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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
April 5. 19S1t
Tbe City Commission of the City ot Clearwater met in regular session at
Oity Hall, Monday, April 5. 1954. at 1:30 P.M. with the following members present:
Herbert M. Brown
John W. Bates
Guy L. Kennedy
W. E. Strang. Jr.
Jack Russell
Also present were:
F. C. Middleton
Chas. M. Phillips, Jr.
G. T. McClamma
S. Lickton
Mayor-Commissioner
Commis sioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
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City Attorney
Chief of Police
City Engineer
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The meeting was called to order by the Mayor. The invocation was given by
Reverend Frank M. Sheldon. Regarding Item 5C on the agenda "Public Hearing on
tbe Request ot William J. Moore to permit Tract A, Unit 1. Palm Terrace Subdivision.
to be used tor business purposes", the Mayor announced that he had been inlor.ed
by the City Manager that the applicant had req~ested that the matter be postponed.
Comm1ssioner Kennedy stated he felt it was unfortunate that there were a number of
people in the audience who came for that particular item but he thought 11; would
be unfair to have the hearing with the petitioner not represented. Commissioner
Kennedy moved that action on Section C of Item 5 of today's agenda be tabled.
and if Mr. Moore renews his request at some future meeting, he be required to pay
for advertising a second public hearing. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
RUBsell and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Strang moved that the minutes ot the regular meeting or March 15th
and the special meetinf of March 29th be approved in accordance with the copies
furnished each member n writing. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and
carried unanimously.
The City Manager reported that six sealed bids had been received for the
construction ot the Negro Swimming Pool and Bathhouse. The bids were opened and
read as tollows:
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Logan Construction Co., Tampa
R. M. Thompson Co.. Clearwater
W. H. Armston Co., Dunedin
L. S. Thompson Constr. Co. Tampa
White Constr. & Eng. Co., St. Petersbg.
Pressure Concrete Co., Florence, Ala.
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$34,2 .00
32.988.00
28,445.00
32.642.00
33.900.00
Bathhouse
.~).306.00
19,777.00
24.322.00
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156, .00
1t9,200.00
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56.300.00
55.888.00
Commissioner Strang moved that the bids be referred to the City Manager and the
City Engineer for tabulation and returned to the next regular meeting. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously.
It was reported by the City Manager that four bids bad been received tor a
motor grader for the Public Service Department; however, he said the bid from the
Square Deal Machinery Company was received after 12:00 noon on Monday, the time
required for the bids to be in, and therefore he recommended that it be rejected.
Fla.-Ga. Tractor Co., Tampa
Highway Equipmt. & Supply Co., Tampa
J08. L. Roeser Machinery Co., Tampa
40 hp. eng.
50 hp. eng.
$5,088.61
5,100.00
10,1;1.80
9,273.00
ComDdssioner Strang moved that since the bid from the Square Deal Machinery
Company was received after the specified time for bids. it not be considered at
this meeting and be returned unopened. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Kennedy and carried unanimously.
Following the completion of the reading ot the bids for a motor grader,
Commissioner Strang moved that the bids be referred to the City Manager tor
. tabulation and return to the nen regular meeting. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Russell inquired if the Public Service Department had tried ou~
or bad some or the different models of the motor graders demonstrated. Co_issloner
Strang suggested that the City Manager arrange with the Public Service Department
to bave a demonstration of the equipment for the Commissioners.
The Commission discussed various suggestions concerning the remodeling ot the
existing Causeway drawbridge or construction of a new bridge but took no official
action on any of the proposals.
The City Manager reported that one bid was received for furnishing the pain~
and painting the parts ot the Causeway drawbridge 8S specified by the Public
Service Department according to State Road Department specifications. The bid was
read as tol10ws:
Clayton Ogle.
12.785.00
The Manager recommended that the bid be checked with the Public Service D.partmen~'s
.8~1..te and a report be brought back to the next meeting. Commissioner Batel
~ov.d that the recommendation of the City Manager be accepted. Motion was seconded
by CoDlll18sioner Kennedy and carried unanimously.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
April 5, 1954
The City Manager asked Mr. Harold Briley, Consul~lng Engineer for ~he Ci~7,
to read the bids on materials and equipment to be used in connecting the City'.
water distribution system with the County's interim system. The bids on items
set out in the specifications were read by Mr. Briley and the tabulation ot these
bids is set out in the following pages of these minutes and by reference made a
part hereot.
The City Manager recommended that since the bid of National Cast Iron Pipe
Division, Jas. B. Clow & Son, Birmingham, Alabama, was not on the standard bid
sheet as specified by the Engineer, and since there was no bond attached, that
the bid not be considered. Commissioner Strang moved that the bid ot James B.
Clow not be considered because it was not on the standard bid form and it did
not have a bid bond or a certified check enclosed. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously~
Since there was no check enclosed or bid bond with the bid ot Gulf Machinery
Company Clearwater, the City Manager recommended that the bid be disregarded.
Commissioner Strang moved that the bid or Gulf Machinery not be considered because
there was no bid bond or certified check enclosed. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously.
The City Manager recommended that since the bid or Johns-Manville Company,
Atlanta, did not enclose a bid bond or check that the bid not be considered.
Commissioner Bates moved that the City Manager's recommendation be approved.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously.
Following the completion of the reading of the bids tor the materials and
equipment for the addition to the Water Distribution System, Commissioner Strang
moved that the bids be referred to the City ~anager for tabulation and return to
the next regular meeting. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried
unanimously.
Tbe City r~ager reported that four bids had been received Eor the installa-
tion of materials and equipment for the addition to the Water Distribution System;
however, he said that the bid ot W. D. Owens Construction had been received atter
the time specified for the bids to be in and recommended that the bid be returned
unopened. Commissioner Strang moved the Manager's recommendation be accepted.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously.
The bids for the installation of materials and equipment for the addition
to the Water Distribution System were read as tollows:
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$12,673.00 $12,673.00 $12,923.1jO $13,143.00
23,3SS~OO 23,385.00 22,805.00 22,755.00
13,753.95 13,753.95 15,028.95 14,828.95
Laurance & Rutledge, Largo
Stansfield Constr., Tampa
E. H. Holcomb, Clearwater
The City Manager recommended that the bids be reterred to him for tabulatione
Commissioner Strang moved the Manager's recommendation be accepted. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously.
Regarding the bids Eor 6" cast iron pipe opened at the last meeting, the City
Manager recommended accepting the low bid of u. S~ Pipe and Foundry Company,
Birmingham, Alabama, at a price or $1.68 per foot delivered by rail or a total
ot 15,376.00. Commissioner Russell moved that the City Manager's recommendation
be accepted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously.
The City Manager stated that he joined the Fire Chief and ~he Police Chief in
recommending the acceptance of the low bid ot $2,376.55 for summer uniforms for
the Police Department and the Fire Department from H. E. & K. Speicer, Clearwater.
Commissioner Kennedy moved that the City Manager's and Fire Chief's recommendation
that the bid of H. E. & I. Speicer be accepted for turnishing Police and Fire
Department uniforms and shirts in the amount of $2,376.55 be approved. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously.
The Mayor announced the continuation of the Public Hearing on the request
of Dr. R. H. Center to permit the following lots presently zoned R-2 to be used
for business purposes: Lots 1 to at inclusive, Block E, Hibiscus Gardens, and
Lots 32 and 33, R. H. Padgett's Estate. Mr. John Rowe attorney, addressed the
Commission on behalf of Dr. Center and asked that Dr. Center's petition be consid-
ered as a request for a variation in rigid enforcement ot the Zoning Ordinance
rather than a re-zoning. He stated that such changes came within the jurisdiction
of the Commission acting as a Board of Adjustment and Appeal. Mr. Rowe reported
that those persons who had signed the petition ot objection presented at the last
meeting had considered WithdraWing their petition but had decided not to do SO out
ot consideration for Mr. W. V. Lange whose property would still be affected by the
revised request. Mr. Lange, owner of Lots 1 and 2, Block J, Hibiscus Gardens,
inquired what arrangements were being made for loading and unloading in the rear
ot the stores. Mr. R. ~ Thompson, Jr., contractor for the prospective Shopping
center, replied that the loading area in the rear ot the supermarkets would be
screened and that the smaller stores would load and unload from the front. Upon
inquiry from the Commissioners as to whether the prospective ownere would join
in the paving ot Pierce Street and other 8~reets adjoining the site, Mr. Thompson
replied that it is their intention to work out arrangements with the City and he
W88 sure they would pay a~ least 5~. The City Attorney read the recommendation
ot the ZOning Board which was that the request be denied but they would recolIIDend
placing the matter on the next zoning reterendum. It was the Ci~y Attorney's
opinion that without any serious question it is the proper subject tor the exercise
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CITY COMMISSION MEETIIG
April 5, 195"-
of the discretion of this Board and it is not necessary to let it go to a
referendum ballot because this Board is cons~l~uted as a Board at Adjustment
and Appeal and has not only inherent but statutory authority to aake variations
within the framework at the law to provide for conformity in the zoning. There
being no valid objection, Commissioner Kennedy moved tha~ Dr. Center's application
for a variation in zoning be granted to permit business usage of the following
lots: Lots 32 and 33 ot R. H. Padgett's Estate, and Lots 1 to 8, inclusive,
Block E~ Hibiscus Gardens Subdivision, and tha~ the City grant the appeal subjec~
to being able to continue to use its two wells and pumps under some satisfactory
arrangement with the property owner. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang
and carried unanimouely.
The Mayor announced the continuation of the Public Hearing on the request
ot Mr. Tbomas B. Harrington for a fitteen foot setback from Elmwood Avenue on Lots
7 and S, Block a, Oak Hills Subdivision. Mr. Ben Krentzman, President ot the
Hillcrest Neighbors Association, addressed the Commission stating that the organ-
ization bad considered the request at a recent meeting and ~hat 8 motion was
passed approving the granting of the setback because of the peculiar nature ot
this construction (that one house is to be built in the middle of the block and
no other residences in that block would be a~fected); tor that reason they do not
object to the application. Tbe Mayor asked it there were any objections trom
anyone in the audience and there were none. There being no valid objections,
Commissioner Russell moved that the request ot Thomas B. Harrington asking for 8
fifteen foot building line setback instead of tbe regular twenty-five ~oot
setback from Elmwood Avenue on Lots 7 and a, Block B, be granted in accordance
with those plans submitted with the application. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Bates and carried unanimoU81y.
The City Attorney read tbe proposed Resolution assessing the cost ot ~he
sanitary sewer installed in Evergreen Avenue south from Drew Street for a distance
ot approximately 600 feet against the benefited properties. The Mayor inqu1red
it there were any objections to the proposed assessment and there were none.
Commissioner Strang moved the Resolution be adopted and the proper officials be
authorized to sign it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried
unanimously.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance ~g concerning the examining and
licensing of general contractors, for its second reading and reported that it had
been amended since the first reading. Mr. Ben Krentzman, attorney, stated that
the proposed Ordinance had been studied by the Contractors Exaadning Board and
that several of the amendments had been recommended by them. Commissioner Strang
moved that Ordinance 648 as amended be considered on its second reading by title
only by unanimou8 consent. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried
unanimously.
