot the plat by the City of Clearwater on January 19, 1953. Since the filing of said plat four (4) homes have been fully completed and are now occupied in said Subdivision. Two (2) more homes have been partially completed and one more home has just started its construction at this time. Several additional lots in the Subdivision have been sold and construction is planned to begin on same in the near Euture. There are a total of eighteen (18) Lots in the Subdivision. 4. Inspection ot the plat of said Subdivision discloses that )0 feet has been dedicated by the Subdividers for use as street right ot way for both Spencer AveDue and Turner Street. No Subdivision is now in existence East ot Spencer Avenue and/o~ North ot Turner Street and it is not believed that any dedication of a similar )0 toot strip has been made for said purpose by the owners of this property on the North and to the East ot this Subdivision. . . " ." .' ~.::.: I,' . ~'!;~; . i~;.~~i.~j~~ . j. <"" ,..... I :>"~'?i~!iVY!:~:~', '.J ..., ,.., ~. 1" .,<~..., ';'~~~~t2 ' CITY COMMISSION MEETING October 26, 1953 (Continued) . , 5. It is necessary tor the proper and normal development ot this Subdin:.lou' and the proper use and enjoyment of the property included in it that both at the . above named Streets be opened and improved immediately. Petitioners agree to '. promptly pay their proportionate shares or the costs ot opening and improving both said Streets. .'; .:,.,'.' ~,:' ":'~':'?:;:;,i~ '. ';.'\~'.~ WHEREFORE Petitioners pray this Honorable Commission to authorize and direct the opening and improving or Spencer Avenue trom Druid Road North to intersection ot Turner Street and to open and improve Turner Street East trom Keystone Drive to intersect with Spencer Avenue. /s/ Geo. W. Smith Attorney tor Petitioner GEORGE W. SMITH Pearce Building Clearwater, Florida Attorney for Petitioner. ---~~~-------~---------------------------------------~---~----------------------- CI`'i'Y COi�'1NiISSION MEETING Octaber 26, 1953 The Czty Commission of the City of ClearVrater met in special session at Ci�y Hall, Monday, October 26, 1953, at 1:3U F,M, with the followzng members present: W. E, Crown, Jr. Jacic Russell W. E. Strang, Jr. John W. Bates Abseni;: Herber�. M. $rown Also prasent w�re: F. C. Middleton Chas. M. Phillips G. T. McClamma 8. Licicton Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner h'layor-C ommi s sioner City Manager C].ty Attorney Chief of Police City Engineer The meeting was called �o ord.er by the City Attorney in tha absence of the Nayor. Coriunissioner Strang moved that (;ornrnissioner Crown be appoin�ed r�Iayor pro-tem due to itiayor Brown's absence, irotion �ras seconded by Commissionsr Russell and carried unanimously. Tn a d.iscussion of the proposals received from Smith ar_d Coon and Mr. G. T. McKernan at the last meetin� for c�nstructing a swiraming pool and o�her faczlities on Clearwater Beach, �he Acting T�tayor asked iYlr. G. T. 1•jcKernan if he and his partner would be wi7.ling to start immediate construction of a swzmmin� pool in the event the Ci�y advises him that it wishes him to do so. Vlr. McKernan reported that he would b� willing to start such canstruction. The I�Iayor called attention to the fact that in the proposal that Mr. McKernan made there was no definite size given far �he proposed swimming pool and su�aested that he submi� a sketch of his revised proposal showing the dimensions of the swimming pool, the buildings, etc. Relative to the proper procedure, the City Attorney said the Commission had two choices -- i'irst, to have the two bidders amend their proposals; seaond, to reject the bids and re-advertise the project. It, was suggested that the amended propasals snould znclude a statement saying when the pool wi11 be built, It was agreed that if a new bidder wished to submit a proposal, such a proposal would be considered at the same time as the revised bids. Commissioner Bates moved that the Commission notify the ttvo parties concerned that thep will have an opgor�unit� to modify thezr pro�osals and they should be in the City i�'Ianager's hands or_ or before the next regular meeting which is Monc3ay, November 2nd. Motion r�as second.ed by Commissioner Strang,and carried unanimously, Commissioner Bates suggested that the Commissior_ have a meeting vrith the Execut��re Board of the Chamber o£ Com�.erce to discuss details of moving the Beach Chamber of Commerce activities to the A�arina Buildin�. By consent, the Cpmmission agreed to do this. The City Manager recommended the install�tion oi 225 feet of six inch N�ater main on kToodlaum Street at an_ estimated cost of �b�0.00. Commissioner Strano moved that the City lianager�s recomc;endation be approved. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously, The City l�ianager reported on the follo'wing water extensions: 21�0 feet of 21t water main on Jones A11e3' �205.00 63 feet of 2f1 water main on N. I�Sadison Ave. 65.00 210 feet of 2�t water main in easement of Pinebropk DriVe 160.00 147 f2et of 2'�� water main to tie in two dead ends 130.00 Qomm�.ssioner Bates moved that the C�ty P�fanager's report be acceptec� and the installations approved. Motion was seconded by Gommissioner Strarg and carrizd unanimously. It was recommended by the City �ti7anager that l�Q ieet of two inch gas main be installed on Palmett,� Street at an estimated aost of �lla.0.00. Co�missioner Strano moved that the City Manageris recommenda�ion bs approved. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously, The City Manager reported that installation and ma�eriais for two new �ra�fic ligh�s and including a T�walk light�i at the corners of Cleveland Street and uarden and Cleveland Street and Osceola Avenue would cosL approximately �']05,00. ' Cammissi�ner Rus�ell r�oved that the work order be approved. Motion was secandeci by Commissxoner Bates and carried unanimously. The City I�i�nager presented a Reso3ution to have twenty-three proper�y pW11eT'S clean their lots of weeds and underbrush. Commissioner Russell moved that the Resolv.tzon be adopted. I�Iotion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carrzed ur�animously, The City Manager presented a petition signed by Mr. George T�V. Smith, filed on behalf of the owners of the First Addition to High Point Subdivision, requesting the City to open and p�ve Spencer Avenue from Druid Road to Turner Stree� and Turner Street from Keystone Drive to Spencer �venue. The petition stated that a 30 foot righ't-of-way tivas dediaated in �i�e plat but iL wail not believeci that any similar dedication tivas made by the awners of property to the north and east of tnis subdivision. The Comrnissioa took no official action since discussian brought out th� fact that i�ir. V. V. Carmichael, Sr,, o�mer of the acreage to the east, was not willino to donate the land for righ�-of-�aay purposes. 2, 5� -z- CITY COi4WiISSION VlEETING October 26, 1953 The Cit� Manager presented a s�atement for �500.00 for Iegal services by the City Attorney. Commissioner Russell. moved that the work order for �500.00 for legal fees for �he City Attorney be approved. Motion was seconded by Commissioner B2tes and carried unanimously. 'rhe City At�orney re�orted that it was necessary to Urin� the Nelson lease up to date and submitteci the folZawin� ar�endments for. the Commissionps approval: Z. The comple�ion date would be changed to one year from the end of the presen� li�iga�i�n instead of one y�ar �'rom �he end of the demolition. 2. 100� performance bond would be required instead of �50,000.00 deposited for performance. 3. To include the f act that the abstract has been examined and the �itle found to be mer�han'tabla. 4. That Paragzaph l�. re�ardin� the rights of subrogation be deleted. Commissioner Strang moved that these amendments be approved subject ta the approval of i•layor Brown. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The City Nlanager stated that the fiscal �gent for the Ball Park. Fund had reported that it wouZd take approximately 90 days tc� have the bonds or cer�ificates ready for delivery. Tk�e NSanaoer sug�ested that during this period the i.ommission could approve the plans ior the BaI.I Park and after the plaz�s are approved, they could instruct the City Engineer and t11e NTanag�r to advertise for bids so that they might be opened and awarded about the time these certi�icates are delivered to the City. He iurther stated that the fiscal agent w�ulct need an approved set of plans sometime durin� this 90 day period. He also suggested that the Bal�. Park Committee or the errtire Comn�ission check i;he proposed plans to sea if they are acceptable. Commissioner Strang thought it would be we11 to get a dEfinite prnposal as to fses fr�m i�iarr and Holman, �ash�ille archit�.cts spec�,al�izing in the design of recraational faci�ities, who �repared the prelzminary plans. He also suggested that the supervisinn of the actual construction be done by a local architectural firm. Commissioner Russell said that first, the plans should be approved and sec�nd, the Commission should negoti_ate with Mr. Carpenter, owner of the Phillies, for an extension of their contr�ct for :,en years. By con.sent, the Ball Park Committee was speci�ically auLhorized to proceed i,rith negotiatzons �rz the ball park plans right up to the act of signing a contract; also to proceed right up to the point of signing a contract wiih the Phillies for a ten year ext�nsion. Tnere bsing no further business to come before the Board, the meeting was adjourneci at 2:33 P.M. /i / MAYO -C JM'i2I SSI ATTEST: ' J��, CI �UDITOR D CLERK CS77 COMMISSIQN MEETING October 2fa, 195� Mayor-Commissiane�c Hexbert M. Brown Commissioners; Jaek Etussel�., W, E, Crovm, Jr. John W. Bates, W. E. Strang, Jr. Gentl,emen: OcLober 22, i953 The City Commission will meet in Special Session in tha City Hall Auditoriurrc a� I.34 p.m. on Monday, October 2b, 1953 for the purpose of considering �he fpllowing items: FCNf : s 1. U�ility Impravements 2. Lot Mowing Applications. 3• Wark Qrder covering tra£fic signals for intersections of Cleveland St. at Osceola Ave. and Garden Ave, 4• �ny item not on the agenda wi11 be considered with the consEnt of the C ommi, s si on. llery truly yours, �s/ F. C. Middleton City N?anager RESOLUT'TON WHER�AS: it has been de�ermined by the City Commi.ssion of the Czty of Clearwater, Florida, that the pr operty described belo�a shoulci be cleaned of weeds, grass and/or underbrush, and xhat after ten (10) ciays notice and failure of th� owner thereof to do so, �he Gity should clean such propertq and charge the costs thereof against the respective property. NOW'THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Clearwa�er, Florida, �ha� the following described property, sztuate in said Gity, sYcall be cleaned of weeds, grass and�or underbrush within ten (10) days after notice in writing �o the owners�t�.�;�reaf to do sv and �hat upon failure to comply with said notice, the City sha�� perform such cleaninQ and charge the cos�s thereof against the respective properties in accordance with Section 12$ of �he Charter of the City of Clearwater, as amended, N.AME DESCIiIPTIQN Margare� S. Edmunds Box 15$ Hinton, West Virginia Walter L. Machemer 35'Nottingham Terrace Buffalo, N.Y. Louis Berkes l�uburnc3ale Floa°i da Irving Whitney Lyon 1006 Prospect Pelham Manor, N.Y. Nona B. Sharpe Box 333 Clearwater, F'Iorida Guy Ot�o Parker 11� Fairmont Clearwater, Floriaa Richard H, Crance 906 Jones Clearwater, Florida. Srving R. Berg 1460 Gulf to Bagr Clearwat�r, Flo-rida Carl Arthur F'etersan 193 Florence Ave. Highland Park, �ich. Phi1 Skandaliaris 507 Franklin Clearwater, �'lorida Howard R, Jarrell Gordon West Vix�ginia Ralph Talbert 5l0 Trentcn St. 5E Washington, D. C. Doris AZuard 1607 Pinellas Rd., Belleair C,Iearwater, F1orida Donald Alvord 7015 Boca Ceiga Dri,ve S�. Petersburg, FZorida n rr Tract A, Replat oi' Lot 3 Block A Floridena Lot 5, 131ock B Replat BlocK 25, Mandalap Lat l, $lock 31 Mandal.ay Lat 14, Block 31 MandaZay Lot Z Gulf View Lot 9 Gulf View Lot 11�, �lock A P1aza Park Lo�s 14 and 15, Block 3 Knollwood Lot 10, Block G, Unit 6 Skycrest Lo� I2, Block B, Unit 6 Skycrest Lot 5, Block A, Unit A Skycrest Lot 1, Block A, Unit A Sk;crest Lot 2, $Iock A, Unit D Skycrest Loi S, Block A, Unit D Skycrest Lot 1, B1ock K, Unit � Skycrest COSfi $.00 5.00 4,00 4.00 � ,00 �. 00 4.00 �.00 5.00 5. 