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05/17/1954 i: , ':; . " ';'~ . -,', :. ,t '. , , \ ~ , I I '.. '.',' ,u , ,; ,.'.: .'1 "', ;:t\~'.;.: I:' ,"/ .". ~:\>F:""~):~~':;'?: " " ,', :,\',:';',. ; '~\ ,'~",.''''", ,'., ....I,_.~.,..+, it 1~ CITY COMMISSION MEETING May 17, 1954 The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at City Hall, Monday, May 17, 1954, at 1:30 P.M. with the following members present: Herbert M. Brown John W. Bates Jack Russell Guy L. Kennedy Absent: W. E. strang, Jr. Mayor-Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner \1' l,' COnmlissioner .,. " f r I' I' F '.' ," ~: " l~ t' ., , .." ' Also present were: . ~ ( " F. C. Middleton Chas. M. Phillips, Jr. G. T. McClamrna S. Lickton City Manager City Attorney Chief of Police City Engineer i i' I " t. (' l: r.- , ,~., ,:.:. ", '.' " . ': ':' ',: ;',:: The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by Reverend D. P. McGeaChy, Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church, Clearwater. Commissioner Russell moved that the minutes of the regular meeting of May 3rd and the special meeting pf May 10th be approved in accordance with the copies furnished each member 1n writing. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously. The City Manager reported that five sealed bids had been received for three l5KVA transformers, two 10KVA transformers and two 3KVA transformers. The bids were read as follows: Trade-in Fla. Electric Supply, Tampa General Electric Supply, Tampa Raybro Electric Supplies, Tampa Tampa Armature Works, Tampa Westinghouse Electr. Supply, Tampa $1,410.00 1,410.00 1,410.00 1,452.00 1,410.00 $46.00 credit After discussion of the bids, the Mayor requested Commissioner Bates to look over the bids with the City Manager. By consent, the bids were referred to the City Manager to investigate and bring back a recommendation to another meeting. The City Manager reported that three sealed bids had been received for radio equipment for the Police Department and that one bid from the Radio Corporation of Americaiwould have to be returned as it was not in an envelope marked sealed bid and had been opened. The bids were read as follows: Motorola Inc., Tampa Bendix Radio Division, Towson, Md. General Electric Supply, Tampa $6,208.43 6,497.00 no bid After examining the envelope from R.C.A., the City Manager reported that there was no bid included. By consent, the bids were referred to the City Manager for study and recommendation. It was reported by the City Manager that three sealed bids had been received for one self propelled power lawn mower. The bids were read as follows: Bowman Distributors, Clearwater 1 standard Bantam senior mower 1 standard Bantam tractor Total Lee Opp & Co., Tampa Rebco Distributors, Clearwater $670.00 535.62 $1,205.62 945.60 no bid By consent, the bids were referred to the City Manager to check and bring back a recommendation. The City Manager reported receiving five sealed bids for one garbage truck and body for the Public Service Department, with a trade-in of a 1949 Mack truck. Truck ~OdYh Both Trade-in Body Trade-in Cab & Ch. Fla-Ga Tractor F700 eac $7~60 $502~.bO Ken & Str. F750 F700 Gaynon Iron Thayer Motor Power Brake $3720.00 6220.00 4580.00 $2475.00 2200.00 packmore Garwood Garwood Dodge 6953.90 3550.00 Commissioner Kennedy moved that the bids be referred back to the City Manager and the Superintendent of Public Service for analyses and that they bring them back to the next meeting with their recommendation. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. ~ . ~_.____~.r.t'....._ " .~ --......., - , ~~ .. ~,~=!:.' .:~~!ft':f;~i.7!rK:r.'~t~!~~f~~~~~:~~.Gt\~1~1fS~~}ii~1~Slt{~~f?,~~~k~1ti.!i~r'3{~~~~~;~?::~'~'~).2~~;*~~{F~~r,:~\~~~ __. -__H('!''<Ii'''___. _......_" .M,. . ":' '-. 1.:...0...,.'.. \'t:':. ~'''''. .t,.r ....l~ ..;~..<., ;t~\',\:.:./~J~~~.~~1~ft:.,., -2- CITY COMMISSION MEETING May 17, 1954 , -~:1!!_. :'; " ,.-,' , .." ~:J~:' . . ~~',~~~$"~;;t?~1'1J";I)~;~"t;",~,,. , (""~;'." '~' .'~~."'-"'."'M~."'''<.'." ,',,' ".~..', t . - ", .~ , . ::." ~~ ,,"" f" ..,;:'...\..~-'I.' . ;.....tl~. , " '.{J : ""it . :("f.,.t~~ 'lll~j " .: ~ ::.\ :~,' - ,': "~".: <"1;< . ':. ". ,", . " " It was reported by the City Manager that ten bids had been rece~ved for one carload of two inch galvanized pipe. The bids were read as ro1lows: . ',', , ..'. ,> 'J ":,, i. .':;' .,') , 1 I '~ "'\' . ~'"'''\. " . '.,.,~:'~~~;~' '. i Aetna steel Co., Tampa American Pipe & Plumbing S~pply, Tampa Bert Lowe Supply, Tampa Cameron & Barkley, Tampa Ellis Mach. & Supply, Tampa Gulf Coast Ind. Supply, St. Petersburg Industrial Supply, Tampa Knight & Wall, Tampa Peerless-Florida, Clearwater Standard Supply, Clearwater Per Ft. .33~4 . 3294 .3340 .3388 .3340 .3368 .3275 .3340 .3349 .3340 Total $3,678.QO 3,624.72 3,674.00 3,716.80 3 , 674. 00 3,704.80 3,605.28 3,674.97 3,683.90 3,674.97 "., .', ~...:. .. I ~ . .i>. <, .' By consent, the bids were referred to the City Manager for tabulation and report at the next meeting. The City Manager stated that four sealed bids had been received for paving, curb and storm sewer on Pleasant street from North Fort Harrison Avenue to Sunset Avenue. The bids were read as follows: , ,1 .;~.. , > , "J ':~ , -:1' , , , '. " Blackburn Paving Co., Clearwater W. H. Armston, Dunedin Davis & Schultz, Dunedin Campbell Paving Co., Clearwater $5,087.50 4,683.75 5,800.00 7,468.75 .~ I. I After checking the bids, the City Manager recommended accepting the low bid of $4,683.75 from W. H. Armston Company. Commissioner Bates moved that the City Manager's recommendation be approved and this bid be given to the W. H. Armston Company at a price of $4,683.75. Motion was seconded by Co~nissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. The Mayor announced a Public Hearing on the paving and curbing of an alley between Court and Franklin Streets running 190 feet west from East Avenue. The City Manager reported that the estimated cost of the project was $676.00 or $1.69 per front foot. The Mayor inquired if there were any objections from anyone in the audience and there were none. Having heard 110 valid objection to this Public Hearing, Commissioner Bates moved that the paving of the alley between Court and Franklin Street be approved and the benefiting property owners be assessed. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. The City Manager reported that five bids had been received for the paVing of 190 feet of the alley between Court and Franklin running west from East Avenue. The bids were read as follows: . '"1 .\ . '. " , " ., ..;} ~/! :~;, .. . .~ .,~ .j. > '~ :j ,. . ;,) , "i . .; ,. , . ,', ,~ ,:.:'...,.~ . " 1" Davis & Schultz, Dunedin Campbell Paving Co., Clearwater Blackburn Paving Contractors, Clearwater Dan Gatlin, Clearwater W. H. Armston Co., Inc., Dunedin $1,005.60 1,139.00 639.80 733.50 574.00 After tabulation of the bids, the City Manager recommended accepting the low bid of $574.00 from W. H. Armston Company. Commissioner Kennedy moved that the City Manager's and City Engineer'S recommendation of the b~d of W. H. Armston Company of $574.00 for the pavement in the alley between Court and Franklin Street be accepted and the work authorized. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The Mayor announced the continuation of the adjourned Public Hearing on the petition of Mr. H. H. Baskin, attorney for Mr. Howard Ewing, for exception to the Zoning Ordinance under the hardship provisions of the Ordinance. The Mayor summarized the matter by stating that at the meeting or April 19th the Commission had denied the request as to rezoning the property as Business, and on being requested by Mr. Baskin to go on record as recognizing the non-conforming usage of the property, the Commission had referred the natter back to the Zoning Board for further investigation and clarification as to the usage o~ the property in the past. Mr. Baskin contended that the property had been used for business purposes during the past six months and he requested the Commission to go on record as recognizing the non-conforming use. Having read the supplemental report from the Zoning Board relative to the use of the property in the past, the City Attorney stated it was his opinion that the Commission could not restrict the use of, the building which is partly within the business zone and partly in the R-4 zone, but he believed that the owner was legally entitled to use those b~ildings lying entirely within the R-4 area for no more liberal purpose than the usage they had had within the past six months. Mr. R. J. McDermott, attorney for the objectors, stated that Mr. Ew~ng ~,aB aware of the zoning limitations at the time he purchased the property and therefore could not claim a real hardship existed. The Commission heard statements rrom Mr. J. A. Clapp, Mr. Wm. O"Dwyer and others in which they opposed the granting of the request. Mr. Howard Ewing addressed the CommisSion in his own behalf. Following a complete discussion, Commissioner Bates moved that the petition be granted but that the property not be used for any more liberal usage than that dur~ng the past s1Jt months. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. . "', \",>~ k;":;o:\:~:"" <,.','"a' " ", ,','I . ':::. :.. ~ :~; ) /" ',:: .:;(~l,,:;." ,,', :.'.""~":~~\i;": ' ( I _.l "":" ".,c'.",y:''',;:.', :~ -3- CITY COMMISSION MEETING May 17, 1954 :", :.1 ' . ',"~,,,,.,,, "..,.....w "', '," ".\" \".' ',':t,,', : "'~;,.;..:;.,. ;,t F; j' j . 4! I :,' '1 The Mayor announced a Publ~c Hearing on the request of Mr. W. E. Cavanagh for a fifteen foot setback on Gardenia Street for Lot 12, Block 42, Mandalay Subdivision. The City Attorney read the request from Mr. Cavanagh and also the recommendation of the Zoning Board which was that the applioation be granted. The Mayor inquired if there were any object~ons ~rom anyone in the audience and there were none. Hearing no valid objections at this Public Hearing, Commiseioner Russell moved that the request of W. E. Cavanagh ~or a Cifteen foot building setback line from Gardenia Street for Lot 12, Block 42, Mandalay, be granted. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner Bate~ and oarried unanimously. ,', v ,', !~: i ~ I A Public Hearing was announced by the Mayor on the request of Mr. Guy Parker for a fifteen ~oot setback ~rom Washingto~.Avenue fDr Lots 4 and 5, Block A, Fairmont Subdivision, for an addition to an existing building. The City Attorney read the request from Mr. Parker and the Zoning Board's recommendation which was that the applioation be denied, as the Board felt that granting the request would adversely affeot the adjoining property owners. Mrs. Parker who was present called the Commission's attention to a list of signatures of property owners in the vicinity which showed that they were agreeable to the extension of the present structure toward Washington Avenue. Commissioner Bates moved that the request be granted and the justification for deciding this contrary to the Zoning Board's recommendation being that the neighbors have sinoe commwnicated with us and indicated that they have no objection. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The City Manager requested that Item 4E, Request of W. A. Walker and Angelo Carapelli for the approval of Plat for Marantha Subdivision, be deCerred. The City Attorney reported that Mr. James Andrews had requested that the continu- ation of the Public Hearing scheduled for this date on his petition to rezone Lot 6, Block A, Boulevard Pines, be postponed to a meeting in June. Commissioner Kennedy moved that the Public Hearing on the application of James Andrews be adjourned to Monday, June 21st. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read a Resolution assessing the cost of the sanitary sewer in Lantana Avenue from Iris Street to ~rbena Street against the bene~ited properties. The Mayor inquired if there were any objections from anyone in the audience and there were none. Commissioner Bates moved that the Resolution be adopted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read on its first reading the proposed Ordinanoe 656 which would annex part of Druid Acres Subdivision. Commissioner Bates moved that Ordinwnce 656 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. No one appeared representing the developers of the subdivision. " ;, __:='-~-"~""'''''~'''-'~~;"'~~~'''~'''~~''\(''JI'I\lA,(!~;;''''1~W;?''C4<::1'''.,,,,,;~,JI~.;1;1lii~$;~~':'!::;(1i::\?;~ffg;r{l~i)?-~~~.\"~. .' I' 1\ ' j.!:! ~ ~' r. ( I - I ,; :?, , .~ '~ :\ ~; I,'" ' . .i .'. "<, . 'I' -": !: , " A Resolution was read assessing the cost of curbing and widening J~piter Avenue from Rainbow Drive to Drew street against the benefited properties. The Mayor inquired if there were any objections from anyone in the a~dience and there were none. Commissioner BAtes moved that the Resolution be adopted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. In regard to the proposed installation of a storm sewer line in the alley north of Cleveland Street from Hillcrest Avenue to Evergreen Avenue (south of Block B, Fairview and Hillcrest Drive Subdivision) the City Manager reported that the estimated cost of installing 335 feet of 18 inch pipe was $1,250~OO. He explained that this would take the water off Hillcrest and Evergreen down to stevenson Creek and that the balance of the drainage project up to San Remo would be borne by the ~roperty owners but that this particular part would be a collective pipe and would be hard to assess as it drained the area from Drew Street on the north and all the way up the crown of the hill east of San Remo. He also pointed out that the drainage ditch runs down the middle of the alley, thus making the rear of the buildings facing Cleveland Street inaccessible. He recommended that the work be done by a City crew. Commissioner Bates moved that the recommendation of the City Manager be accepted, that the work be authorized and a work order b~ approved for the installation of an 18 inch storm sewer line in the alley north of Cleveland street from Hillcrest to Evergreen. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read a letter from the Federal Housing Administration in which the F.R.A. gave authorization for the City to draw plans and specifications for paving the streets and alleys in the Greenwood Apartment Project, payment for the construction work to be assumed upon completion by theF.H.A. The letter stated that the ultimate aim was the dedication of the streets to the City. The Manager reported that the streets would be acceptable to the City after this paving. Commissioner Russell moved that the letter from the Federal Housing Administration be accepted and that the City Engineer and the City Manager get together and get the necessary data to estimate the cost fOr the entire project to send to the F.R.A. for their approval. Motion was seconded by Commissioner BAtes and carried unanimously. The City Manager rep-orted that the developers of Palm Terrace Subdivision Units 1 and 2 had installed 4,830 feet of two inch water line at a cost of $2,936.10 and gas lines at a cost of $110.45 and had never asked for a refunding contract from the City. He said the developers were applying for such a contract at this time and had submitted a cert1~ied statement aa to their expenses which had been checked by Mr. M. C. Durfy. By consent, the matter was deferred for further study. . /....:~,.\'.,'. ",.' :,~.I;~"':'-',:':,::;:~'<,~ .. .. ',~ ,'..,' ;.".' , ..~ ,...~~~:;;\~,. -:,} . \ :".' ~: -" '< " " 0.1 , ;t , ! . l , , ." . ~ ~J IJ ;J . .,', .~ ~.\:" ,!~ '.'; .,.". " ." ~..:, ~",;,:)j/i::,i:c:;'~'~..::;,;o.i::j::;i~~;'hi}~:~:.d;;~~~"Js;:~;j(&1~~~;~~~'i' :;;;~Pi\{;~'i;( /1 "7- a \1; 7 {.~i -4- CITY COMMISSION MEETING May 17, 1954 The City Manager recommended the installation of 215 feet of two inch water main in South Binghampton Park Subdivision outside the City limits at an estimated cost of $150.00, check for which is on file. Commissioner Kennedy moved that the City Manager's recommendation for the installation of 215 feet of two inch water main along Betty Lane in South Binghampton Park Subdivision be approved and the necessary work order be issued for $150.00. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously. The City Manager requested an expression from the Commission on furnishing water to new subdivisions outside the City limits of Clearwater with our water situation the way it is. He pointed out that there was a serious problem of low pressure on the north end of Clearwater Beach and that there had been a 52% increase in consumption on Clearwater Beach in the last three years. The Commissioners discussed various ways of remedying this shortage. The City Manager stated that he had contacted Mr. Briley regarding his future recommendations for Clearwater Beach and asked him to come to Clearwater in the near future to discuss the matter. The City Manager said he had received an application for water for a new subdivision outside the City limits just east of Stevenson Creek off Betty Lane. After Borne discussion as to whether annexation should be required, the matter was deferred for discussion at the next meeting. The City Attorney presented a proposed Resolution requesting that the new high scho01 located on Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard be designated as either Clearwater High Scho01 or Clearwater Senior High School. Commissioner Bates moved that the Resolution be adopted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. The Mayor reported that the County had agreed to pave Grand Avenue from Druid J Street to Drew Street and had requested a Resolution from the City showing the City'S willingness to cooperate in the project. The City Attorney said he would check with the County Commission as to just exactly what they want included in the Resolution. i ~ " f, t i , , , \ '," " -',: :-:. '.:.~, ;.-:,' !,:~ ~ ~~~~~ ~ , '.: : Commissioner Russell reported that in regard to the tax settlement for Mr. Diedr~ch Stemmerman for $1 095.06 against Lot 55, Block A, Bassedena, and Mr. Benjamin Sutton for $747.94 against Lot 16, Property of A. J. Moore, the propevty owners were of the opinion that the original assessments for paving Missouri Avenue were higher than they should have been. The Tax Committee requested the City Engineer to check the costs of the job and he also agreed that they were high. Therefore, the Tax Committee was recommending that the assessment against Mr. Stemmerman's property be reduced to $805.27 and that the one against Mr. Sutton's property be reduced to $549.99. Commissioner Kennedy moved that the Committee's recommendation be accepted and approved subject to payment within 30 days. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously. 