The City Attorney read Ordinance 648 on its second reading by title only.
Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 648 as amended be passed on its second
reading by title only. Motion was deconded by Commdssioner Bates and carried
unanimously. The Mayor stated the proposed Ordinance would be published in full
before being considered on its third and final reading.
The City Attorney read on its first reading proposed Ordinance 650, an
Ordinance providing for the seizure and confiscation by the City of any vehicles
used in the transportation of illegal alcoholic beverages. Commissioner Strang
moved that Ordinance 650 be passed on its rirst reading. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Russell and carried utisnimously.
Commissioner Bates moved that Ordinance 650 be considered on its second
reading by title only by unanimous consent. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Strang and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read Ordinance 650 on its
second reading by title only. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance be passed
on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell
and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney read Ordinance 650 in full on its third reading.
Commissioner Bates moved the adoption of Ordinance 650 on its third and final
reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy carried unanimously.
The City Attorney read on its first reading proposed OrdiDance 651, the
Plumbing Ordinance. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 651 be passed on
i~s first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried
unanimously.
Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 651 be considered on its second
reading by title only by unanimous consent of the Commission. Motiop was seconded
by Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read Ordinance
651 on its second reading by title only. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance
651 be passed on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously.
The Mayor suggested that the proposed Ordinance be published in full before
being considered on its third and final reading. During the discussion on the
cost ot publishing the 36-page Ordinance in full four times in compliance with
the State law, Mr. Krentzman pointed ou~ that there was an alternative ill the law
Which provided tor posting the Ordinance in the City Hall and one other public
place. By consen~, it was decided to publish the proposed Ordinance one tUme in
tull before it 1s considered on its third reading.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
April 5 J 1951l
The CIty Attorney read on its f'il"st reading proposed Ordinance 652 dec laring
the City's intention to annex the part of Druid Acres Subdivision which 1s not
already in the City. The City Manager stated that the developers had met the
requtrcments of Ordinance 632 and the Ci t;y Attorne;y reported that the developers
had given a suret~y bond for the completion of the construction improvements.
Co~nissioner Russel] moved that Ordinance 652 be passed on its f'irst reading.
Motion "'las seconded by Conunissioner Kennedy n.nd carried unanimously,
Commissioner Bates moved that Ordinance 652 be considered on its second
reading by title only by unanimous consent. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Russell and carried Llnanimously. The City Attorney read Ordinance 652 on its
second reading by tl tle only. CO~II::t8 uioner Russell moved that Ordinance 652 be
passed on tts second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Bates and carried unanimouf.ly.
The City Attorney read Ordinance 652 in full on its third reading.
Commissioner Russell moved that Ordinance 552 be passed and adopted on its third
and final reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carried unani-
mously.
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The City Attorney read on its first reading proposed Ordinance 653J amending
Ordinance 609, the OccupationAl License Ordinance, by amending the classification
of Photoe;raphers and Commercial Artists. Commissioner Russell moved that
Ordinance 653 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Strang and carried unanimously.
CornrrLissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 653 be considered on its second
read:tng by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried
unanimously, The City Attorney read Ordinance 653 on its second reading by
title only. Commissioner Russell moved thnt Ordinance 653 be passed on its
second reading by title on1;y. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and
carried unanimously, The Mayor suggested that this proposed Ordinance be
published before being considered on its third reading.
The City Manager reported that the wooden bulkhead is giving way on the
north and south side of the embankment where Pierce Street is cut through the
hill between South Osceola and PIerce Boulevard. The City Engineer explained that
it would be necessary to build a retaining wall on the north side, the project to
include the buUcheads, block wall and side'l'lalk on the north side. The Engineer
estimated the cost of the project at ~16,ooo.oO) basing his estimate on the use
of steel sheet piling. A~ter discussion, by consent the Engineer was directed
to advertise the project ~or bins but to include an alternate for the use of
concrete sheet piling so that the contractors could bid on both.
The City r~anager reported that he had received a request from Mr. Philip D.
Harris to transfer h~s lease to ope~ate a gift shop in Room 9 of' the Marina
Building to Mr. Adolph Pf',lr.d, Jr., who proposes to operate a gift shop under
the name of "Surf N' Sand", and recommended that thls transfer be approved.
Commissioner Strang moved that the Manager's recommendation be accepted on the
transfer of the license and the granting of a rive year lease to Mr. A. Pf'und,
Jr., and the proper officials be authorized to execute the necessary papers.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously,
A letter was rea.d rrom Mr. Howard K. Ewing requesting a renewal of his
license for an auction house under the name of Howard the Trader. Mr. ~ling
requested that the license be granted ror his new building located at the corner
of Duncan and Gulf-to-Bay and asked that he be permitted to use a loud speaker
system as the building is insulated and is in the center of' a 4~ acre plot.
Commissioner Bates moved that the application be granted with the agreement on
the part of' Mr. Ewing that at any time for reasons considered valid by the
Commission it can be cancelled. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and
carried unanimously, ~~e Chie~ of Police was instructed that if' he received
sufficient complaints on the loudspeaker he should direct Mr. Ewing to have it
taken out.
In regard to the clearing and possible fill in the Stevenson Creek area
north of' Calumet StreetJ the City Manager reported that the area had been cleared
off by a bulldozer and that there would be two methods of putting in fill; one
would be to use material f'rom the trash trucks and some fill dirt to build up
the area immediately east of the bridge on the south side of the, creek at an
estimated cost of $2~OOO.OOj the other would be to buy a dredge at an estimated
cost of $10)000.00 to dredge out the area on the south side and fill in part of
it for a park. He suggested the dredge could also be used to keep the Marina
basin cleaned out, to do dredging at the street ends and to do away with other
mud f'lats. Commissioner Bates moved that the Mayor appoint a Committee to work
with the City Manager and the City Engineer with the idea of securing a dredge.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. Mr. W. H.
Wolfe and Mr. James Ogden addressed the Commission approving the suggestion.
The City Manager presented a plat of First Addition to New Mary.mont
Subdivision f'or approval, The City Manager reported that the developer had
signed contracts in accordance with Ordinance 032. Following a brief' discussion
as to the size of corner lots and proposed provisions for sanitation and drainage,
it was moved by Commissioner Bates that the Commission approve the plat of the
First Addition to New Marymont subject to the approval of the City Manager and
the City Engineer as to the sanitary and drainage system. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner strang and carried unanimously.
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CI'l'Y COMMISSION MEETING
April 5, 1954
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Mr. Leo Butler presented a plat ot Sirmons Heights Subdivision in
Section 15-29-15 south of Druid Road, the north 330 feet of which property 1s
now inside the City limits. The developer has agreed to bring the balance or
the subdivision into tbe City liMits. The City Engineer ~tated that the part
already platted can be served by tbe City sewer sys~em but at such time as the
unplatted portion is annexed, a lift station will be required and the developer
has agreed to install it at his expense. Due to the fact that it is unlikelr
that the platted street will ever become a main thoroughfare because it ende
near Stevensons Creek, it was agreed that the fifty foot right-of-way ae platted
would be acceptable. The necessarr bond did not accompany the application;
however the developer expressed h s willingness to furnish such bond.
Commissioner Strang moved that the Commission approve the plat of Sirmons Hei'ghts
subject to the final approval of the City Engineer and the City Manager and subject
to the subdivision connecting to the.City's sanitary sewer system, the contracts
according to Ordinance 632 to be part of the agreement. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously.
Relative to Mr. H. H. Baskin's request for vacation of an alley lying north
of Blocks A and B in Coachman Heights Subdivision, there was discuss~on a8 to
what .rtect such an action would have on the City's proposal to replat Coachman
Heights which is now in the process of being completed. Commissioner Strang
moved that the matter be tabled until the Commission receives a report from the
Legal Department. Motion was seconded by Commis sloner Rus sell and carried
unanimously.
The City Attorney read a letter addressed to the City Commission by Mr.
William M. Ooza. Jr., protesting the placing ot signs across the public streets
and particularly across the Causeway approach advertising the candidacy ot any
person. He asked that the Commission bar the use ot the City streets and City
property to all political advertising. Commissioner Russell moved that the
City Manager be instructed to permit no political signs anywhere acr08S the streets
within the City or on any City-owned property. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously.
The Cit.y Attorney reported that an agreement had been reached with certain
property owners in Grandview Terrace whereby the property owners would pay the
cost ot draining that area at the conjunction of the three avenues in Grandview
Terrace and that the property owners had deposited funds in the amount. or
11,665.00 to pay for the improvements. Commissioner Bates moved that the agree-
ment be approved and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously.
By consent, the application ot Mr. John Segelken for permission to erect a
~railer park at 3535 Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard was deferred on request of the City
Manager until he can secure more complete information.
Mr. Harold Martens, Chairman ot the Advertising.Publicity Committee, Chamber
of Commerco, presented a letter addressed to the Commission requesting that the
City allocate $10,000.00 from its publicity funds to buy bonds from the Seminole
Players, Inc., who plan to produce the "Florida Aflame" pageant at Phillippe
Park if sufficient funds can be raised. Commissioner Kennedy moved that the City
accept the recommendation ot the Chamber of Commerce and supplement the Chamber's
budget in the current year by $5,000.00 and .5,090.00 trom next year's budget ~or
the purchase of $10,000.00 in bonds (secured by reven~es trom the production)
in the "Florida Aflame" p~oject subject to the County's authorization of the
project. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously.
The City Manager presented a Resolution requiring ten property owners ,to
clean their lots of weeds and underbrush. Commissioner Strang moved the Resolution
be adopted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously.
The City~anager recommended the installation ot 192 feet of six inch water
main and 1180 feet of two inch water main to serve Druid Acres Subdivision under
the usual re~unding agreement at an estimated cost of 11,461.00. check for which
1s on file from the developer. He also recommended the installation of, 700 feet
ot two inch water main and 232 teet of six inch water main to serve Pinebrook
Highlands Subdivision under a refunding agreement at an estimated cost ot $1,209.30
tor which a check is on file from the developer. Commissioner Bates moved that
the Cit.y ~anager's recommendation be approved and the extensions authorized.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously.
The City Manager presented a letter from the Special Events Committee ot the
Senior Chamber ot Commerce requesting authority for the following expenditures:
Bomber Booster Club $3,000.00
Fun 'N Sun Festival Program 600.00
Clearwater Community Symphony, Inc. 600.00
Barber Temple Orange Co. '
(Television Show) 37.31
The City Manager recommended the approval of the disbursements. Commissioner
Strang moved that the recommendation of the City Manager be ~pproved. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
April 5. 1954
The C1~y A~torney presented a statement for sGrvices rendered in the a... ,
ot 011n Milla va. the City of Clearwater in the amount ot t4oo.oo. CoDDissioner
Strang moved that the bill be approved for payment. Motion vas seconded by
Commie.ioner Ruseell and carried unanimously.
There being no further business to come before the Board. the meeting waa
adjourned at 6:~6 P.M.