00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 � �� NAME H�rman W. Goldner b05 Ha�.l Bu�lding St. Petersburg, Florida Jacob Kirkbride 50�� Pine St, ClearwGter, Flarida John Graure 410 Drexel Ave. Detroit 15, Miche k'red V7esemeyer 316 Haven Clearwater, Florida H. Earl Barlow g00 Marlbo�ough Detroit 15, Mi.ch. Gus Aiebrandi. 1616 crana Syracuse, N.Y. Joh�a Nastasi 10 Academy St�. Darien, Conn. CITY COMMISSION MEETTNG October 26, Y9g3 (Cantinuedj DESCRTPTION Lo� 2, B1.ock K, Unit 7 Skycrest Lat l+, Block K, Uni� '] Skycrest I.ot �L, Alock B, Unit C Skycrest Lot 13, Block B, Unit 5 Skycrest Lo� 1, Block ➢, Una.t B Skycrest Lot l, Block 1 Tagarelli Lots 2 and 3, Block � Tagarelli COST 5.p0 5.00 k.00 !�, 00 4.00 4.00 $,00 PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE City Commission oi the City of Clearwater, Florida, this 26th day nf October, �A. D, 1g53. /s/ W. E. Crown, Js. Ac�ing Mayor-Commissiane� ATTEST• /s/ H. G. Wingo Citp Auditor and C1erk PETITION TQ IMPROVE STREETS ABUTTIh1G FIRST ADDTTION 'L'0 tlIGii i'QINT SUBDIVISIQN TQ THE CITY CONfi�ISSION CITY OF CLEARWATEB, FLOt2TDA: The Pe�ition of Raymond V. Simmerman and wife HELEN SIMMEithiAN and JOHN R. WINNETT and wife �FFiE A. WINNETT, �hrougtc their undersigned attorney, represents the fallowing facts: 1. Petit�xonexs 41INNETT are the record fee simple owners �f ihs #'ollowing described real estate situate in Pinellas County, Florida, to�wi�: LOT FOUR (J�) of FIRST ADDITIOiV TO HTGH POINT SUBDIVISTON, a�eordin� to map ar pl.at thereaf recorded in PIa� Book 30, Page $l, Public records of P3nellas County, �'lorida; an�i Petitianers Simmerman are �he record fee simpl� owners of the foT2,awing described real estate situate in Pinellas Countp, Florida, to-wi�: LOTS FIVE (5) �o TWELVE (12), bpth inclusive, of FIRST ADDITION TO HIGH F(3IN�' SUBDIVTSION, according to z�ap or plat thereof recorded in P1a� Book 30, Page $1, Public records oi Pinellas County, Florida. 2. Lo�s FOUR (1�) t:o E�,EYEN (ZI), qoth inc�usive, of abovs described subdivision abut and front on a street desigriated on the plat of said Subdivision as ttSpencer Avenuel+, the sarne xunning North from Druid Road the entire depth o� the said subdivisi�n al.ong its East boundary, Lots EZEVEN {11) and TWELVE (12) of said Subdivision abut and front on that certain Street designated on said plat as ��Turner Street^q which runs East to West along the North baundary of said Subdivision, for th� Full raidth of the Subiiiv3sion. 3. First additi�n to HIGH POINT SUBDIVISION was platted on k'ebruary 26, ].953 after a�prpval o� ti�e p1a� by the Ci'�g o£ Clearwater on Januaxy 19, 1953. Since t�e fili�g of said plat four (4j hames have been f�ally completed and are now occupieci in said Subdivisioa. Two (�) more homes have been �artially comgleted and one more home has j�st started its construction at this time. Several addi�ional lots in the Subdivision have been sold and canstruction is planned to begin ott same in the near fu�ure. There are a total of eighteen (l�) Lots in the Subdivision. 4. Inspection of the plat of sazd �ubdiviaion disc�oses that 30 feet has been dedicated by the Subdividers for use as street righ� of wa,y for bo�h Spencer Aver�us and Turner Street. No Subdivision is now in existence East of Spencer Avenue and/or North of Turner Street and it is not believed that any declication of a similar 30 foot strip has been made �'or said purpose by the owners oi this property on the North and to the East oi this Subdivision. ��� CITY COMMISSION MEETTNG october z6, 1953 (Continued) 5• It is necessary for �he proper and nort�al d�velopmen� of this Subdivision and Lhe proper use and enjoyment of the property included in it tkat both of the above named Streets be opened and isproved imxaediately. Petitioners agree �o prnmptly pay their prqportionate shares of the cos�s of opening and improving bpth gaid Streets> 1�1HE&EFORE Pet9.tinners pray this HonorabJ.e Qommission to author3zc� and direct the opening and improvin� of Spencer Avenue from Uruid Road Nor��i to intersection of Tur.ner Street and to open and imprdve Turner Street East t',rom Keystone L�.�iv� to intersect with 3pencer A�enue. �s/ Geo. W� Sanit,h GEORGE W. SMITH �t����Y �or Petitioner Pearce Building Clear�vater, Florida Attorney for Petitioner. ,,-� {�� �