00mmissioner Russell reporting for the Tax Settlement Co~nittee stated that the lien against Mrs. Mary S. Boardman's property dated April 19, 1926, appeared on the Court House records but did not appear on the records of the City due to not being transferred when the record sheets were changed. Mr. F. W. Siple's letter written on behalf of Mrs. Boardman requested either abatement or writing off of the old lien in the amount of $1,060.56 on which $636.36 had been paid against the principal and $390.57 had been paid in interest. The Tax Settlement Committee recommended that this lien be settled for $350.00. Commissioner Kennedy moved that the Tax Settlement Committee's recommendation for a compromise settlement of $350.00 be accepted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously. The City Manager presented a Resolution requiring twelve property owners to clean their lots of weeds and hnderbrush. Commissioner Bates moved the Resolution be adopted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The City Attorney reported that the Ball Park validation law suit will be ready to f11e on Tuesday. The City Manager reported that the final drawings of the Ball Park had been received and the invitation to bid would go out on Tuesday. The City Attorney presented a proposed contract between the City and Chester B. McMullen, Jr. and Ruth McMullen concerning the development of a new cemetery for colored persons, to be located on the northeast corner of Rosery Road and Highland Avenue. Commissioner Kennedy reported that he had looked over the site with Mr. McMu11en and he approved the location; however, he thought the entire twenty acres should be dedicated instead of just ten acres so there would be room for expansion. He a1so suggested that a clause be included in the contract providing for proper maintenance. Commissioner Bates moved that subject to the amendments discussed in this contract, that the City enter into this agreement with Mr. McMullen and that the proper officials be authorized to execute the contract. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The Commission now adjourned as the City Commission and acting as Trustees of the Pension Fund, on a motion by Commissioner Bates which was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously, admitted Eugene D. Sheets, Jr., Floyd M. Murrell, Jack A. Marsh, Policemen, and John B. Lovell, Laborer in the GaB and Water Department, into membership in the Pension Plan. There being no further business to come before the Commission, the meeting was adjourned at 6:20 P.M. Attest: ~~ ~~- 0 ss~~ "'to; .-. ~~_. -.---. --. .i, . ....;' :<<,;~: J.,;;'"" : ,'-~ ~~ . . !.",~' :. '.' . '\'.: .'".: :;f:., >::::~,:~,:'~"~'f.r'~~'~.~r!!f;~;~',. CITY COMMISSION MEETING May 17, 1954 Mayor-Commissioner Herbert M. Brown Commdssioners: Jack Russell, W. E. Strang, Jr. John W. Bates, Guy L. Kennedy May 14, 1954 ~ ," " ,~ill' ." .".,,"," 1'. t'.":",, .....'.)1..:. .',4'. [",:,;,:",(, l..' ~. , "..,1'. '" , "."/ . ," ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ (Continued) .- -----... po - Gentlemen: The City Commission will meet in Regular Session at the City Hall Auditorium on Monday, May 17, 1954, for the purpose of discussing the items listed on the attached agenda. M~eting time will be at 1:30 p.m. Very truly yours, /s/ F. C. Middleton City Manager FCM:s Enclosure ---------------------------------------------------------------~------------------ Agenda - City Commission Meeting of May 17, 1954 City Hall Auditorium 1:30 p.m. Invocation, Rev. D. P. McGeachy, Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church. Approving of the minutes of the Regular Meeting of May 3, 1954 and the Special Meeting of May 10, 1954. Opening of bids for: A. Electric Transformers for Electric Dept. B. Radio Equipment for Police Dept. C. Power Lawn Mower for Parks Dept. D. Garbage Truck & Body for Public service Dept. E. Car of 2" Galv. T & C Pipe. F. Pavement in Pleasant St. G. Pavement in Alley between Court St. and Franklin St., 190 feet west of East Aye. Public Hearings on: A. Paving,of Alley between Court and Franklin Streets, 190 feet west of East Ave. Continuation of Public Hearing (April 19th) with reference to rezoning of property west of Duncan Avenue between RainbOW Drive and Gulf to Bay Boulevard. (Formerly A & W Glads). Request of Mr. W. E. Cavanagh for a fifteen foot building setback line from Gardenia St. for Lot 12, Block 42, Mandalay. Request of Mr. Guy Parker for a fifteen foot building setback line from Washington Ave. for Lots 4 and 5, Block A, Fairmont Subdivision, for an addition to an existing structure. Request of W. A. Walker and Angelo Carapelli for the approval of Plat for Maranatha Subdivision. (Turner St. from Greenwood Ave. east to Missouri Ave. ) Commission's consideration of items from the City Attorney's Office: A. Assessment Resolution for Sanitary Sewer in Lantana Avenue, Iris St. to Verbena St. Report from Building Contractor's Examining Board. Ordinance No. 656, Annexation of Druid Acres Subdivision. Assessment Resolution for Curbing Improvements on Jupiter Afe., Rainbow ~ive to Drew Street. Commission's consideration of: A. Installation of Storm Sewer Hillcrest Ave. to Evergreen B. Letter from Federal Housing Utility Improvements. Lot Mowing Applications. Any other item not on the agenda will be considered with the consent of the Commission. Adjournment. Commission acting as Trustees for the Pension Plan. 1. 2. 3. 4. B. C. D. E. 5. B. C. D. 6. 7. 8. 9. line in alley north of Cleveland St., from Ave. Administration regarding Greenwood Project. Attached herewith is some additional information from the Zoning Board as requested in the minutes of the City Commission Meeting dated April 19, 1954. 1. The Board is of the opinion that A & W Glads discontinued operation in this area on September 1, 1953 (this is from the testimony ~iven to the Board by R. D. Warner, former Office Manager of the Company). 2. Referring to the Zoning Ordinance paragraph on non-conformdng use, it is the opinion of the Board that any use of the building in question should be of the same type of usage, or of a same restriction usage. 3. The Board does not teel that an unlimited usage should be permitted in an R-4 Zone. 4. The attached plat shows the useage of the buildings: TO: FROM: SUBJECT: May 7, 1954 F. C. Middleton, City Manager O. H. Anderson, Sec'y. Zoning Board REQUEST H. H. BASKIN . :,..:',' . , ", ",..; ....:. :-;~': :'.' . ',:!.:," , :~: .:..~ .~'.:'" '::i:' :-' ,.' . , ,..":.\ " .,' ' :'.::;~t;~;;f~~~ide,;ti~:;::::.;i::jJ:0,;": "".\~. ;;; ;:!"i:;1,.~i;;;:,~!;:;;;,.'~;~:;.;;~.i;;;;~,5;~~.:j.:.,:\:/: L::~,; :~\':'~:f,~'W~:~:'"~':'('c;'i,";t.~,.,;, ",,', .~'!,J..""~ _' Sec. 1 Carpenter Shop CITY COMMISSION MEETING May 17~ 1954 (Continued) R - 4 ZOllE fot used ~or approximately 4 yrs. Storage o~ Hampers & Dead Storage Jan. 1954 To July 1953 Moved out Maroh 23, 1954 Unused for three years Maroh 23, 1953 to May 1953 Shed and tools 2 Bulb Drying 3 Off:ice 4 - Garage 6 - Storage 7 Paper Storage Sect. II II II 4-A 5 8 9 Garage Storage of hampers - Cold storage - Packing House - B ZONE Onused for three years emptied ~t - Nov. 1953 To Sept. 1953 '1'0 May 1953 ~----------------------------------~---~---~-----~---~--~--------------------~-----~ May 7, 1954 To: From: Subject: Mr. F. C. M[ddleton, City Manager O. H. Anderson, Sec'y. Zoning Board Request of W. E. Cavanagh The Zoning Board makes the following recommendation to the request of W. E. Cavanagh Lot 12, Block 42, Mandalay Sub. That the request or W. E. Cavanagh asking for a 15' - a" building line setback on Gardenia Street instead of the regular 25' - 0" be granted (under the hardship ruling) . Attached herewith is a copy of Mr. Cavanagh's request together with a plot plan showing the existing setbacks on Gardenia Street and Lantana Avenue. ---~-----------------------~------~~---------~--------------~--~-------~-----------~ April 5, 1954 The City Co~ssion City Hall Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: I would like to request the City Comm1ssio~ sitting as a board of Adjustment and Appeal under the authority of the City Zon1~g Ordinanoe for the following change and for a petition of exception under the hardship provisions of the zoning ordinance. 1. That William E. Cavanagh, owner of lot ff12 Block 42, Mandalay 6ubdivision be allowed a 15 foot building setback from Gardenia Street. From the enclosed chart of this corner it oan be readily seen that the two existing homes at "A" & "B" are already built with a 15 f'oot set-back. Lot lie" was granted this same set~back by the Commiesion on January 18th, 1954. This leaves my lot as the only one on this corner not as yet granted a 15 root set-back. This lot 1s a 60 foot lot and a set-baok of 25 feet plus 5 feet on the property line according to the ordinance in torce would ruin this lot as no satisf:actory home can be built on 30 front feet and if o~e was built to conform to the present ordinanoe it would detract from all property in the immediate area. Due to the distanoe and time envolved, ~t is requested that I be given permission to absent myself from the hearing on this matter, as I have Just returned from Clearwater. However, if for some reason the Commission wishes me to be represented at the hearing, I would be glad to cooperate. It is my intention to start building an soon as this request is granted. My sincere appreciation for your oooperation. Very truly yours, /s/ W. E. Cavanagh ~~-------~-~------------------~-----------~----~~---~-----~-~-------~----~~-------~~ May 7, 1954 To: From: Subject: ~. F. C. Middleton, City Manager O. H. Anderson, Seo'y. Zoning Board REQUEST OF GUY PARKER The Zoning Board makes the following reconunendation to the request of Guy Parker Lots 4 & 5, Bloak A, Fairmont Sub. (Continued) if 8/ I'~""'" . 'i'/?;; " I :;:;i!R~~~t:; ". ..'~' \jf~~,J\r:rI";'\ 4. ~ f ":~.:~~tlJ:{~~~;l~~:'. C . . .!' .\~lJ l.:...,>..~3'~(-',~ . t l.(;~ ~~~'~~;,(fi~~:~,:~;' : . t \ ~. ~..,,'~'~\\;f;"':!:'f~i ~d~!;:X~::"': .::.~,~t::.;...". ,~; :; . ,~.,. " ':; . !:;~,,:~~~~~~:,\'.-:' ~ '. ,'~':. '" I' "., ;::,,~~ "..,(;.?~~';i<~~~~>il' ,,: /, ',' :;,:.~f.(~;....:'~;;" ..... 'r..'~~'i.' ';~'';':lf: ;/t..~~.~~:r.'~ ::JJleF:~,'~:,.,(~~~ ":: ,~Sf~"\,t CITY COMMISSION MEETING May 17, 1954 (Continued) That the request of Gu~ Parker, asking for a 15' - 0" building line setback instead of the regular 25' - 0' on Washington Avenue (under the hardship ruling) be denied. The Board feela that the granting of this request adversely effects the adjoining property owners. Attaohed herewith 1s a copy of Mr. Parker's request, together with a plot plan showing present set baoks of buildings on adJo1ning property also a plan showing addition to present building. -~-~-----------~----------------~---~------~---------~.