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CITY COMMiSSION MEETING
April 5, 1954
April 2, 1954
Mayor Commissioner Herbert M. Brown
Commissioners: Jack Russell, John W. Bates
W. E. Strang, Jr., Guy L. Kennedy
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The City Commission will meet in Regular Session at the City Hall Auditorium on
Monday, April 5, 1954, for the purpose of discussing the items listed on the
attached Agenda. Meeting time will be at 1:30 p.m.
Very truly yours,
/s/ F. C. Middleton
City Manager
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Agenda - City Commission Meeting of April 5, 1954
Clty Hall Audi t,orium
1:30 p.m.
1. Invocation, The Hev. Frank M. Sheldon.
2. Approving the minutes of the lte~lar Meeting o:f .lvlarch 15 and the Special
Meeting of March 29, 1954.
3. Opening of bids for:
A. Negro Swimming Pool and Bathhouse.
B. Motor Grader.
C. Painting Causeway Drawbri.dge.
D. Materials & Equipment for addition to Water Distribution System.
E. Installation of' Materials and Equipm9nt for Additlon to Water
Distribution System.
4. Awarding of bids for:
A. Two cars 6" C. I. Pipe.
B. Summer Uniforms, Police & Fire Departments.
5. Public rtearings.
A. Continuation of request of Dr. RaYloond H. Center to permit the following
lots presently zoned R-2, to be used for business purposes: Lots I to 8
inclusive of Block E, Hibiscus Gardens Subdivision and Lots 32 and 33 or
R. H. Padgett's Estate.
B. Request o:f Thomas B. Harrington askine for a firteen foot building line
setback in~tead of the regular twenty-five foot setback from Elmwood
Avenue on Lots 7 and $, Block B, Oak Hill Subdivision.
C. Request of' William J. Moore to permit Tract A, Unit 1, Palm Terrace
Subdivision, to be used for business purposes. The tract is now zoned
as R-l.
6. Items from the City Attorney's Office:
A. Assessment Resolution for Sanitary Sewer in Evergreen Avenue from Drew
St. south for 605 feet
B. Ordinance No. 64$, Building Contractor's Ordinance, on second reading.
C. Ordinance No. 650, relating to the seizure by municipalities of vehicles
used for illegal transportation of alcoholic beverages. (This was
requested by Florida League of Municipalities).
D. Ordinance No. 651, Plumbing Ordinance, on f'irst reading.
E. Ordinance No. 652, Declaring the Intention to Annex part of Druid Acres
Subdi vi s ion.
F. Ordinance No. 653, Amending Ordinance No. 609, Occupational License.
7. Commission's considera,tion of:
A. Rebuilding of bulkhead on each side of Pierce St. and extension of
sidewalk on Pierce St., west of shuffleboard courts.
B. Letter :from Philip D. Harris regarding transfer of license in Marina
Building.
C. Letter :from Howard the Trader requesting renewal of license.
D. ~nager's report on the clearing and p05sib1e fill in the Stevenson
Creek Area north of Calumet Street.
E. Approval of Plat and Plans for First Addition to New Marymont Subdivision.
F. Approval of Plat and Plans for Sirmons Heights Subdivision.
G. Request of H. H. Baskin for abandonment of alley in Coachman Heights
(Replat) - Book 20, Page 26 which was an area on the north side of
Blocks A and B.
H. Letter from William M. Goza, Jr., a request regarding political signs.
I. Agreement with certain property owners in Grandview Terrace for drainage
development.
J. Application from John Segelkin to erect a "Trailer Park" at 3535
Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard.
g. Utility Improvements.
9. Lot Mowing Applications.
10. Any item not on the agenda will be considered with the consent of the
Commission.
Adjournment.
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April 5, 1954
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, after Public Hearing on December 28 A. D. 1953, the City Commission
of the City of Clearwater, Florida, determined that certain work and improvements
hereina~ter described should be done and made, and
WHEREAS, pursuant thereto said improvements have been made as follows:
Construct an 8 inch V. C. Sanitary Sewer and appurt3nances in
Evergreen Avenue southward ~rom the existing sanitary sewer in Drew
Street a dist~nce of approximately 600 feet, and
WHEREAS, under the provisions of Section 12) and other pertinent provisions
of the City Charter, after said improvements shall have been completed, the City
Commission shall assess the cost thereof against the properties facing and abutting
said improvements so made, and
WHEREAS, certain parcels of real estate facing and abutting said improvements
have been bene~ited by said improvements and the pro-rata cost thereof shall be
assessed against said parcels.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater,
Florida, in session duly and regularly assembled as follows:
1. That the above described improvements in Evergreen Avenue ~rom the exist-
ing sanitary sewer in Drew Street southward approximately 600 feet be and the same
are hereby accepted and approved as having been completed.
2. That the following described properties ~acing and abutting said drainage
improvements are hereby deemed to have been bene~ited by said improvements in the
~ollowing proportions of the cost thereo~ and the same are hereby assessed in
accordance with the ~ollowing schedule.
ASSESSMENT
Sanitary Sewer, Evergreen Avenue
From Drew Street South 605 ~eet
$2,655.59
1,000
2.66-
Property
Fairview Addition
Block B
Lot 5 less E 110 feet
Total Cost of Project
Total Front Footage
Cost per Front Foot
Owner Front Ft.
Amount
$1)2.78
Anna H. Miller 50
912 Eldridge Street
Clearwater, Florida
Robert W. Johnson 50
1258 Adm. Woodson Lane
Clearwater, Florida
Robert W. Johnson 50
William Vanderpool 50
1358 Adm. Woodson Lane
Clearwater, Florida
William Vanderpool 50
George P. Chalfont 50
1049 Marine Avenue
Clearwater, Florida
George P. Chalfont 50
George P. Chalfont 50
Mrs. H. E. Dean 50
15 Evergreen Avenue
Clearwater, Florida
Mrs. H. E. Dean 50
Lot 6
132.78
Lot 7
Lot 8
132.78
132.78
Lot 9
Lot 10
132.78
132.78
Lot ll.
Lot 12
Lot 13
132.78
132.78
132.78
132.78
Lot 14
B10ckA
tot 5
132.78
Arnold S. Knudson 50
112 Evergreen Avenue
Clearwater, ~1orida
Marguerite F. Angle 50
Sunburst Apartments
Clearwater, Florida
J. B. Arbuckle 50
108 Evergreen Avenue
Clearwater, Florida
Charle s S. Beckwith 50
604 Woodlawn Street
Clearwater, Florida
132.78
Lot 6
132.78
Lot 7
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Property
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1226 Springdale Rd. NE
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J. S. !Iornara 50
J. S. Fornara 50
Arthur L. Masters 50
14 Evergreen Avenue
Clearwater, Florida
Lot 14 Arthur L. Masters 50 132.78
1,000 $2,655.60
3. That if said assessments herein made are not paid within thirty (30)
days from the date hereof, the City Treasurer is hereby directed to issue and
sell certificates of indebtedness under Section 124 of the City Charter, which
certificates shall bear interest at the rate of 8% per annum against the foregoing
properties for the assessments herein made immediately upon the expiration of the
foregoing thirty-day period.
Lot 10
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Lot 12
Lot 13
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 5th day of April A. D. 1954.
/s/ Herbert M. Brown
Mayor-Commissioner
Attest:
/s/ H. G. Wingo
City Auditor and Clerk
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City Commissioners
City of Clearwater,
Florida
March 30, 1954
Gentlemen:
It is time again to get a renewal on Howard the Trader's auction license. This
time, I would like the license for our new building, located on the corner of
Duncan and Gulf-to-Bay. I would like to point out this new location pas parking
facilities for 500 cars.
We should have in attendance at least 1,000 people per night. I am wondering if
you wouldn't grant me permission to use a loud speaker system. Naturally, I will
see that the public address system will not annoy anyone on the outside as the
building I am using is completely insulated. It is also located in the center ot
a 4~ acre plot.
Gentlemen, I sincerely hope and trust that the two above requests will meet with
your approval.
HKE/nve
Yours truly,
/s/ Howard K. Ewing
Howard the Trader
Howard the Auctioneer
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Clearwater, Florida
March 25, 1954
City Commission
City of Clearwater
Florida
Gentlemen:
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I have not publicly expressed a preference in the forthcoming Governor's
race. I ment~on this so that no one could construe this letter as a criticism
ot the candidacy of any of the participants in the race.
I wish to protest the placing of signs across the public streets, and
particularly across the causeway approach, advertising the candidacy of any person.
I have talked with a good many people about this, and I find that they all agree
that they are unsightly, unbecoming and undignifled.
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In 1948, the City would not permit such signs to be hung. I understand in
1952 permission was granted, but the time was divided among the candidates. The
City Fire Department hangs the signs, and is thus required to change them several
times during the campaign. I further understand that the 1952 policy is being
followed this year.
By its attitude in the past, the City has shown its intention to be impartial
to the candidates. This attitude is proper, and could be furthered by reverting
to the 1948 policy of permitting no signs at all across the public thoroughrares.
Not only would it be fair to all candidates, but it would curtail a foolish
campaign extravagance, remove an unsightly eyesore, and relieve the City firemen
from a needless exercise.
It is requested that you place this matter upon the agenda for consideration
by the Commission at its next meeting. I request that they give the matter their
usual careful attention, and I trust that they will agree that permission should
be refused for the erection of these signs, which are certainly more unsightly
than the "For Rent" signs they have already limited in use.
Resp.ectfu11y,
ls/ William M. Goza, Jr.
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The Honorable City Commission
City Hall
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
April 5, 1954
The Advertising Committee of the Chamber of Commerce during its emergency session
of this date has given consideration to the request that it recommend the support
of the Florida Aflame pageant.
The Committee feels, with its limited knowledge of this pageant, that the advertising
potential is rather great and should be supported from all angles. It also feels
that if the advertising copy is so worded to give Clearwater an important role that
the City should, from publicity funds, support the pageant to the extent of
$10,000.00 of the bonds secured by the receipts of the pageant.
Very
truly yours,
/5/ Harold C. Martens
Chairman,
Advertising-publicity
Chamber of Commerce
Committee
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RESOLUTION
WHEREAS: it has been determined by the City Commission of the City or
Clearwater, Florida, that the property described below should be cleaned or weeds,
grass and/or underbrush, and that after ten (10) days notice and failure of the
owner thereof to do so, the City should clean such Froperty and charge the costs
thereof against the respective property.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater,
Florida, that the following described property, situate in said City, shall be
cleaned 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 cleaning and charge the costs thereof against
the respective properties in accordance with Section 128 of the Charter of the City
of Caearwater, as amended.