--------~-~-~------~-------~- March 24, 1954 Zoning Board of Clearwater Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: We want to apply for extension to our present Sun room-This room now measures 16 feet long by 7 feet wide-we want to make it 5 feet wider. Having no bed room down stairs tbis has worked a hardship on us, as several times we have been rorced to use tbis as a bed room during ~llness. Has been our intentions for years to extend this-each tDme in a position to do so some thing would prevent suob as-War and no material-my fall from the Yacht Basin Apartments and having to use as a bed room for a length of time-then my wifes illness-Now seems things have worked out for us and find the City has extended the l~ne from 20 to 25 feet- We measure 90 feet 6" from the curb to outside of room-We have contacted most of our n0ighbors on the street and all have said would sign that was agreeable to them. If you men can see fit to grant tbis to us will certianly deem it a great favor- Yours very truly /s/ Guy Parker (1117 Fairmont St.) ~--~------~------~~-~--~----~---~-------------------------------~------------------- May-I3-1954 Zoning Board of Clearwater It is aggreeable with the undersigned for Mr & Mrs. Guy Parker to extend their porch the requested five (5) feet Property located South Corner of Fairmont & Washington. Signed by twelve property owners -------~--~-----------------------------------------------------------------~------- RESOLUTION WHEREAS, after Publio Hearing on February 15, A. D. 1954, the City Cornrndss10n of the City of Clearwater, Florida, determined that certain work and ~provements hereinafter described should be done and made, and WHEREAS, pursuant thereto said improvements have been made as follows: Construot an a-inch sanitary sewer and appurtenances in Lantana Avenue from Iris street to Verbena Street. WHEREAS, under the provisions of Section 123 and other pertinent provisions of tbe City Charter I after said improvements shall have been comp1etedl the City Commission shall assess the cost thereof against the properties abutting said improvements so made, and WHEREAS, certain parcels of real estate abutting said improvements have been benefited 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 or Clearwater, Florida, in session duly and regularly assembled as follows: 1. That the above described improvements in Lantana Avenue from Iris Street to Verbena Street be and the same are hereby accepted and approved as having been oompleted. 2. That the following described properties abutting said sanitary sewer improvemente are hereby deemed to have been benefited by said improvements in the following proportions of the cost thereof and the swme are hereby assessed in aooordanoe with the following sohadule. ,.' . y....' "...,. . ~ ' . . . .' . I ", :,.":, ,"' ."' '::", ........ '. : '.x,:-.;..;;,:.:~.z .', . ; i -. ~. ' '. .'.~ . 'I ;i;l~:::;f':~:;:;tt~'>~:, CITY COMMISSION MEETING May 17, 1954 (Continued) ASSESSMENT Total Cost - $3,987.07 Cost per Front Foot: $2.41- Total Front Footage: 1,654.64 Owner ~~:nt SUBD. Block 23 Lottl ~ont Ft. Amount 59.66 $143.76 Margaret M. Johnson 5801 S.W. 58th Terrace Coral Gables, Fla. Oscar C. Amos 40 Dolphin Drive Treasure Island St. Petersburg, Fla. W. R. Harbour 815 Bruce Street Clearwater, Fla. W. R. Harbour Mrs. Nell V. Sloan Rt. 1, Box 218 Tampa, Fla. Horace Westwood P. O. Box 873 Clearwa.ter, Fla. Edward Dean Kibbon 770 Lanta.na Avenue Clearwater, Fla. Lois Sutton Palm Harbor, Fla. Helen Munro Robinson 905 Shadowlawn Tampa, Fla. T. R. Robinson , 905 Shadowlawn Tampa, Fla. Cornelius C.Shepard 752 Lantana Avenue Clearwater, Florida Lottie Livingston 611 Prospect Avenue Clearwater, Florida Julio J. & Helen Guerra 714 South Fort Harrison Clearwater, Fla. Charles W. Bergner 740 Lantana Avenue Clearwater, Fla. Mrs. Edna Matthews 738 Lantana Avenue Clearwater, Fla. Isadore Zet1in 1520 Laura Street Clearwater, Fla. May Douglas 747 Lantana Avenue Clearwater, Fla. Elizabeth D. Royster 751 Lantana Avenue Clearwater, Fla. Harold McD. Brown 759 Lantana Avenue Clearwater, Fla. Harold McD. Brown Albert V. Wallace 761 Lantana Avenue Clearwater, Fla. Chr1stos Georgas 1091 Second Ave. E. OWen Sound Ontario, Canada Chr1stos Georgas C. Wesley Marriott 744 Bay Esplanade Clearwater, Florida John F. Murphy 805 Lantana Avenue Clearwater, Fla. Clifford A. MCKay 815 Lantana Avenue Olearwater, Florida Olifford A. MCKay Hobert B. Moore 55 Verbena Stre.t Olearwater, Florida Lot 9 59.66 143.76 59.66 143.76 Lot 10 Lot 11 Lot 12 Block 24 Lot 11 Lot 12 Lot 13 Lot 14 Lot 15 Lot 16 Lot 17 Lot 18 Lot 19 Lot 20 Block 28 wi of Lot 2 Lot 3 Lot 4 and 8t of Lot 5 Ni of Lot 5 Lot 6 Lot 7 Lot 8 59.66 59 143.76 142.17 59 142.17 59 142.17 59 142.17 59 142.17 59 142.17 59 142.17 59 142.17 59 142.17 59 142.17 59 142.17 59 142.17 59 142.17 88.5 213.25 29.5 71.08 59 142.17 59 142.17 59 142.17 Lot 9 lesa Nt Ni of Lot 9 & Lot 10 Block 22 Lot 2 29.5 88.5' 71.08 213.25 59 142.17 Lot 3 59 142.17 Lot 4 Lot 5 59 59 142.17 142.17 TOTALS 1,654.64 $3,987.10 (Continued) , }. ',"" , !'h:., iII,,<\ JfJt 'lSA~"t,;r'.':..,. I", '~,,'" , I:' : '/-;'",;~:}i;~.; . . ; . ! f;' .,,~. ;tfi~;41~ft,;, : ~ ). , f:" ' , ., ~ '...' /' ~ n', ',..;' , ,".'. . "~~~~{;i~~ii(~i;{i::;~;,~\~~::'~:~7\~Yl;~'ti~.~~:.~~:;L~,~,:.'; .;:~~~-~.,~, ';,;i: ;::::,'::,!".\\;:ij,~~;:,:;i;jL\J;:~S~:X::~;';"i ;:;:;::;:;:;;~i;,;:~.:.{:.,i:i,~;jx';;::;:;~~~i.jtl1D:ii:'l~~t::&:t~~~~!L~~~~i' .,,;,.,' ,'.',',; , .', CITY COMMISSION MEETING May 17, 1954 (Continued) 3. That if said assessments bere~n 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 Sect~on 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. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 17th day or May, A. D. 1954. Is/ Herbert M. Brown Mayer-Commissioner Attest: /s/ H. G. Wingo City Auditor and Clerk --~------------~---------------------------------------------~---------------------- RESOLUTION WHEREAS, after Public Hearing on November 3 A. D. 1952, the C~ty Commission ot the City of Clearwater, Florida, determined that certain work and improvements here~nafter described should be done and made, and WHEREAS, pursuant thereto said ~provements have been made as follows: Construct a concrete curb on the east and west side of Jupiter Avenue from the existing roadway on Rainbow Drive to the existing roadway on Cleveland Street and construct a concrete curb on the east and west side of Jupiter Avenue from the ex~sting roadway on Cleveland Street to the existing roadway on Drew Street and modify the existing pavement in Jupiter Street from Rainbow Drive to Drew Street to provide adequate drainage. WHEREAS, under the provisions of Section 123 and other pertinent provisions ot the City Charter, after said ~provements 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 benefited by said improvements and the pro-rata cost thereof shall be assessed against said parcels. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the C~ty Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, in session duly and regularly assembled as follows: 1. That the above described ~mprovements on Jupiter A~enue from Rainbow Drive to Drew Street be and the same are hereby accepted and approved as having been completed. 2. That the following described properties facing and abutting said curbing and widening improvements are hereby deemed to have been benefited by said improvements in the following proportions of the cost thereof and the same are hereby assessed in accordance with the rollowing schedule. ASSESSMENT o.f";'fi!"i/ Curbing and Widening Jupiter Avenue from Cleveland St. to Rainbow Drive Curbing and Widening Jupiter Avenue from ~ew Street to Cleveland Street TOTAL COST OF $2. SO + $4636.88 $1. 24 + 42023.66 booO.54 Cost per front foot Total Cost Cost per front foot Total Cost PROJECT OWNER PROPERTY Front Ft. Amount ~kycrest Unit 1 Block A :r:;ot 1 86.14 $198.27 Lot 2 70.0 161.12 Lot 3 70.0 161.12 Lot 4 70.0 161.12 Lot 5 70.0 161.12 Lot 6 70.0 161.12 Lot 7 70.0 161.12 J. S. Crawford 121 So. Lexington Ave. Pittsburgh 8, Penna. E. A. Shaw 6 So. Jupiter Clearwater, Fla. II II Fred G. Johns 14 So. Jupiter Clearwater, Fla. David R. Kennedy 18 So. Jupiter Clearwater, Fla. Byron J. Musser 100 So. Jupiter Clearwater, Fla. D. R. Stroup 104 So. Jupiter Clearwater, Fla. , (Oontinued) 1Ot~ ~_ ~~~i~?'rf~;;.~\;,\;,;,~:" " " ,,) :\~1I~'h~^~;.(ktlt,r.;t>$""'~'''''''\i.(.....:,.trl,,''1. ,- .'" Mary T. Coleman 110 So. Jupiter Clearwater, Fla. Manley E. Kennemore 200 So. Jupiter Clearwater, Fla. II II T. F. Haydon 208 So. Jupiter C1earwater, Fla. G. A. Andreson 212 So. ~piter Clearwater, Fla. S. T. Palmer 1175 Jackson Blvd. Clearwater, Florida Mary A. Wa.ugh 1 So. .Jupiter Clearwater, Fla. M. M. Redenbaugh 9 South Jupiter Clearwater, Fla. JOB. J. LeC~aire 15 South Jupiter Clearwater, Fla. Wm. K. Matthews 17 So. Jup1 ter Clearwater, Fla. Frank W. Hudson 101 So. Jupiter Clearwater, Fla. Hugh H. Lyle 105 So. Jupiter Clearwater, Fla. H. E. Phelps 109 So. Jupiter Clearwater, Fla. Malcolm Mackenzie 115 So. Jupiter Clearwater, Fla. A. H. Riley 201 So. Jupiter Clearwater, Fla. C. L. Crooks 1650 Dartmouth Avenue Clearwater, Fla. II II , J. E. Robinson 215 So. Jupiter Clearwater, Fla. Robert J. Maggart 219 So. Jupiter Clearwater, Fla. Herbert Otis 1705 Drew Street Clearwater, Fla. Alvin E. Byrne 112 No. Jupiter Clearwater, Fla. Benjamin W. Teale P. O. :Box MiddletieldJ Mass. Alfonso J. Caputo Kenneth W. Dill 810 Warrington Place Dayton 9, Ohio Jos. Parrino 20 No. Jupiter Ave. Clearwater, Fla. James E. Clark 16 No. Jupiter Ave. Clearwater, Fla. Carl G. Gronquist 10 No. Jupiter Clearwater, Plat George Marohn. 4 No. Jupiter Ave. City Hobart C. Bea.oh ':' ,'. ..,. -~- _. " J ".I', ... '::::'. ?' , ..:~, . . '.', ,j CITY COMMISSION MEETING May 17, 1954 ( Continued) Lot 8 and Ni of Lot 9 105.0 S, of Lot 9 a.nd Lot 10 105.0 Lot 11 Lot 12 70.0 70.0 Lot 13 70.0 Lot 14 86.14 Block B Lot 1 and Ni of Lot 2 111.14 si of Lot 2 and Lot 3 105.0 Lot 4 70.0 Lot 5 70.0 Lot 6 70.0 Lot 7 70.0 Lot 8 70.0 Lot 9 70.0 Lot 10 ' 70.0 Lot 11 70.0 Lot 12 70.0 Lot 13 70.0 Lot 14 86.14 Block C Lot 2 150.0 { Lot 3 76.95 Lot 5 70.0 Lot 4 Lot 6 70.0 70.0 Lot 7 70.0 Lot 8 70.0 Lot 9 70.0 Lot 10 70.0 241.67 241.67 161.12 161.12 161.12 198.26 255.79 241.67 161.12 161.12 161.12 161.12 161.12 161.12 161.12 161.12 161.12 161.12 198.27 186.28 95. 56. 86.93 86.93 86.93 86.93 86.93 86.93 86.93 ~g1n at N. line of Cleveland St. a point 135' E., 835.61 S. 6f the S_ line of Drew St., run E. 13~.91' N. parallel to E. line of Duncan Ave. 102.81; tho W. parallel to Cleveland St. 134.9'; the S. parallel to Duncan Ave. 102.8' to POB (14-29S-15E) (Continued) . oj"" ':.'".F" '. ~ _ . 'I '. '~ ~,", ' ;,:'; .~:.~.,., 't;'~ ~ t A. G. Milan 5111 Pla1nsfield Ave. Balto, Md. John R. Cerepak 115 No. Jupiter Ave., City K. W.. Smi th 111 No. Jupiter Ave., City Louden Mowery 107 No. Jupiter Ave., City W. B. Stevens 1615 Turner Street, City Jos. Parrino 20 No. Jupiter Ave., City R. P. Allen 15 No. Jupiter Ave., City Hans G. Blockl~n 11 No. Jupiter Ave., City B. F. Lohmar 810 Lotus Path, City Earl W. Hemminger Montgomery Rd. Ellicott City, Md. 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 roregoing properties for the assessments herein made immediately upon the expiration of the foregoing thirty-day period. .Lj- 2' ~ CITY COMMISSION MEETING May 17, 1954 (Continued) Block D Lot 1 150.0 186.28 Lot 3 76.95 95.56 Lot 4 70.0 86. 93 Lot 5 70.0 86.93 Lot 6 70.0 86.93 Lot 7 70.0 86.93 Lot 8 70.0 86.93 Lot 9 70.0 86. 93 Lot 10 70.0 86.93 Lot 11 92.8 115.27 PASSED AND ADOPTED this 17th day of May.. A.D. 1954. Is/ Herbert M. Brown ~yor-eommiss~oner Attest: ~s~ H. G. \l11~o ~ y Auditor and Clerk ------~----~---------~-----------~--------------~------------~---------------------- Mr. F. C. Middleton City Manager P. O. Box 1348 Clearwater, Florida 420 W. Lafayette St. Tampa, Florida May 4, 1954 P.M. Case No. 067-42009 He: Greenwood Project Repav~ng o~ Project StreetB Dear Mr. :Middleton: Reference ~s made to paragraph 3 of your letter of April 29, 1954 ~n which you requested a letter stating that the Federal Housing Administration would assume the cost of paving the streets and alleys of the captioned project. We are enclosing a carbon copy of a letter dated April 13, 1954 from Mr. Lemuel Showell, Director, Property Management, which clearly indicates the ~ntention of the Federal Housing Administration to enter into a contract w~th the City of Clearwater and the manner by which we understand it will be accomplished. Your attention ~s particularly directed to the last sentence of paragraph 2 of Mr. Showell's letter which states: "We wj.ll then draw up an agreement between the Commissioner and the C~ty of Clearwater providing for pay;ment of the work by the Federal Housing Admin1.stration upon satisfactory completion and approval by the City." In view of the fact that the ultimate a~ is ded~cat1on of the streets and alleys of the Greenwood project to the C~ty of Clearwater, our Washington office and this office agree, and your Engineer Mr. Ldckton concurs that the most satisfactory' method of handling the proposed paving will be through City approved cont~actors under City bidding and supervision, as was the recently completed sewer work. You are therefore authorized to start the prelj.m1nary work of plans and specifica- tions with estimate of cost. If your City charter will permit inclusion of the paving of tne parking areas it will be appreciated if you wj.ll do so, otherwise we will arrang, for a separate contract on this work. It will be appreciated if you will have Mr. Lickton submit the drawings, specifications and cost estimate to this office in triplicate so that we may send two copies to Washington for approval. Tnereafter the procedure would follow that of the sewer contract. (Continued) 1lIJIfl. ~,. I -. , " :.', '~. . ....:' ,..., ~ '. .. .'" ...' '.. " , , , ':. /'"1...:,.\."'. .!" ~ '~., ,';': ;' . ' \ ' ,I CITY COMMISSION MEETING May 11, 1954 (Continued) It is our understanding that you would like to complete the paving before the heavy rains. You may rest assured that we will do everything we can to expedite our part of the contract. , 'P'!""'" .t,.' 'r' "'~,,,v ;,;;fl;!S~i< '" Enclosure Very truly yours, Is/ Hardy A. Sullivan Director (F.H.A., Tampa) .;..' '- ,.',!\/:\ ' ,.,," RESOLUTION \1, :. ' v' r\ If r{' ~: ~, n- . l:- I. i --------------------~------------~---------------~------~---------~----------------- WHEREAS, the Pinellas County Board of Public Instruction has caused a new High School to be constructed on Grand Avenue between Gulf to Bay Boulevard and ~uid Road in Clearwater, Pinellas County, Florida, and WHEREAS, upon the commencement of use of said high school, the present Clearwater Junior and Senior High School on Greenwood Avenue in said City will no longer be used for a high school, but will be used for a Junior High School, and WHEREAS, the newly constructed H~gh School will be the only Senior High School within the City of Clearwater, and will predominantly serve the areas embraced by the City of Clearwater and its suburban environs, and WHEREAS, the Football Stadium adjacent to the newly constructed High School, which Stadium forms a part of the facilities of the newly constructed High School, was promulgated, financed and carried through to completion mainly by the efforts of residents of the City of Clearwater, and WHEREAS, it is to the best interest of the public and to the best interest of appropriate and easy identification that the newly constructed H1~h School be formally named and designated as "Clearwater High School,lI or as Clearwater Senior High School. II NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, in session duly and regularly assembled as follows: That the Board of Public Instruction of Pinellas County, Florida, be and it is hereby requested and petitioned to formally name and designate the newly constructed High School situated in the City of C~earwater, Pinellas County, Florida, on Grand Avenue and Gulf to BaY Boulevard as "Clearwater High School, II or as "Clearwater Senior High School." PASSED AND ADOPTED this 17th day of May, A. D. 1954. /s/ Herbert M. Brown Mayor-Commissioner ~' . i k t:: b, Attest: /s/ H. G. Wingo City Auditor and Clerk RESOLUTION WHEREAS: it has been determined by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, that the property described below should be"cleaned of weeds, grass and/or underbrush, and that after ten (10) days notice and failure of the owner thereo~ to do so, the City should clean such property and charge the costs thereof against the respective property. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, that .the following described property, situate in said City, shall be cleaned 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 Clearwater, as amended. NAME DESCRIPTION COST 4.00 Joseph Austin Fleetwood Apts. Clearwater, Fla. Trace Delamater 1006 S. Greenwood Clearwater, Fla. Sarafem Dervech 30 Idlewild Clearwater, Fla. Henry Ahrens 531 W. Saratoga Ferndale, Mich. Wm. McCleary Harper 512 Franklin Clearwater, Fla. Lot 15, Block C Boulevard Pines Lot 16, Block C Boulevard Pines 4.00 Lots 1,2,3,4,5, and 6 Block 2 Knollwood Replat Lot 111 Grandview Terrace 18.00 5.00 Lot 11, Block E, Unit 4, Skycrest 5.00 ,e -... wt~1~~~;,~,~~~r),t,i'l~?~'2:,:<~:~,;;:::"I:":i:~..r.t~' ":,,,q'.,J ," ',,' ''':',' '," ',;:": ", !',.'.. ,,'.0, ','C';'.':> " ,\ "'. "",,fM,. .. 4,~k"'~"l1i'!<,,,. -,~.~ " '., '"",r,:!ti:;t\~:iJ~ii.;2ii;!;"".i:"t:i:~:,:.:coj:2i\%::"ir.,""i';;:!i>.;"t;",i";"",j",,,i"iE~i""1ti~""'~"'-'~ "i;",~""",,~.."J~L. ,', ,~ I;'. N Aft1E CITY COMMISSION MEETING May 17, 1954 (Continued) DESCRIPTION COST Fred Wesemeyer .316 Haven Clearwater, Fla. Otis O'Neill 228 N. Ft. Harrison Clearwater, Fla. Albert Meyer Rt. 1, Box 65 Clearwater, Fla. S. W. Adolfsen Box 141 Pinel1as Park, Fla. Harold Lynch 536 Roanoke Dunedin, Fla. A. Alice Shattuck 234 N. Grove Cir. Dunedin, Fla. Harold Diver 612 N. Fountain Ave. Springfield 25, Ohio Christian D. Kohn 6th st. Milford, Penna. Humbert Ghiron Box 106 Indian Rocks, Fla. Wm. Moore & A. Hungerford 1189 N.E. Cleveland Clearwater, Fla. French Bicksler 1464 Druid Clearwater, Fla. H. J. Reighner 104 Fellow ct. Apt. 7 Elmhurst, Ill. Leona McManus 700 Skyview Clearwater, Fla. Frederick Sonneborn 430 Mandalay Clearwater, Fla. Phil Skandaliaris 129 Spruce Tarpon Springs, Fla. Muriel Rivers 1009 Nakomis Clearwater, Fla. B. F. Lohmar 810 Lotus Path Clearwater, Fla. A. Padron 3086 N.W. 30th st. Miami, Fla. Lot 13, Bloak B, and Block C Unit 5, Skycrest Lots 9,10,11,12 Block S Bay Terrace Add. Lot 13, Block S Bay Terrace Add. Lot 14, Block S Bay Terrace Add. Lot 15, Ba.ock S Bay Terrace Add. I"ots 16 and 17 Block S Bay Terrace Add. Lot 20, Block C Fairmont 10.00 12.