~ DESCRIPTION ~
Nona B. Sharp Lots 5 and 6 $8.00
Box 333 Block E, LaJolla
Louis Orgel Lots 5 and 6 8.00
1122 Charles St. Block C, Peale Park
Clearwater, Florida
Harold Cazier Lots 20, 21 and 22 9.00
1615 N. Washington Block B, Country Club Estates
Clearwater, Florida Block B
Stuart Golding Lot 19, 3.00
9 Highland Ave. Country Club Estates
Clearwater, Florida
Bessie I. Stewart Lots 11 and 12, Block K 8.00
P.O.B. 341 Hillcrest #2
Safety Harbor, Florida Lots 26 and 25
James C. Karas 8.00
P.O.B. 403 Beverly Heights
Clearwater, Florida
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P.C.B. 896
Cle arwater, F'lorida
A and W Glads
Ft. My-ers, Florida
Carl Maag
805 Bay Esplanade
Clearwater, Florida
Louise Shadman
437. Bay Ave.
Clearwater, Florida
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE City Commission of the City of Clear~ater, Florida,
this 5th day of April, A. D. 1954.
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
April 5, 1954
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DESCRIPTION
Lot 1, Block J, Unit 1
Skycrest
Lot 2, Block J, Unit 1
Skycrest
Lot 12, Block D
Avondale
Lot 13 and 14. Block 0
Avondale
COST
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ATTEST:
/s/ H.. G. Wingo
Ci~y Auditor and C~eTk
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. All OUI.AIICI BLA'lI.a '1'0 THB SEIZURE or AIt
~~~~:tiJEg:~OR2~EOI~~'t~O~:~:C~1~F
CLlARWAlfU. FLORIDA,! FOR THE TllARSPORTA'1'IOI
OR REMOVAL OF OR FOK THE DEPOSIT OR COICEAL-
KElf 01 All STILL AID S'lILLIIlG APPARATUS OR
RAW MATERIAL USED II THE MAIlUFACTURE or
ILLICIT AID ILLEGAL ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES, 01
or AI! ILLICIT AID ILLEGAL ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
OR LIQUORS, AID PROVIDING FOR THE FOIlFEITUllE
THEREOF UIDER THE GElERAL aTA~ LAWl AID PRO-
VIDING FOR THE EFFECTIVE DATE or TH S ORDINAICE.
. BE rr OIWAINED Bt THE Cln COMMlSSIOI or "81 eIn or CLEARWAtER, FLORIDA.
~. Any v.Biela, veea.l, au craft or an,. an1aal uaed 18 the
~ran.port,.~or tor the depoal1; or cODcealmen1; ot anJ illicit liquor Rill
or s'tilliq apparatu. or any aaebt war1;, va., or other termented llqu.1da capable
ot bel~ dl.~111ed or manutacture4 into an alcoholic beverage containiac .ore
~bIm U of aloobol by w.lgb~ or any alcoholic beyerage, commonly know aad
re.tOJT8G to aa "aoonab1lle wbl.k.,.", where ..1..d by a aUDlo1pal pollee otficer
wl'tD1n tbt corpora~e 11ra1t.a ot the Clt,. or Clearwater, ahall be torteited, ..
proY'idtlCi tor by the general State law, aDd aJ.l 1N1118 rec.! wed t.beretrom alua1l
CO i.nCo ~b. general operaClag 1\alld ot the Cit,..
S.c~1oll 1-. This Ordinance snall beao.e etf'ec1;1". lmmedlate17 upon ita
passage.
PASSED OR FIRST READIIO
PASSED 01 SECOID BEADII3
PASSED OM tHIRD AID FIIAL
READlliG AND ADOPTED
April S, 1954
April S, 1954
April S, 1954
/s/ Herbert M. BrolfD
Mayor-Comm1881oner
At.te8~:
/a/ H. G. W1rlgo
City Awl1tor and Clerk
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AI OaDIIAICE DECLARIIG THE IITEHTIOI or THE Cln
OF' CLEARWATER TO AlIBI PART 0' DRUID ACRES SUBDI-
VISIOI lITO THE CORPORATE LDlITS OF THE Cln or
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA!. UPON THE EXPIRATIOR OF THIaft
(30) DAYS FROM THE t'ASSAGE OF THIS ORDIIANCE,
ACCORDIIO TO THE PROVISIORS OF SECTIOI 171.04
FLORIDA STATUTES, 19S1; PROVIDIIIG FOR mE EFFECTIVE
DATE or THIS ORDIIAICB.
BE IT ORDAI.ED BY THI CIn COMMISSION 01 THE CIn or CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
~. !he City ot Clearwater acting by and through its City Commies1on.
hereb~8 its intention to annex into the corporate limit8 ot the City or '
Clearwateri Florida, the tol10wing described lands lying contiguous to the
territoria limits ot said City, which lands contain les8 than ten (10)
registered voters:
Begin at the IW corner ot the SW; ot Section 13 Township 29 South,
Bange 15 East, and run thence South 0 del. 04' S8w West along. the section
line 1326.34' to the 40 acre 11ne; thence South 89 deg. 20' 14ft Bast
along the 40 acre line 661.39' tor P.O.B.; thence South 0 deg. 06' 13"
East along the 10 acre line 663.46' to the 10 acre line; thence South
89 deg. 18' 54" East along the 10 acre line 425.0'; thence Borth 0 deg.
06' 13w West 270.0'; thence Borth 89 dec. 18' S4" Wes~ 10S.0'; thence
North 0 deg. 06' 13" West 393.64' to,the 40 acre line; thence Borth
89 deg. 20' 14" West along the 40 acre line 320.0' to P.O.B., 1es8 the
north 330' thereot, according to the map or plat thereot as recorded
in plat book 33, page 89 ot the public records o~ Pinel1as Co~ty.
Florida.
Section 2. The City o~ Clearwater, acting by and tnrough its City Commission,
intends to annex the toregoing lands according to the provisions or Section 171.0~,
Florida Statutes, 19S1, and to that end, the City Auditor and Clerk is hereby
directed to publish this Ordinance in the Clearwater Sun, a newspaper published
in the City ot Clearwater, once a week tor tour (4) consecutive weeks immediately
atter the passage of this Ordinance.
Section 3. This Ordinance shall become effective immediately upon its passage.
PASSBD OR FIRST READIIG
PASSED OB SECORD READIIG
PASSED 01 THIRD AID FIliAL READIIG
AID ADOPTED
April 5, 1954
April 5. 1954-
April S, 1954
Attest:
/ s/ Herbert K. Brown
Kayor-Commissloner
/s/ H. G. Wingo
City Auditor and Clerk
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STATE OF 'LOamA I
COUNTt OF PI.ELLAS
Before me, the w1dersigned authority, pereonally appeared L. WILBUR SEVER.
who upon being by me d~tly sworn, deposes and eaye:
1. That ,he is one ~r the owners of the property known ae Druid Acres
Subdivision, and that be ha~ personal knowledge ae to the occupancy ot the land
embraced in said subdivieion, part of which subdivision is already in the
corporate 1i~te or the City of Clearwater, and that said tract o~ land to be
annexed in~o the corporate limits ot the City ot Clearwater contains les8 than
ten (10) registered votere.
2. That this affidavit is made in compliance with Secion 171.04, Florida
Statutes, 1951, and ie made to induce the City ot Clearwater to annex the fore-
going trac~ into its corporate limite.
Further deponent sayeth not.
WITNESS my signature and ofticial seal at Clearwater, in the County ot
Pinellas and the State ot Florida, this 2nd day ot April A. D. 19S~.
/s/ L. Wilbur Sever
L. Wilbur Sever
SWORB TO AND SUBSCRIBED before me this 2nd day ot April A. D. 1954-
/s/ Bervl F. Sydnor
Notary Public
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CITY CONMISSI�N MEETING
Aprii 5, 1954,
The Gity Commission of the Gity of Cleaz�aater snat in regular session at
City Hal1, Momday, Apr31 5, 1954, a� 1:30 P.M. with the following members presant:
Herbert M. Brown
John 4l. Bates
Guy L. Kennedy
W. E. Strang, Jr.
Jack Russell
Al.so �•resent were;
F. C. Middleton
Chas. M. Phillips�
G. T. McClamma
Sa Lick�or�
I�ayor-Commissioner
Commissioner
�ommissioner
Commissioner
G�u►missioner
City �ianagex�
Jr. City Attorney
Chiei oi Police
Ci�p Enginesr
The meetin; was called to order by the Mayor. The invocation was given bp
Reverend Frank M. 5heldon. Regarding Item 5C on the agenda, "Public Hearing on
tha Request of Willi�m 3. Moore to permit Tract A, Unit 1, Palm Terrace Subdivision
ta be used for business purposes", �he Mayor announ�ed that he h�d been informed �
by th� City Manager that the applicant had requ�sLed that the matter ba postponed.
Cammissioner Kennedy sta�ed he felt it was unfortunate that tber� were a number of
p�ople in th� audience who came for that particular item but hs thonght i� would
be unfair to have the hearing with the petitioner not represented. Commissianer
K�nnedy moved that actipn on Section C a� Item 5 of todap�s agenda be tabled,
and i.f Mr, Moora renews his sequest at soane future meeting, he be required to pay
for acivertising a second p�abl3c heariYig. Motion was seconded by Commissianeia
Russell and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Strang moved that the m'tnutes of the regular meeting of March 15th
and th� special me�ting of March 29th be a�pproved in accordance �rith the copies
furnished each membar in writing. Motion was ;aeconded i�y Corr,mission�r Russell and
carried unanimously.
The City Manager xeported that six sealed bids had been received ios the
construc�ion og the Negro Swimming Poal aad Bathhouse. The bids were opened and
read as foliowa:
Logan Construction Co., Tampa
R. M. Thompson Co., CJ.earwater
W. H. Armston Ca., Dunedin
L. S. Thompson Constr. Co�, Tampa
White Canstr. & En�. Ca., St. Petersbg.
Pressure Concrete Co., Florence, Ala.
Pool
#34, z7�. o0
32,9$8.00
2$,4�5.00
3z,642.00
33,900.00
Bathhous� Bo�h
$ ,30 . o �56,z .00
1$,77�.00 t�9,200.00
z4,322.00 56,300.00
55,�$8.00
Commissioner Strang mQ�*eci that the bids be referred to the Citp Manag�r and the
City Eng:Ineer for tabulation and raturned to the next regular meeting. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimouslp.
It was reported by the C3ty �anager that four bids h�d been received for a
mator grader for the Publie Service Department; however, l�e said the bid from the
Square Dsal Machinrery Gompany was received after 12:00 noon on Mondap, the time
required f'or the bids to be in, and therefore he recommended tha� it b� rejected.
Fla.-Ga. Tractor Co„ Tampa
Hi�.hway Equipmt. 8c Supply Co., Taanpa
Jos. L. Roeser Machinery Co., �'ampa
40 hp. eng. �5,0��.61
50 hp. eng. 5,100.00
10,15�.$0
9,273�00
Commissioner Strang moved that since the bid from the Squar� Dea1 Machinery
Company was received after the spe.^,ii'xad time for bids, it not be considered at
this �eeting and be returned unopened. Motion was second.scl bp Commissioner
Kennedy and carried unanimougly.
Following the comple�ivn Qf the reading of the bids for a moior grader,
Commissioner Strang maved that �he bids b� referred to the Gity Manager for
tabulatiQn and �eturn to the r�ext regular meeting. Motion was second�d by
Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously.
Gommission�r Russell inquired if the Public Serv3c� Dspartmeat h�d tried out
or had some of the dif��sent models af the motor graders demonstrated. Commissioner
Strang suggested ti�at �he Citq Manager arrange with the Public Service Department
to have a demonstration of tha equipment ior the Commissioners.
�he Commissio� discussed vari4us suggestions concerning the remodeling of the
existin� Causeway dra�rbridge or cons�ructi.on of a new bridge but took no officia�.
action ott any af the proposals.
The City Manager reported that one bid was rc�ceiqed fc�r .�u�nishing the pa�nt
and pa3nt�.ng the parts of the Gausewa� drawbridge as specified by the Public
Service Department according to State Road Department spscifications. Th� bid was
read as follows:
Clayton Oglea �2,ry$5.00
The Manager reco�nmended that the bid be checked with the Public Service Departmeat's
estimate and a report be brought back to the nex� meeting. Coromissioner Bates
moved that the recommendation of the City Nranager be accepted. Mo�ion was seconded
by Gommis�ioner �ennedy and Gaxried unanimously.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
April 5, 1954
The City r'�anager asked Mr. Harold Briley, Gonsulting En�ineer £or the City,
to re�d t�e bids an materials and equi.pment to be used 3n connecting the Ci�y's
water distribution syst�m with the Countyfs interi�n system, Tke bids on it�ms
se� out in th� specificati�ns were read by Mr. Briley and the tabulation of thest�
bids is set Qut in the fol.lowing pages of tl2ese minutes and bq regerence ma�e as
part hereof.
The City Manager recommended that since the bid of National Cast Iron Pipe
Division, Jas. B. Clow & Son, Birmingham, Alabama, was not on �he standard b3d
sheet as specified by the Engineer, and since there w�s no bond a�ttached, tha�
the bid not be considered. Commissioner Strang moved that 4:he bid of James B.
Claw not be considered because it was no� on thP standard bid form and it did
not have a bid bond or a certiiied check encaosed, Motion was seconded by
Com�ission�r Bates and carxied unanir�ously.
Since �h$ra was no ch�ck enclosed or bid bond v�i�h the bid ok' Gu1f Machin�ry
Company, Clearwater, the Ciey j'�anager recornmended that �he bid be disre�arded,
Commissioner Strang �oved that the bid of Gu:�f �achinery not be considered beca.use
there was no bid bond or certified check enclosed. Mot3.on was seconded by
Commissioner Russell and carrisd unanimouslp.
The City P�anager recottm►ended that since the bic� o£ Johns-1"janvi].le Gompany,
Atlanta, did noL enelose a bid bond or ahsck that �he bi� not be considered.
Commissioner Bates moved that �he City Manager°s recommendation be approved.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carrisd unanimously:
Fo3lowing the completion of the reading of � he bifls for the materials and
equipraent for the addit�.�on to the Water Dis�ribu�ion System, Coma►ias3oner S2.�ang
moved that the bids be reierred to the City mamager for tabulat3on aa�d retuz�n to
the next regular maeting. Mot3on was seconded by Commissioner Kennedp and carried
unanimously.
�he City Manager repor�L9d that four bids had been received for the installa-
tion of ma�erials and equipment fur �he addi.*.ion to the Water Diatribution 8ystem;
however, he said that the bid of W. D. Owens �onstruction had been received a�ter
the tim� specified for the bids to be in and recommended tk�a; the bid be returned
unopened. Commissioner Strang m�ved the Manager's recommendation be accepted.
Motion was seconded by Commissionar Yussell and carried unaniruously.
The bicls ior the installation og materials and equipment for the addition
to the Water D3.stcribution Sys9:em were read as iollows:
Laurance 8c Rutledge, Lax�go
Stansfield Constr., Tampa
E. H. Holcomb, Clearwater
Alt. 1
�iz,673.oa �iz, 73.00
23,3$5;00 23,3$5.00
13,753.95 13,753•95
��1
A1t. 2 Alt.
�12,9z3.00 �13,143.ofl
22,$05•00 2�,755.00
15,02$095 14,$2$.95
The City Manager reco�nended that the b3ds be referred to him for tabulation.
Cammissioner Strang movetl the Manager'� recommenc3ation be accepted. Mo�ion was
seconded by Commissioaes Russell and carried unanimously.
Regarding the bi@s for 6" cast iron pipe ope�ed a� the last meeting, the Ci�y
I�anager recommended accepting the low bid of U. S.. Pipe and Fe,undry Company,
Birmingham, Alabama, at a pr':ce oi �1.6$ per foot delivered by raii or a total
of �5,376,00. Commissioner Russell moved that the City Manager's recommendation
be accepted. Motion was secanded �y Commissionar Kennedy an� carried unanimously.
The Gity Manager stated that he jesined the Fire Chief anc� the Police Chief in
recommending the acceptance of the 1ow bid o£ �2,376.55 for summer uniforms for
the Police Depar�ment and the Fire nepartmant from Ho E. 8c K. Sp�icer, Clearwater.
Cammiasioner Kennedy mc�ved that the Ci�y Manage�r�s and Fire Ghief's reco�mendation
that the i�id of H. E. & g. Speicer be �cc�nted for furnishing Police and Fire
Departmen� unifox°ms and shirts in the am�uni oi �2,376.55 be approved. Motion was
seconded by Commissianer 3�rdng and casried unanimousl�*.
The Mayor annaunced the continua�ion oi' th� Public Hearing or� th� request
of Dr. R. H. Cente� to permit the following lo�s pre�ently zoned R�2 to be used
for business purposesc d,ots 1 to �y inclusive, B1ock E, Hibiscus Gasdens, amd
Lc�ts 32 and 33, ft. H. Padgett's EstaCe. Mr. Johai Rowe, attorneq! addressed the
Cammission on behalf of Dr. Center and asked that Dr. Centerts petition be cons3d-
erad as a request for a variaticn in rigid enforcement of the Zoning Ordinance
rather than a re-zoni.ng. Ae stated that such changes aame within the jurisdiction
of the Commission acting as a Board of Adjustment and �pp�al. Mr. Rowe reported
that those persons who had signed the petitian of ob�ection presented a� the last
meeting h�d considered w3thdxawing their petition but had decided not to da so out
of consideration for NJr. W. V. .Lange whose prope,ty would stili 1oe ai�ected by the
revised request. Mr. Lange, owner of Lots 1 and 2, Block J, Hibiscus G�rdens,
inquired what arrangemen�s were being'made f'or ls+a�ling and unloading in the rear
of the stores. t�dr. R. M: Thompson, Jr,., contractor for the pro�pscti*ve shopping
center, replied that the loading area in the rear oi the supermarkets would be
screened and that the smaller steres wou2d load and unlaad from the front. Upon
inquiry from the Commissioners as to whether �he prospective awners would join
in the paving of Pierce Street and other streets adjoinin� the sita, Mr. Thompson
replied that it is their intention to work out arrangemen�s v��.�h the Ci�q and he
was sure th�y would pay at least 50�. The City Attorney read the recommendation
of the Zoning Board which was that tha request be aenied but thep would recomuaend
placing the �atter on the next zoning referendum. It was the Ci�y Attorneyts
opinion that without any serious question i�t is th� p�oper stabject for the exercise
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CITY CQMMISSION ME�TI�G
April 5, 195y.
of the discretion of this Board and it is nat r.e��ssary L•o let i� go to a
referendum ballot bacause this Board is consiitutec� gs a Boa�d o� l�cl�ustment
and Appea7. and has not only inharent but statutory authority �o make vax�3.ations
within the framework og the law to provide £ar conformitg* in th� zonin�. Thera
being no ealid objection, Commissioner Kennedq mo�ed thaL, Dr. Center°s applicat�on
for a variation in zoning be granted to permit business usage af tne following
lots: Lots 32 and 33 of R. H. Padgett's Estate, and Lots Z to �, inclusive,
Block E,, Hibiscus Gardens Subdivision� and tl�a� t�ae Ci�ty grant the appeal subject
L•o betng able to continu� to use its two wslls and pumps under some satisfactorq
arrangement with the property owner. Motion was seconded b�� Commissioner S�rang
and carried unanimouslp. '
The Mayor announced tlae continuation of the Public Hearing on the reques�
of Mr. Thomas B� Harrin�on for a fif��een foot se�back froffi Elmwood Avenue on Lots
7 and $, Block �, Oak Hills S�bdivision. Mr. Ben Krentzman, President of the
Hillcrest Neighbors Assoeiation, addressed the Commission stating that the organ-
ization had considered the request at a recent meeting and �hat a motio� w�s
pa�sQd approving the granting oi the sethack because oi the peculiar nature of
thi� canstruction (that one house is to be built in the middle oi the block and
no other residences in that block caould be affected); for �hat reason they d.o uot
o6�ect to the application. The Mayor asked if there ware any objections from
anyone in the audience ar•d there were none. There baing no valid objections�
Commissioner Russell moved that the request of 'Phomas B. Harrington asking fo� a
fifteen fo�t building line setback instead of ti�e regular twex�tp-f3ve foot
setback from Elmwood Avenue on Lots 7 anc $, Block B, be granted in accordanc�
with those plans submitted wi�h the application. Motion was seconded bq
Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney read the proposed Resolutioa assessing ths cost of th�
sanitary sewer installed in Evergreen Avenue south from Drew Street �or a distance
of approximately 609 feet against the benefited pr�per�ies. The �ayor inquired
i£ there were any objections to the propo�ed assessment and there were none.
Commiss3pner Strang moved the Resolution �ie a�opted and the proper oificials be
authorized ta sign it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Ru�sell and carried
unan3mous lg*,
The City Attorney presented Ordin.ance 6t�$ concerning the examining and
licensing of general contractors, for i�s second reading and reported tha� it had
been amended since the first reading. Mr. Ben Krentzman, attorney, s�ated that
the proposed Ordinance had be�n studied by the Contractors Examining Board and
that several of the amendmen.ts i�ad 6een recommended by them. Commissioner Strang
moved that Ordinanc:a 64$ a1 amended be considered on i�s second reading bq title
onlg by unanimous consento Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried
unanimously. _
The City Attorney read Ordinance 61�$ on its second r�ad3ng by t3.tle onlp.
Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 64$ as amended be passed on i�s �econd
reading by title only. Motion was seconded by �ommissioner Bates and carried
unanimously. The mayor stated the proposed Ordinance would be published in full
before being considered on i�s third and.f�nal readingm
The Cit;� Attorneq read an its first reading proposed Ordinance b50, an
Ordinance providing for the seizure anci confiscation by the Ci•ty of any vehicles
used in the transportation c,f illegal aZcoholic beverages. Commissiener Strang
moved that Ordinance 650 be passed on its first reading, Motion was seconded by
CommiSsioner Russell and carried t�,ianimously.
Commissioner Bates moved that Ordinance 650 be considered on its second
reading by title only by unanimous consent, Motion was seconded bp Commissionfsr
Strang a�nd carried unanimously. The Ci�y A�torney read Ordinance 650 on its
second reading by t3tle anly. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance be passed
on its ;�econd reading bp title only. Motion was seconded bg� Commissioner Russell
and carri.ed unanimously.