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 6.00 3.00 6.00 Lots 21 and 22 Block C Fairmont Lot 23, Block C Fairmont 3.00 Lot 11, Unit 2 Palm Terrace 5.00 Lots 22 and 24 Unit 2, Palm Terrace 6.00 Lot 23, Unit 2 Palm Terrace 3.00 Lots 25 and 26 Unit 2, Palm Terrace 6.00 3.00 Lot 27 Unit 2, Palm Terrace Lot 12, Block B, Unit 6, Skycrest Lot 107 and 25' of 109 Harbor Oaks 5.00 5.00 Lot 9, Block 20 Marymont S 150' of the W 110' of 10.00 E 220' of the W 250' of N 280' of s 330' of the swt of the NEt -(13-29-15) 5.00 PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, this 17th day of May, A. D. 1954. /s/ Herbert M. Brown Mayor-Commissioner ATTEST: (s/ H. G. Wingo City Auditor and Clerk ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------~-- May 5, 1954 Honorable City Commissioners Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that Eugene D. Sheets Jr, an officer in the Police DePtartment, has been duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a 'first c1assn risk. The above employee began his service with the City on Sept. 28, 19S9. He is under 45 years of age and meets the requirements of our Civil Service. It ishereQY recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership. Very truly yours, Advisory Committee or the Employees' Is/ Paul Kane, Chairman Is/ Dick Nelson Is/ Helen Peters ' Pension Fund. , ",!. ::,-:.0 '.:;':;:'.l::~;~l,ljl":...'~:", ...._ ,". ':. . " hi....... ~., . -. ,- ':~M ,"','" ,;",,'~'.'.~ t"'."..,...;'.':..:'~;.~;'\.,."1'{.:1.1;;::'~;3f::jIJL ,. ~'....,..~~-_,.,'.':;~..., ,"., <_" .-. '".L.:._....);~.:..;(.~ ~:.:i. ,.,,':.'J.:'~?:~j~q,,::q9.:} , ,"n' '[J:.'tt)>J,'r . ,.'.~i'::;',.X:;: ':,';:.::::'\~a)iJi;::;::,?\i';'i:~~';: \ .' .:.. '," \ i .;':~,'. ,:. ' _, ~ . ,',....'... \ :. " CITY COMMISSION MEETING May 17, 1954 May 5, 1954 Honorable City Commissioners Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees o~ tne City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, yoa are hereby notified that Floyd M. MIlrre11, an.'officer in the Police Dept. has been duly examined by a local pnysician and designated by him as a "first class" risk. The above employee began his service with the City on Sept. 4, 1953. He is under 45 years of age and meets the requirements of our Civil Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be aocepted into membership. Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of the Employees' Pension Fund . IsI Paal Kane, Chairman /s/ Dick Nelson Isl Helen Peters ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Honorable City Commissioners Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: Ma.y 5, 1954 As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that Jack A. Marsh, an officer in the Police Department, has been duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a "f"irst c1a.ss" risk. The above employee began his service with the City on Oct. 31, 1953. He is under 45 years of age and meets the re~uirements of our Civil Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership. Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of the employees' Pension Fund Isl Paul Kane, Chairman Isl Dick Nelson Isl Helen Peters -----~~------------------~------------------------------------~--------------------- April 26, 1954 Honorable City Commissioners Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees o~ the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that John B. Lovell, a laborer, in Gas & Water department, has been duly e:xam:1ned by a local physician and designated by him as a "first c1assn risk. The above employee began his service with the City on Oct. 15, 1953. He is under 45 years of age and meets the requirements of our Civil Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership. Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of the Employees' Pension Fund. Is! Paul Kane, Chairman Is/ Dick Nelson Is/ Helen Peters ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ . ,...: ,",u, O,.!'..l.;': ~':r':'~"';" .....,..J1!'~.i...;..t,;.\.. .Ji.t....f~. j~" r.'';;-..,'' ';\'...,~.~r.. ~'..:...,~ ".' � ';; � �� CITY COMMISSION MEETING May �7, i95�+ The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at City Hal1, Monday, May 17, 1g54, at 1:30 P.M. wi,th the folloWing members present; Herbsrt M. Brown Mayor-Commisaioner Ja�n W, Batea Commiss3oner Jack Russell Commissioner Guy L. Kennedy Commissioner Absent• W. E. Strang, Jr. Commissioner Also presen� were: F, C. Middleton City Manager Chas. M. Phillips, Jr, C3ty Attorney G. T. MeClamma Chief of Police S. Lickton City Engineer The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by Reverend D, P, McGeachy, Peace Memorial Presbyter3an Church, Cle�rwater. Commi�sioner Rtassell moved that the minu�es of the regular meeti:ig of May 3x�d and the special meeting of May lOth be apgroved in accordance with 'che copies furnished each member in writing, Mo�ion was seconded by Commissioner J3ates and carried unanimously.. The City Mana�er r�ported that i"ive sealed bids had been received z'or three 15KVA transformers, two lOKVA transformers and two 3KVA transformers. The bids were read as follows; Fla. Electric Supply, Tampa General Electric Supply, Tampa Raybro Electric Supplies, Tampa Tampa Armature Works, Tampa Westinghouse Electr. Supply, Tampa $i,4io.00 1,410.00 1,410.00 �,�+52:00 1,410.00 Trad e -in $40.00 c�edit After discussion of the bids, the Mayor requested Commissioner Ba_tes to look over the bids with the City Manager. By consent, the bids were refer�ed to the Gity Manaoer to investigate and bring back a reaommendation to another meeting. The City Manager reported that three sealed bids hac� been received for radio equipment for the Police Department and tnat one bid from the Radio Corporation of America;would have to be returned �s it was not in an envelope marked sealed bid and had been opened. The bids were read as follows: Motorola Inc., Tampa �(�298,L�;3 Bendix Radio Division, Towson, Md. 6,497.00 General Electric Supply, Tampa no tid After examining the envelope from R.C.A., the City Manager reported that there was no bid izzcluded. By consent, the bids were referred to the City Manager for study and recommendation. It was reported by the C3ty Mana�er that three sealed bids had been received for one self propelled power lawn mower. The bids were read as follows: Bowman Distributors, Clearwater 1 standard Bantam senior mower $570.00 1 stanr+ard Bantam tractar 535.62 Total �i,2p5,�52 Lee Opp Ec Co., Tampa 9t+5,��p Rebco Distributors, Clearwater no bi� By consent, the bids were referred �o the G'3ty Manager to check r�nd bring �iack a recommendation. The City Manager reported receiving five sealed bids for �n� garbage truck and body for the Public Service Departmenb, with a trade-in of a lg4<3 P�fack truck; Truek Body Both Trade-in Body T�?ade-3n Cab & Ch. Fla-Ga Tractc�r �b� eae $7�00 ��0 — Ken & Str, F750 $2�+75.00 F700 2200.00 Gayzzon Iron Pael�!ore $3720.b0 Thayer Motnr podge Garwood 6953.90 6220.00 Pawer Brake Garwood 458�,00 355�.00 Commissioner Kennedy moved that the bids be referred back to �the City Manager and ths Superin�endent of Puk�lic Service for analy�ea and that they bring them back to the next meetin� wi.th their recommendation. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. �/ � -2- CITY COMMISS�ON M��TING MaY 17, 1�5� It was reported by the City Manager that ten bids had been received �'or one carload of two inch galvanized pipe. The bids were read as follows: Aetna Stee3 Co., Tampa American Pipe & Plumbing Supply, Tampa Bert Lowe Supply, Tampa Cameron & Barkley, Tampa Ellis Mach. & Supply, Tampa Gulf Coast Ind, Supply, St. Petersburg Industrial Supply, Tampa Knight & Wall, Tampa Peerless-Florida, Clearwater Standard Supply, Clearwater Per I't. ,3� .3340 .338s .3340 .3368 .3275 .334� .3349 .334G Tota7. $3;678-40 3,624.7'2 3,674.00 3,716,80 3,674.00 3,704.80 3,C�o5.28 3,674.97 3,683.90 3, 67�+. 97 By consen�, the bids were ��eferred to the City M3nager for tabulation and report at the next meetj.ng. The City Manager statecl that four sealed bids had been received £or paving, curb and storm sewer on Pleasant Street from North Fort Ha.rrison Avenue to Sunset Avenue. The bids were read as follows: Blackburn Paving Ca., Clearwater W. H. Armston, Dunedin Davis & Schultz, Dunedin Campbell Paving Co,, Clearwater �5,087.50 4,683.75 5,8ao.00 7,�+68.75 After checking the bids, the City Manager recommended accepting the low bid of �4,683.75 from W. H. Armston Company. Commissioner Bates moved that the City Ma.nager's recommendation be approved' �.nd this bid i�� given to the W. H,. Armston Company at a price of $�F,683.75. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carrled urianimously. Ths Mayor annourie•ed a Public Hearing on the paving �.nd curbing of an a11ey between Gourt ar.d Franklin Str�ets running 190 feet west from East AVenue. The City Manager reported that the estimated cost of the project was $676.00 or $1.6g per Front foot. The Mayor inquired if there were any objections from anyone in the audience and there were none. Ha'ving heard rto valid objeetion to this Fublic Hearing, Commissioner Bates moved that the paving; of` the alley between Cour� and Franklin Street be approved and the benefiting property owners be assessed. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. Tre �ity Manager reported that five bids had been received for the paving of 190 feet of bhe alley between Court and Fr�,nklin running west from East Avenue. The bids wer•e read as follows: � Davis & Schultz, Dunedin $1,005.60 Campbell Paving Co., Clearwater 1,139.00 Blac.kbtzrn Paving Contractors, Clearwater b39.80 Dan Gatlin, Clearwater 733.50 W. H. Armston Co „ Inc., Dunedin 574.00 After tabulation of the bids, the City Manager recommended aceepting �he �.ow bid of $574.00 from W. H. Armston Company. Commissioner Kennedy moved that the City Manager�s and City Engineer�s rFaommendation of the bid af W. H. Armston Company of $574.00 for the pavement in the alley between Court and Franklin Street be accepte3 and the work authorized. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The Mayor aruiounced the continuation of the adjourned Public Hearing on the petition of Mr. H. H. Baskin, attorne,y for Mr. Hnward Ewing, for exception to the Zoning Ordinanee under the hardship provisions of the Ordinance. The Ma�ror summarized the rratter by sbating that; at the meeting of April 19th the Commisaion hau denied the request as to rezonir_g the property as Business, and on being requested by �Ir. Baskin to go on �ecord as recognizing the non-conforming usage of the property, the Commission had referred the matter back to the Zoning Board for further investigation and clarification as to the usage of the property in the past. IMr. Baskin contended that the praperty had been used for business purposes during the past s:ix months and he requested the Commission to go on record as recognizing the non-conforming use. Having read the supplemental report from the Zoning Board relative �o the use of the property in the past, the Ci�y P.ttorney stated it was his opinion that the Commission could not restrict the use of the buil�ing which 3s partly within the business zone and partly in the R-4 zone, but r�e bel3eved that ihe owner was legal3y entitle� to u�e those buildings lying entirely within. the R-4 area for no more liberal purpose than the usage they had had within the past six months. Mr. R. J. McDermott, attorne,y for the objectors, stated tha,t Mr. Ewin� was aware of the zoning limitations at the time he parchased the property and therefore could not claim a real hardship existed. The �ommiss3on heard statemente from Mr. J, A. Clapp, Mr. Wm. 0'�Dwyer and others in which they opposed the granting of the request. Mr. Howard Ewing addressed the Commis�ion in his own behalf. Follovring a complete discussion, Commiasioner Bates moved that the petition be granted but that the property not be used for any more l�beral usage than that during the past six months. Mo�Gion was secon�ed by Commissioner Kennedy and carrie� unanimously. � ♦ -3 - CITX GOMMISSION MEETING MaY �-7, 1954 The t�ayo� announced a Pub13c: Hearing on: t�e requEst of NIr, W. E. �avana�h �'or a fifteen foot �e�back on Gardenia Street for Lat 12, I31ock 42, Mandalay Subdivision. The City Attorney read the requeat from Mr, Cavanagh and �1sca the recommendation o£ the �aning Board which was t;hat the ap�licati.or_'he granted. The Mayor inquirecl if there were any o�jer.tions fr�om anyone in the audience and there were none. Hearir.g no valid objections at this Publ'�c Hearing, Commissioner Russell moved that the request of W. E. Cavanagh for a fifteen foot building setbaek line from Gardenia Street for Lot 12, Block �F2, Mandalay, be granted. Motion was seconded by Commisaioner Ba�tes and carried unanimously. A Public Hearin� was announced by the Mayor_ on f;t�e request of Mr, Guy Parker for a.fifteen foot aetback from Wash3ngton.Avenue for Lots 4 and 5, Bloek A, Fairmont Sub�ivision, fnr an addition to an existing building, The City Attorney read the requeEt from Mr. Parker and the Zoning Board�s reeommendation which was that the application be denied, as the Board felt that granting tt�e requesi; would adversely af.fect the adjoining property ownera. Mrs, parker who was present called the Commission�s attention to a liat of signatures of property owners in the vicinity wh3ch showed that they were agreeable to the extension of the present strueture toward uJashington A�enue. Commissioner Bates moved that the request be granted and the justification for deciding bhis contrary to the Zoning Board�s recomrnendation being �that the neighbors have since communicated with us and indicated that they have no objection. Motion was seconded by Commiasioner Russell and carried unanimously. The City Manager requested that Item 4E, Request of W, A. Walker and Angelo Carapelli for the approval of Plat f'or Marantha Subdiv3sion, be aeferred. The City Attor•ney reported that Mr. Jamss Andrews had requested tha.t the continu- ation of the Publie Hearing scheduled for this date on his petition to rezone Lot 6, B'!ock A, BoulEvard Pines, be postponed ta a meeting in June, Commissiorer Kennedy moved that the Public iiearing on the application of James Andrevra be adjourned to Monday, June 21st. Motion was seconded b;� Commissioner Rusaell and carried unanimously, The City Attorney read �. Resolut3.on assessing the cost oF the sanitar;� sewer in Lantana A�enue from Iris S�reet to V�rbena Street against the benefited properties. The Mayor inquired if tizere wer� any objections from anyone in the audience and there were none. Commias3on.er Bates moved thn.t tne Resolution be adopted. N�tion was seconded by Commis�ioner Russell and carried unanimously. The City �tterney read on its first reading the praposed Ordinance 656 Nhich wQuld annex part of Drui.� Acres Subdivision. Commissioner Bates movE3 that Ordinance 656 be passed on iis i'�rst reading. Motion wa� seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously, No one appeared representing the developers of the subdivision. A Resolution was read assessing the cost of curbing and widening Jupiter A�enue from Rainbow Drive ta Drew Streat against the benefited propPrties, The Mayor inquired if there were any objections from anyone in the aud3ence and there iaere none. Commissioner Bates moved that the Resolution be adopted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. In regard to the proposed installation of a storm seV�er line in the alley north of Cleveland Street from Hillcrest AvenuE to Evergreen AVenue (south of Block B, Fairview and Hillcrest Drive Subdivision) the City Mar_ager reported that the estimated cost of installing 335 feet of 18 inch pipe was �1,250.-00. He explained that this �vouZd take the water off Hillcrest and Evergreen down to Stevenson Creek and that �he balance of the drainage project �.zp to San Remo would be borne by the property otvners but that this particular part �vould be a collec�ive pipe and would be hard to assess as it drained the area from Drew Street on the north and all th� way up the crown of the hill east of San Remo. He als,n pointed out that the drainage ditch runs down the middlz of the alley, thus mak�no the rear of the buildin�s facir� Cleveland Street inaccesaible. He recommended that the w�rk be done by a City crew. Commissioner Bates moved that the recommendation of the City Manager be accepted, that the work be authori�ed and a work order be approved for the installation of an 18 inch storm sewer line in the a11ey nor�h of Cleveland Street from Hillcrest to Evergreen. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read a letter from the Eederal Housing Administration in which the F.H.A. gave authorization for the City to draw plans and specifications for paving the streets and alleys in the Greenwood Apartment Project, payment for the construction work to be assumed upon completion by theF.H.A. The letter stated that the ultimate aim was the dec7ication of the streets to the City. The %?anager reported that the streets would be acceptable to the City after this paving. Commissioner Russell moved that the letter from the Federal Housin� Admin2stration be accepted and that the City Engineer and the City Manager get together and get the necessary data to est3mate the cost f�r the entire project to �end to the F,H.A, for their approval. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Batea and carried unanimously. The City Manager reported that the developers of Palm Terrace Subdivision Units 1 and 2 had installed 4,836 feet of two inch water line at a cost of $2,936.10 and gas linea at a cost of $110.45 and had never asked for a refunding contraet from the City. He said the developers were applying for such a contract at this time and had submitted a certified statement as to their expenses which had been checked by Mr. M. C. nuffy. By consent;, the matter was defermed for further study. � �� _4 _ CiTY COMMISSTON MEETTNG May lt, 1954 The City Manager reoommended the install�t3,a� of 215 feet of tWo inch w�ter main in South Binghampton Park Subdivision outside the City limits at an estimated cost of $150.00, check for which 3s on file. Cammissioner Kennedy moved that the Qity Man,ager�s recommendat3an for the instalTation of 215 feet of two inch water main alon� Betty Lane in South Ainghampton Park Subdivision be approved �:.nd the neceasary work order be issued for $150.00. Motion,was seconded by Comm�ss3oner Bates and carried unanimously. The City Manager requested an expression from the Commission on furnishing water to new subdivisions Qutside the City limits of Clearwater with our water situat�on the way it is. He pointed out that �here was a serious problem oi low pressure on the north efid of Clearwater Beach and that there had been a 52� increase in consumption on Clearwater Beaeh in �he last three years. The Commissioners discussed various ways �f remedyi.ng this shortage. The City Manager stated that he had contacted Mr. Briley regarding his future recommerrdations for Clearwater Beach � and asked him to come to �learwater in the near future to discuss the matter. The City Manager said he nad received an appli�ation for water fox� a new subdivision outside the City limits just east of St�venson Creek off Betty Lane. After some discussion as to whether annexation should be required, the matter was deferred for �3iseussion at the next meeting. The (;ity A�torney presented a�,ropased itesolution requesting that the new high schocl located on Gulf-to Bay Boulevard be designated as either Cl.earwater Hi�h School or Clearwater Senior High School. Commissioncr Bates moved that the Resolution be adopted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. The Mayor reported that the County had agreed to pave Grand Avenue from Druid . Street to Drew Street and had requested a Resolution from the City showing the City�s willingness to caoperate in the project. The City Attorney said he would check with the County Commission as to just exactly what they want inGluded in the Re�olution. Commissioner Russell reported that in regard to the tax settlement for Mr. DieBrich Stemmerman for $1,og5.06 against L�t 55, Block A, Bassedena, and Mr. Benjamin Sutton for $747.94 a�ainst Lot 16, Property of A. J. Moore, the prope�ty owners were of the opinion that the origin�,l assessments ior paving Missour3 Avenue were higher than they should have been. The Tax Commi�tee requested the Cit,y Engirieer to check the costs of the job and he also agreed that they were high. TherefAre, the Tax Committee was recommending that the assessment again:t Mr. Stemmerman's propertiy be reduced to $805.27 and that the one against �Ir. Sutton's property be reduced to $5�+9.99. Commissioner Kennedy moved that the Committee�s recommendation be accepted and approved subjzet to payment within 30 days. Mation was seconded by Commission�r Bates and carried unanimously. Commissioner Russell reporting for the Tax Settlement Committee stated �hat the lien against Mrs, Mary S. Boar�dman's groperty dated April 19, 19��, appearea on the Court House records but did nnt appear on the records of the City due to not being transferred when the record sheets were changed. Mr. F. W. Siple's letter written :on benalf of Mrs. Boardman requested either abatement or writing off of the old lien in the amount of �1,060.56 on which �63E>.36 had been paid against the principal and �390.57 had �een paid in interest. The `�ax Settlement Committee recommende8 that this lien be settlea ior $350.00. Commic�sioner Kennedy mov�d that the Ta.