The Citv Attorney read Ordinance 6�0 i.n gull on its third r�adingo
Commissioner Bates moved the adopt3on o£ Ordinance 630 on its third and fanal
reading. Mot3.oa� was seconded by Cou�issioner Kennedy carried unanimanslp.
The City Att�rnep read on its first read�ng proposed Ordinance 651, the
Plumbing Ordinance. Cammissioner Strang moved �ha� Ordinance 651 be passed on
its first reading. Motion was seconeied by Commissioner Russell and c arried
unanimously.
Commissioner Strang �noved that Qrdinance 651 be considered on its seconei
readinjf by title only by unanimous conserit of the Commission. Motio�i was second�d
by Couli�issioner B�tes and carri�d unanimously. The Ci�y A.ttorney rea3 Orc�inance
651 on its second reading by title only. Commissioner Strang moved �hat Ordin�nce
651 be passed on its second reading by title onlp. Niotion was see�nded by
Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously.
The Mayor su�gested �hat the proposed Ordinance be published in full before
being considered on i.ts third and �iaal reading. During the discus�ion on the
cost of publishing the 36-page Ordinance in full four times in compliance wit'a
the State law, Mr. Krentzwan pointed out that there was an alternative in the laut
which provided for posting the Ordin�nce in the C�ty Hall and on� other public
place. By cons�n�, i� was decided to publish the proposed Ordinance one time in
�ull before it is considered on its third reading.
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CITY CD�IMISSTON MEETING
April 5, 195��
The City Attorney read on �:ts first reading proposed Ordinanc� b52 declarin�
the t;ity's intention to annex the part of Druid Acres Subai�.rision which i� not
already in the City. The Ci�y Manaoer stated that the developera had met the
requireme.its of Qrdinanee 6�2 and the City At'corney reported that �he deve].apers
had given a surety bond for the completion of the oonstruction improvements.
Commissioner Russell moved that Ordinance 652 Le passed on its first readin�.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimausly.
Commissioner Bates moved that Qrdinance E>52 be considered on its s�cond
readino by title only by unanimous consent. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Russell and carried unanimously. The City Attoiney read Qrdinance 652 on its
second reading by title only. Commissioner Russell moved that Ordinance 652 be
passed on its second reading by title on1y, Alotion was seconcled by Commissioner
Bates and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney read Ordinance 652 in full on :Its third readin�,
Commissioner Russell moved that Or@inaxice 652 pe passed and adopted oiz its third
and final reading. Moticn was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carrled unani-
mouslg.
The City �lttorney read on ifs first reading proposed Ordinance 6j3, amend3.ng
Ordinance 609, thz Occupational License Ordin�.nce, by amendin� the clasaifioation
of Photographers and Commercial Pstists. Commissioner Russell moved that
Ordinanes 653 be passed o� its first reading. Mation was `econded uy Commissioner
Strang and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Stra�g moved that Ordinance 653 be considered on its second
reading by ti�le only, Motion was seconded by Commiss�.oner Russell and carried
unanimously. The City Attorney read Ordinance 653 on its second readin� by
title only. Commissianer Russell moved that Ordinance 653 be passed on its
second reading bg title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and
carried unanimcusly. The Mayor suggested that this proposed Ordinance be
published before being considered on its third reading.
The City Manaoer reported that the wooden bulkhead is giving way on the
north and south side of the embanlanent where Pierce Street is cut throu�h the
hill between. South Osceola and Pieree Boulevard, The City Engineer explained that
it would be necessary to build a retaining wall on the north side, the project to
irclude the bulki�eads, block wall and sidewalk on the north side. The Engineer
estimated the cost af the project at p16,000.00, basing his estimate on the use
of steel sheet piling. After discussion, by consent the Engineer was directed
to advertise the project for bids but to ineiude an alternate for the use of
cor_crete sh.ee� piling so that the contractors could $id on both.
The Cjty Ma:nager reported that he had received a request from Mr. Philip D.
Harris to trans�er his �ease to operate a gift shop in Roqm a of the Marina
Building to Nr. Adolph Pft�r_d, Jr.,.who �roposes to operate a gift shop under
the name of "Surf N' Sand", and recommended that this transfer be approved.
Commissioner Strang moved that the Manager's recommendation be accepted on the
transfeY� oi the license and the granting of a five year l�ase to Mr. A. Pfund,
Jr., and the proper officials bE authorized to execute the necessa'ry pape.rs.
Motion was seconded by Com�:Lssioner Russell and carried unanimousl�T.
A 3etter was read from Mr. Howard K. E�ring requesting a renewal of his
license ior an auction house under the name of Howard the Trader. Mr. Ewing
requested that the license be gr.axited ior izis new building located at the corner
of I�uncan and Gulf-to-Bay and asked that he be permitted to izse a loud speaker
system as thz building is insulated and is in �he center o�' a 42 acre plot.
Commissioner Bates moved that the application be granted with the agreement on
the part of Mr. Ewing that at any time f.or reasons considered valid by the
Commiss�on it can be cancelled. Motion vras seconded by Corrunissioner Strang and
carried unanimously. The Chief of Police was instructed that if he received
suffic?�nt compTaints on thz loudspeaker he should direct Ms�. Ewing to have it
taken out.
In regard to the clearing and �ossible fill in the Stevenson Creek area
north of Calamet 5treet, the City Ma.nager reported tha1; the area had been clea�ed
aff by a bulldozer a.nd that �here urould be two methods of putting in fill; one
would be to use material from the crash trucks and some fill dirt to 3uild up
the area immediately east of the bridge on the south side of the creek at an
estimated cost of $2,000.00; the other would be to buy a d�cedge at an estimated
eost of �10,000.00 ta dredge out the area on. the snuth side arid fill in part of
it for a park. He suggested the dredge could also be used to keep the Marina
basin cleaned out, to do 3redging at the street ends and to do awa5 with other
mud flats. Commissioner Bates moved that the Mayor appoint a Committee to woxk
with the City Manager anc the City Engineer with the idea of securing a dredge.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. Mr, W. H,
Wolfe and Mr. James Ogden addressed the Commission approv�ng the suggestion.
The Ci�ty Manager presented a pla� of First Additio� to New Marymont
Subdivision for approval. The City Manager reported that the develaper had
signed contracts in aceordance with Ordl:nance 632. Following a brief discuusion
as to the size oi corner lots and proposed provisions for sanitation and draina�e,
it was moved by Commissioner Ba.tes that tk�e Corrsnisaion approve the plat of the
First Addition to New Marymont subject to the appr•��val oi' the City T�tanager and
the City� Engineer as to the sanitary and drainage system. Motion was aeconded
py Commissioner Strang and carri�d unanimously.
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CITY COMMISSiON MEETIPiG
April 5, 1954
Mr. Leo Bu�l�r pxesentsd a plat of Sirmons Hei��•s Subdivision ixi -
Sec�ion 15-29-15 aouth �f D•ruid Road, the north 33� f.eet of wi�:ch prop�r�p is
now inside the City limits. Ths deveZopsr t►as agr��d tn br3rag the balance og
the subdivision into the Gity limits. Th� Citg E��inaer stated that the par�
alresdy platted can be served by tha City sewer sy�tem but at such time as �he
unplatted portion 3s annexed, a lif`t station will be required and the developer
has agrsed to install it a� his e xpense-. Due to the fact that �.t is unlikely
that the platted street will ever become a main thoroughfare because it ends
near Stevensons Creek, it wa� agreed thr�t the iifty fodt right-of-v�aq as platted
would be acceptable. The necessary bonci did not accosmpanp the application;
however, the developer expressed hi� willingness to fux�nish suck� bond.
C4rmaissioner Strang moved that the Commission approve the plat of Sirmons Hei'ghts
subject to the f.inal approval of the City Eng_tneer and the City M�na��r and subject
to the subdivision �onnecting to the,City�s sai,�tary sewer sqstem; the contracts.
according to �rdittance 632 to be part cf the agreement. *:��ion v�ras secondeci by
Commissioner 3ates anci carried unan3mously.
Relative to Mr. H. H. �askin's request for Qacation of an alley lying north
of. Blocks A and B in Coacksman Heigntg Subdivisioai, there was discussion as to
what �ffect auch an action would hav� on �he Cityts proposaZ to replat C��achm&n
Heigh�s which is mow in the process of being completed. Coiamisaioner Strang
moved that the ma�t�r be tabled ttntil �he Coalmission receivas a�^egor� from the
Lggal D�partment. Motion was seconded by Ca�,s53oner Russell and e arried
un2nimously.
The City Attorney read a l.et�er addressed to the Citp Commission by h;r,
William M. Goza, Jr., protesting the placing of signs across the pub2ic �treets
�nd particularly across the Causeway appraach advertisin� the candidacp of any
person. Fte asked that tkne Com�ission bar the u�� o.f �he City stz�eets and Ci�y
property to all pnlitical advertising. Commissioner Russell moved tlhat the
City M�ager be inatructed ta permiti no political signs anywhere across the streets
within ihe City or on any Ci�ty-ownec� progarty. "dotion w3s secondeei by
�ommissioner Strang and carried unanimousZy.
1`he City Attorne�* reported that an agreemea�� had been r�ached with �certain
pro�erty owners in Grandview Terrace wher�bp the propertq owners would pay the
cost of draining that area at the conjunction of the thrae avenues in Grandview
Terrace and that the property oh:.�rs had depos�.ted funds in the amount of
�1,565.00 to pay for the i�prone�ents. Comm�ssioner Bates moved �ha� the agree-
ment be approved and the groper of�icials be authorized to exe�ute it. Pdot3on
was second�d bq Commissioner Strang and carried tinanimously.
ay consent, the applicatian o£ 2�lr. Joha 8egelksn for permissiox� to erect a
trai3er park at 3535 Gulf-to�Bay Boulevard was deferred on. zequest of the Ci�q
Manager un�il h� car� secrzx�e more cam�plete informat3on.
Mr. Harold Martens, Chairman of the Acivez�tising��u�lici�y Coffimi�ttee, Chamber
of Commerce, presen�ed a letter addressed to the Co�amission request3ng tha� the
City alloca�e $�10,000.00 from its publicity funds to buy bonds �'rom the Seminole
Players, Inc., who plan to produce the "Florida Aflamstt pageant at Phillippe
Park if sufficient funds can be ra3sed. Ca�issioner Kennedy moved tha� tk�e City
accept the recommendation of tha Chamber of Commerce and supplement the Chamber's
budget in the curs�snt qear bq �5,000.0� and �S,OOQ.00 from nex: year's budget for
the purchase of $10,00D.00 in bonds {secured by rav�nues from the production)
in the nFlorida Aflame" project subjec� to the Cou�zitq'�'s anthorization of the
project. Motion was se�onded by Commissioner B,at�s and carried unanimouslq.
The City Manager presen�ed a Resolution requiring ten prnperty owners_to
clean their lo�s oi �xeeds and underbrusha Comnaissioner Strang moved the ResQYution
be adoptec3. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell �,nd carried unanimously.
�he City 1°janager recommended the installation of 192 feet of six inch water
main and 11$0 f�e� og two inch wa�ter main �o serve Druid Acres Subdivision under
the usual refunding agree�en� at an es�imated cost o.f �1,4b1.00, check for whicie
is on fils from th.e d�veloper. He also recommead�d the installatian of �00 feet
oi two inch water main and 232 feet of six inch water ms,in to ser�r� Pin�brook
Aighlands Subdivis3ore under a refunding agreement at atn est3mat�d cost og �1a209.30
far wh3ch a check is an file from the developer. Commissianer Bates moved th�t
�he Citgr•"'anager's recammendation be approved and th� exten�ions �uthorized.
Motion was seconded by Comm3ssioner Strang and carried unanimo'usl3r.
The City Manage� presented a le�tea° from the Special Events Commi�te:� oP the
Senior Chamber of Com�erce requesting suthoritp for the fol�owing expenditures:
Bo�aber Baoster CZub �3,000.�0
F�n tN Sun Festival Program 600.00
Clearwater Community Symphony, Inc, 60Q,00
�arber Temple Orange Coe
(Television Show) 37.31
The Citp Manager recommended tho approval of the disbursements. Commissioner
Strang moeed th�t the recommendat3on of the City Manager be approved. 1�fotioa
was seconded bp Cammis�ioner Bates and carried unaz�imously.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETIN(3
April 5, 1954
The C3ty At�orney presented a statement f�r services rendered ia� the �ase
of Olin Mil1s vs. the City of Clearwater in the anount of ��.00.00. Comin3ss3oner
Strang moved that the b311 be approved for papmen�. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously.
There being no further business to cnma beiore the Board, the meeting was
adjourned a� 6s4� P.1M.
Attas�:
.
0
ity Aud3t and Clerk
�; � �
/ ��
apor- ommass o er
CITY COMI�ISSION MEETING
April 5, 1954
Mayor CommiSsioner Herbert M. Brown
Commissioners: Jack Russell, John W. Ba�es
W. E. Strang, Jr., Guy L, Kennedy
Gentlemen:
April 2, 1954
The C3ty Commission will meet in Regular Session at the Citp Hall Auditorium on
Manday, Apri7. 5, 1954, For the purpose of discussing the items listed on the
attached Agenda. Meeting time wi11 be at 1:30 p.m.
FCM:s
Enclosure
�
Very truly yours,
/s/ F. C. Middleton
City Manager
Agenda - City Coramission b�eeting of April 5, 1954
City Ha11 Auditrrium
1:30 p.m,
_l. Invocation, The Rev. Frar.k M. Sheldon.
2. Approving the minutes of the I�egular Meeting of T�larch 15 and the Speciat
Meeting of March 29, 1954.
3• Opening of bids for:
A. Negro Swirnming Pool and Bathhouse.
B. Nlotar Grader.
C. Painting Causeway Drawbridoe.
D. Materials & Equipment for additien to Water Distribution System.
E. Installation of Materials and Equipmsnt for Addit3.on to Water
Distribution System.
�.. Awarding of bids for:
A. Two cars 61t C. I. Pipe.
�, Summer Uniforms, Police 8c Fire Departments,
5. Public Hearings.
A. Contir.uation o£ request of Dr. Raymond H, Center to permit• the following
lots presently zoned R-2, to be used for business purposes: Lats 1 to $
inclusive of Block E, Hibiscus Garder_s Subdivision and Lots 32 and 33 of
R. H. Padoettts Estate.
B. Request of Tk�omas B. Harrington asking for a fi,fteen foot building line
setback instead of the regalar twenty-five foot setback from ElmYrood
Avenue en Lots 7 and $, Bloek B, Oak Hi17. Subdivision.
C. Request of William J. Moere to permit Tract A, Unit 1, Palm Terrace
Subdivision, to be used for business purposes. The �ract is now zoned
as R-l.
6. Item� irom the City Attorneyts Office:
A. Assessment Resolution for Sanitary Sewer in �vergreen Avenue from Drew
Si. south for b05 feet
B. Ordinance I1o. 64$, Building Con�ractorts Ordinance, on second reading.
C. Ordinance No. 650, re"lating to the seizure by municipalities of vehicles
used for illegal transportation of alcoho?ic bevera�es. (This was
requested by Florida Leagrze o� Municipalities).
I3. Ordinance No. 651, Plumbing t�rdinance, on first reading.
E. Ordinance No. 652, DecTaring the Tntention to Annex part of Druid Acres
Subdivision.
F. Ordinance No. 653, Amending Ordinance No. 609, Occupa�ional License.
7. Commission's consideration of:
A. Rebuilu��ng of bulkhead on each side of Pierce St. and extension of
sidewalk on Pierce St., west of shuffleboard courts.
B. Letter from Philip D. Harris regarding transfer of license in Marina
Building.
C. Letter from Howard the Trader requesting renewal of license.
D. ManagerTs report on the clearing and possa.hle fill in the Stevenson
Cresk Area nor�h of Calumet Street.
E. Approval of P1at and Plans for First Addition to Ne�w Marymont Subdivision.
F. Approval of Plat and Plans ior Sirmons Heights Subdivision.
G. Request of H. H. Baskin for abandonment of alley in Coachman Heights
(Rep]�at) - Book 20, Page 26 which was an area on the north side oi
Blocks A and B.
H. Letter fxom it�illiam M, Gaza, Jr., a request regarding political signs.
Io Ag:eement with cerbain property owners in Grandvievr Terrac�a for �lrainage
development,
J. Application from John Segelkin to erect a"Trailer Parkn <it 3535
Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard.
�. iTtility Improvements. �
9. Lot Mowing Applications.
10. Any item not on the agenda will be considered with the consent of the
Commission.
Adjournment.
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CITY COMMISSIOIV MEETING
April 5, 1954
RESOLUTTON
WH�R.EAS, after Pub�,ic Hearing on December 2$ A. D. 1953, the City Commission
of the �ity of Clearwater, Florida, determined that certain work and improvements
hereinafter described should be done and made, and
WHEREAS, pursuant thereto said improvements have been made as follows:
Construct an $ inch V. C. Sanitary Sewer� and appurtenances in
Evergreen Avenue southward from the existing sanitary sewer in Drew
Stree� a distance of approxima�tely 600 feet, and
WHEREAS, under the provisions of Section 123 and other pertinent provisions
of the City Charter, after said improvements shall have been completed, the City
Commission shall assess tha cost thereof against the properties facing and abutting
said improvements so made, and
WHEREAS, certain parcels of real estate facing and abutting said improvements
have been benefa.ted by said improvements and tl�e pro-rata cost thereof shall be
a:sessed against said parcels.
N�W, THEREFORE, BE IT RESQLVED by the City Commission of �the City of Clearwater,
Florida, in session duly and regularly assembled as follo�s:
le That the above described improvem�nts in Evergreen Aver�ue from the exist-
ing sanitary sewer in Drew Si;reet southward approximately 600 feet be and the sam�
are hereby accepted and. approved as having been completed.
2v That the following described properties facin; and abutting said drainage
improvements are hereby deemed to hav� been benefited by said improvements in the
following proportions of thz cost thereof and the same are hereby assessed in
accordance with the followino schedule.
ASSESSMENT
Sanitary Sewer, Evergreen Avenue Total Cost of Project �2,6�5.59
From Drew Street South 6Q5 feet Total Front Foatage 1.,000
Cost per Front Foot 2.66-
Property
Fairview Addition
B1ock B
Lot � less E 110 feet
Lot 6
Lot �
Lot $
Lot 9
Lot 10
L•ot 11
Lot 12
Lot 13
Lot 1.�.
Block A
Lot 5
Lot b
Lot �
Lot $
Owner
.Anna H. MiZler
gI2 Eldridge Street
Clearwate�^, I'lorida
Robert W. Johnson
12�$ Adm. Woodson Lane
Clearwater, Florida
Robert W. Johnson
Willi�m Vanderpool
135$ Adm. Woodson Zarie
Clearwater, Florida
Wi�.liam Vanderp�ol
George P. �halfont
10�.9 Nfarina Avenue
Clearwater, Florida
George P. Chalfont
George P. Chalfont
Mrs. H. E. Dean
15 E-rergreen Avenue
Clearwater, Florida
Mrs. H. E, Dean
Arnold S, Knudson
112 Evergreer. Avenue
Clear�rater. r'lorida
i�Iarguerita F, Angle
Sunburst Apartments
Clearwater, �''lorida
J. B, Arbuckie
10$ Evergreen Avenue
Clearwater, F'lorida
Charles S. Beckwith
604 woodlawn Street
C1ea�water, Florida
Front Fte
50
5�
50
50
5�
�o
5�
50
50
5D
So
50
50
50
Amour.t
$�132.7$
13z.7$
13z.7$
132.7$
132.7$
132.7$
132.7�
132,7$
132.7$
13z.7$
132.7$
132,7�
132.7$
13z.7�
Propertv
Block A
Lot 9
Lot 10
Lot 11
Lot 12
Lot 13
CIT'1 CONIMISSION MEETING
April 5, 1954
(Continued)
Owner
J. S. �'ornara
1226 Springdale Rd. NE
Atlant�, Georgia
J. S. r'ornara
J. S. rornara
J. S. Fornara
Arthur L, i°iasters
1l�. Evex�green Avenue
Clearwater, Florida
Front Ft.
5�
50
50
50
50
A�mount
13z.7$
132.?�
132.'7$
132.7$
132.78
Lot 1�. Arthur I,, rQasters 50 ].32•7$
1,000 �2,655060
3. That if said assessments herein made are not paid within thirty (30)
days from the date herecf, the City Treasurer is her.eby directed to issne and
sell certificates of indebtedness under Section 124 af the Gity Charter, which
cer�ificatzs shall bear interest at the rate of $% per annura against the forego3ng
properties for the assessments herein made immedia�ely upon the expiration �f the
foregoing thirty-day period.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 5th day of April A. D. 195�.,
�s� Herbert M, Brown
Mayor-Commissioner
Attest:
�s/ H. G� Wingo
City Auditor and Clerk
City Commiosioners
City of Clearwater,
Florida
Gentlemen:
March 30, 1954
It is time again to get a renewal on Howard the Trader}s auction license. This
time� I would like tise license for our new building, lacated on the corner uf
�7uncan and Gulf-to-Bay. I would like to point out this rtew location has parking
facilities for �00 cars.
We should have in attendance at least 1,000 pec�ple per night. I am wondering if
you wouldn't gran� me permiss ion to use a l�ud speaker system. ATaturaZly, I will
see that the public address system will n�t annoy anyone on the outside as the
buiidino I am using is completely insulated. It is alsa located in the center of
a �.� acre plot.
Gentlemen, I sincerely hope and trust that the two above requests �vill meet with
your approval.
Yours truly,
/s/ Howard K. Ewing
Howard the Trader
HKE�nve Howard the Auctioneer
City Coramission
City of Clearwater
Florida
Gentlemen•
Clearwater, Florida
iKarch 25, 195�r
I have not publicly expressed a preference in the forthcoming Governor�s
race. I mentaor� this so that no one could constrae this letter as a criti.cism
of �he candidacy of any of the partiaipants in the race.
I wish to protest the placing of signs across the public streets, and
particularly across the causewdy approach, advertising the candidacy o� any persan.
I have talked wi�h a good many people about this, and i find that they all agree
that they are unsightly, unbecoming and undignified.
(Continued)
CITY COMMISSTON MEETING
A�ril 5, 1954
(Conti�ued)
In lql��, the City would not permit such signs to be hung. I understand in
1q52 permission was granted, but the time was divided among the candidates. The
City Fire Departmen� hangs the signs, and is thus required to change them several
times during the campaign. I further understand tha� �he 1952 policy is being
followed this year.
By its attitude in the past, the City has shown its intention to be impart3al.
to the candidates. This attitude is proper, an3 could be furthered by reverting
to the 191�$ policy of permitting,no signs at all across the public thorou�hfares.
Not only would it be fair to all candidates, but it would curtail a foolish
campaian extravagance, remove an unsightly eyssore, and relieve the Ci�y firemen
from a needless exercise. �
It is requested that you place this matter upon the agenda for conside�ation
by the Gommission at its next meeting. I request that they give �he matter their
usual careful attention, and I trust that they will agree tnat permission should
be refused for the erection of these signs, which are certainly more unsightly
than the '�For RentT' signs they have already limitea in usa.
The Honorable City Commission
City Hall
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
Respectfully,
/s/ William M. Goza, Jr.
April 5, 1954
The Advertising Commi.ttee of the Clramber of Commerce during its emergency session
of this date has given conszderation to the requast that it recommend the support
of the Florida Aflame pageant.
The Committee £eels, with its limited knowledge of this pageant, that the advertising
potential is rather great and should be supported from all angles. It also feels
that if bhe advertising copy is so worded to give Clearwater an important role tnat
the City should, from publicity funas, support the pageant to the extent of
�p10,0U0.00 of the bonds secured by the receipts of the pageant.
wc
Very truly yours,
/s� Harold C , I�Iartens
Chairman,
Acivertising-publicity Gommittee
Chamber of Commerce
RESOLUTION
WHE$EAS: it has been determined by the City Commission of the City of
Clearwate�r, Florida, that the property described below should be cleaned af weeds,
grass and/or underbrush, and that after ten (lOj days notice and failure of the
owner ther.eof to do so, the City should clean such Froperty and charge the costs
thereoP a�ainst the respective property.
NOW THEREFORE BE Ifi RE�ObVED bf the QitS* Commission of the City of Clearwater,
Florida, that the following described property, situate in said City, shall be
cleaned of weeds, grass and/or underbrush within ten (10) days after notice in
writing to the owners thereof to do sa and that upan f ailura �o comply with said
notice, the C�±ty shall perform such cleaning and charge the costs thereof against
the respective properties in accorclance with Section 12$ of the Charter of the Ci�y
of Clearwater, as amended.
NAME
Nona B. Sharp
Box 333
Louis Orgel
11,22 Charles St.
Clearwater, Florida
Harold Cazier
1615 N, Washington
Clearwater, Florida
Stuart Golding
9 Highland Ave,
Clearwater, Florida
Bessie I. Stewart
P.O.B. 3�.1
Safety Harbor, �'lorida
James C. Karas
P.o.B. 403
Clearwater, Flerida
DESCRIPTION
Lots 5 and 6
Block E, LaJolla
Lots 5 and 6
Block C, Peale Park
Lots 20, 21 and 22
Block B, �ountry C1ub Estates
Lot lg, �lock B
Country Club Estates
Lota 11 and 12, Block K
Hillcrest #2
Lots 2b and 25
Bpverly Heighte
COST
�S$.00
$.00
9.00
3.00
$.00
$.00
NAME
Donald Alvord
P.o.a, �96
Glearwater, Florida
A and W Glads
Ft. My�ers, Florida
G arl l laag
$05 Bay Esplanade
Clearwater, Florida
Louise Shadman
437� Bay A.ve,
Clearwater, Florida
CITY CONINlISSIOAY i�ETING
April 5, 1954
{Continued)
DESCRIPTION
Lot 1, Block J, Unit 7
Skycrest
Lot 2, B1ock J, Unit ']
Skycrest
Lot 12, Dlock D
Avondale
Lot ].3 and 14, Block D
Avondale
COST
4,00
1� . 00
3.ao
6.00
I ��
P�SSED AND ADOPTED BY THE City Commissian of the City �f Clearwater, Florida,
this 5th day of April, A. D. 1954.
�s� Herbert M. Brovm
ATTEST: Mayor-Commissioner
/s/ Ho G, Wingo
City Auditor and C�lerk
�
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fl� ��o��s, ��� �a�t��n��c ��� �r� �o�F�zm���
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YIi3I�iG FOFi �fi�IE EFF�,GTIV�; D�'T� f�F T�IS flRDINFI�GE.
BL=' 1�' �7R�t�ii��si� By �.'HE. CI�'Y CG.��I9SIflP� t?� �H� �I'1'X �iF Cy�,1RE�ATnR, FT.OF?Zii�:
8ect9:or� �.. Rng vehicle, vessel, aircraft or �ny ani�al usec� in �tao
traizspor�a�ion of; ctr for t�e deposit or concea2uient of auy i113.c3.t liquor ��ill
ar �ti13i� aAFarat�zs or an� masf�, �art, wash, or oGhsr iarm�nted liqtii:ds capab�.a
af be3:ng d:is�i].le@ caz� ��aa�ea�acturc�d into an a} cohalia bev�rage cos��aining mnre
tht� 1� of' alce,��l by vaeigh,�, car eny �i.c�holi4 taeverage, comms�nlg knovan and
r�fErred to as ��moozxsh�.ne whiskep��, �+h�ra se3�ed by a munic�pal po�.3.ce o.€$ice�
• v�ithin tua cQrporate lim�Ls af the �3�y oi Cleus7ara�ds, sha1Z be fosf eized, as
��ovideci for by bhe gemeral �tat� law, �nd a11 s�sms raceived th�r�sfra� .sYaall
go 3.nta �Q� g�neral o�er$ting f'titnd of t�ie �3.dy.
�
Section 2. T�szs iJrdin�nc� shal7. become s�fective irfuue3lately upon ���
passage.
P�S5Ef3 t�t,i �'��ST R�s�IDI�d{i
P�iS��D tlA�' S�C�Y�i3 �.�hDIRG
P,�S�EI} p� TFiIIID �IdA Fii��L
Fi������3 :�ItB �i��Pfi�I)
�4,'Ge3't :
/s/ �i. �. i�Tinga
�i�y Auda.toz a.ncl Ci�r�
�pria 5, �.954
April �, 19,5�.
April 5, 195�
/s/ iierbert �. �ro�
I�ayor-Gamcgis s3aner
�f 2 �
;
� 2 2-
0&bINAPJCE N(D. 652
AN ORDTNANGE DECZARING THE INTENTIpPI Ok' THE GITY
OF GI,EII�WA�ER TO ANt3EX PART OF DRUID ACRES SUBDI-
VISIOI� INTO THE C�RPORATE LIg�IITS OF THE CZT� 0�
CLEAR�lATER, FLORZDA, UPON 7'HE EXPTRATION OF THIBTY
(30) DAYS F�OM THE PASSAGE OF TH1�S ORaTNANCE
ACCO&DIPdG T0 THE P&OV";5ION� OF' SEC�`ION 171.0�.,
FLORIDA STATUTES, 1951; PROVIDING FOR 2BE EFFECTI�+E
DATE OI' THIS ORDSNAI�CE.
B� IT ORDAIIdED BY THE CITY C01�It�iISSI013 OF THE CITY OF CI.EAR.yrpTER, FZORIDA:
Sect._._ io�l• The City of Clear•�rater, acting bp-and through its Citq Commission;
herebg declares its intention to annex into the corporate limits of the Czty of
Clear�vater, Flarida, the fo�loviiaeg describ�d lands Iying contiguous to the
terri�orial limits of safd City, which lands contain less than ten (10)
regis�ered voters:
Begin a� the �Nl cornex of the SW� of a^ection 13, Tawnship 29 South,
Range 15 Eas�, and run thence South 0 deg. OJ�° 5$��4�est along the section
line 13zb.34� to the 1�0 acre line; thence South $9 deg. 20' 11e.R East
along the 40 acre line 661.39� foz� P.p.B.; thence 5outh 0 cieg. 06* 13"
East along pthettl0 acre line 663•4�' to the 10 acre line; �hence South
�9 deg. ].8 54 East along the l,a acre line l�25.0�; thence Aor�h O de
06t 139t West 2�0.0'; thetice North $9 deg. 1$' �i�tt t�Test 705.a�; theaceg�
Idorth Q deg. 06� 13n WeSt 393•64' to the /�0 acre line� thence �orth
$9 deg. 20* ].lr.n Nlest along the 40 acre line 320.0� to�'P.O.}3. less the
north 330� thereoi, according to the map or pZat thereai as recorded
in plat book 33, page $9 of the public records of Pinellas Countp,
�'�.orida.
Sectio_ n 2. T1oe City of Glearwater, acting bp and through its Gitp Commissio�,
in�end.s to annex the foregoin; lands according to the provisions of Section 1�1.G11�,
Florida Statutes, i95i, and to that end, the City Auditor and Glerk is hereby
direc�ed to publish this Ordinance in the Clearwater Sun, n nee�spaper published
in the City of Clearwater, once a week for four (4) consecutive'weeks immediate].y
after the passage of this Ordinance.
Section 3. This Ordinance shall become effectiKe immediatelp upan its passagem
PASSED ON FIxST A.E�DIBiG
PASSED ON SECOND READING
PASSED Oid �S&D AZdA FINAL READI�3G
AND ADOPTED
I�ttest :
/s/ H. G. Wingo
City Auc�itor and Clea�k
&gril 5, 195�.
�.pril 5, 1954
April 5, 1954
/s/ Herber� Nf. Brown
Mayor-Commissioner
AFFIDAQIT
STATE QF FI,ORIDA )
)
COUN`TY UF PZP3ELLAS )
]3efore me, the undersigned authority, personally appeared L. P7ILBU8 SEVER,
zdho upon being by me dulp.s�;rorn, deposes and says:
l. That he is one of the owners of tne property known as Druid Acres
Subdivision, and th�t he has personal knowledge as to the occupancy of the land
embraced in said subdivision, part of which subdivision is already in the
corporate limits of the Citq of Clearwater, and that said �ract of land to be
annexed into the corporate limits of the City of Clearvaater contains less than
ten (10) registered voters.
2. That this �ffidavit is made in -som�liance wi�h Secion 171001�, Florida
Statutes, 1Q51, and is made to induce the City of �].earwater to annex the fore-
going tract inta its corporate limibs.
Further deponent sayeth not.
k`TTNESS mp signnture and ofiicial seal at Glearwater, in the Coun�y of
Pinellas and the 5tate of' EZorida, this 2nd day of Apri1 A. D. 1954.
/s/ L. t7ilbur Sever
L. Wilbur Sever
SWORN TO E11VD SIIBSGRIBED bef�re me this Znd day of April A. D. 1951�.
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