�e Se�tlement Commi+tee's recommendation for a compromise settlement of $350.00 be accepted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously. The City Manager presented a Resolution requiring twelve property owners to clean th8ir lots of weeda and linderbrush. Commissioner Hates moved the Resolutian be adopted. Motion was secorzded by Commissioner RusseZl and carrisd una:aimously. The City Attc;rney reported that the Ball Park validation law suit will be ready to file on Tues�ay. The C3ty Manager reported that the final drawing� of the Ball Park had been received and the invitation to b3d would go out on Tuesday. The City A�torney �resented a proposed contract between the City and Chester E. McMullen, Jr, and Ruth McMullen concerning the developinent of a new ceme�ery for colored persons, to be located on the northeast corner of Rosery Road and Highland Avenue. Commissioner Kenne�y repor�ed 'that h� had looked over the site with Mr. McN2ullen and he approved the lo�ation; however, he thou�ht t�e entire twenty acres should be dedicatad instead of just ten acres so there would be room for expansioxz. He also suggest2d that a clause ba included in tha contract providing for proper maintenance. Commissioner Bates moved that subject to the amendments discussed in th:Ls contract, tha� the City enter into this agreement witY� Mr. MeMullen and that the proper officials be authorized to execute tr.e cantract. Motion was seconded by Commissian�r Rus3ell and carried unanimously, The Commission now adjourned as the City Commisaion and aeting as Trustees o� ��.he Pen�ion Fund, on a motion by Commissioner Bates which was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimausly, admitted Eugene D. Sheets, Jr., Floyd M. Murrell, Jack A. Marsh, Policemen, and John B. Love11, Laborer in the Gas and Water Department, into membership in the Pension Plan. There being no further businesa to come beiore the Comm3ssion, the meeting �ras adjourned at 6:20 P.M. A�test: , a y u o an er M�or- omm sa n r CITY COMMISSION MEETING M�3� 17 > >.954 Ma.yor�Commissi.oner Herbert M. Brown Commissioners: Jack Russell, W. E. Stran�, Jr. John W. Ba.tes, Guy L. Kennedy Gentlemen: may 1�+, 1g54 The City Commissic�n wi11 meet in Regular Session at the City Hall Auditorium on Manday, May 17, 1954, for the purpose of discussing the items listed on the attached agenda. Meeting time will be at 1:30 p,m. FCM:s Enc losu �n�� Very truly yow;�, /s/ F. C. Middleton City Man�,ger Agenda - City Gommissian Meeting of May 17, 1954 City Hall Auditorium 1:3o p.m, 1. InvocatiAn, Rev. D. P. MeGeachy, Peace �femorial Presbyterian Church. 2. Approving of the minutes of the Regular Meeting of May 3, 1954 and the Special Meeting of May 10, i954. 3- Openin� oi bids for: A, Electric Transforme�s for Electric Dept. B. Radio Equipment for Police Dept. • C. Power Lawn M�wer for Parks Dept. D. Garbage Truck & Body for Public Service Dept. E. Car of 2° Galv. T& C Pipe. F. Pavement in Pleasant St. G. Pavement in Alley between Court St. and Franklin St., 1g0 Peet west of East Az�e. �. Public FIearings on: A. Pavin�,oi' Alley be�ween Court and FrarLklin 3traets, 19t� feet west of Ea.st Ave . B. Continuation of Public Hearing (April 19th� with reference to rezoning of property west of Duncan Avenue b�tween Rainbow Drive and Gulf to Bay Boulevard. (Formerly A & W Glads). C. Request of Mr. W. E. C�vanagh for a fiftezn foot building setback line from Gardenia St. fnr Lot 12, Block 42, Mandalay. D. Request of' Nir. Guy �?arker for a Pifteen foot building setback line from Washington Ave, for Lots 4 and 5, Block A, Fairmont Subdivision, for an addition to an existing structure. E. Request oi W. A. Walker and Angelo Carapslli for the approval of Plat for Maranatha Subdivision. {Turner St. from Greenwood Ave, east to lyliissouri Ave.) 5. Commission's eonsideration of items from the City Attorney's Office: A. Assessment Resolution for. Sani�ary Sewer in Lantana Avenue, Iris St. to Verbena St. B. Report from Build�.ng eontractor�s Examining Board. C. Ordinance No. 656, Annexation of Druid Acres Subdivision. D. A�sessment Resolutian for Curbing Improvements on Jupiter A�e., Rainbow Drive to Drew Street. 6. Commission's consideration of: A. Installation of Storm Sewer line in alley north of Cleveland St., from Hillcrest AVe. to Evergreen P_ve. B. Letter from Federal Housing Administratior regarding Greenwood Project. 7. Utility Improvements. 8. Lot Mowing Applications. 9. Any other item not on the agenda will be considered with the consent of the Cormnission. Adjournment. Commission acting as Trustees f?or the Pension Plan. May 7, 195� T0: F. C. Middleton, City Manager FROM: 0. H. tlnderson, Sec'y. Zoning Board SUBJECT: REQUEST H. H. BASKIN Attached herewith is some additional informa.tion from the Zon3ng Board as requested in the minutes of the City Commi�sion I�Ieeti.ng dated April 19, 195�.. 1. The Board is of the opinion �hat A& W Glads diseontinued operation in this area on September l, 1953 tthis is from �he testimony given t� the Board by R. D. Warner, i'ormer Office Manag�r of the Conipany}, 2. Referring to the Zoning Ordinance paragraph on non-conforming use, it is the opinion of the Board that any use of the building in ques�ion should be of the same type of usage, or of a same restriction usage. 3• The Board does not feel that an unlimited usa$e should be permittsd in an R-4 Zone. �4. The attached plat shows the useage of the buildings: {Continue�) :• Sec. 1 - Carpenter Shop - 2 - Bulb Trying 3 - Office 4 - Garage 6 - Storage 7 - Paper Storage � �� CTTY COMMISSION MEETING ma.y i7, 1554 (Con.tinued ) x - 4 zorrE NQt u�ed ior appro.ximately 4 yrs. Storage of Hampers & Dead Storage Jan. 1g54 To �7uly 1953 Moved out March 23, 1954 Unusec3 for three years March 23, 1953 to May 1953 Shed and tools B ZONE Sect. �-A Garage Unused for three years " 5 Storage of hampers - emptied Oct - Nov. 1953 " 8 Co1d Storage - To Sept. 1953 ° � Packing House - Tc� May 1953 May 7, 195�+ To: Mr. F. C. Mid@leton, Gity �lanager From: 0. H. Anderson, Sec'y. Zoning Boar�1 Subjeet: Aequest of W. E, Cavanagh The Zoning Board mak�s the �ollowing .recommendation to the request of W. E. Cavanagh Lot 12, Block 42, Ma.ndalay Sub. Tt2at the request of W. 13. Gavanagh asking for a 15' - 0" building line setback on Gardenia Street in5tead oi the regular 25' - 0" be granted (under the hardship ruling). kttached herewith is a copy of Mr. Cavanagh's request together with a plot plan show�ing the existing setbacks on Gardenia Street and Lantana Avenue. April 5, 195�+ The City Commi�sion City Fiall Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: I woula like to request the City Commiss.ion sitting as a board of A3justment and Appeal under the authosity of the City ?t.zing Ord3nance for the following change and for a petition of exception under the hardship provisions of the zoning ordinance. l. That Willia.sn E. Cavariagh, owner of lot #12 Block 42, Mandalay subdivision be allowed a 15 foot buiiding setback from Gardenia Street. From the enclosed chart of this corner it can be readily seen that the two existin$ hames at "A" &"B" are already built wi'th a 15 foot set-back. Lot "C" was granted tnis same setLback by t�e Commission on January 18th, �954. This leaves my lot as the only one on this corner not as yet granted a 15 foot set-back. This lot is a 60 foot lot and a set-back of 25 feet plus 5 feet on the property line accordi�zg to the or@inanc� in force would ruin this lot a.s no satisfactory home can bz built on 30 front feet and if one was built t� conform to the present ordinance it would detract from all property �n the immediate area. Due to the distance and time envolved, it is requested that I be given permission to absent myself from the hearin� on this matter, as I have just returned from Clearwater. However, if for some reason the Commission wishes me to be represented at the hearing, I would be glad to cooperate. It is my intention to star�t building as soon as this request is granted. My sincer� appreciation for your cooperaicion. Very truly y�urs, /s/ W. E. C�.vanagh May 7, 195�+ To: Mr. F. C. 2Qiddleton, City Mana.ger _ From; 0. H. Anderson, Sec'y. Zoning Board Subject: REQUEST OF GUY PARKER The Zoning Board ma.kes the following recommen�iation to the request of Guy Parker Lo.+,s 4& 5, Block A, Fairmcnt Sub. (Cantinued) �= �z CITY CO.B7MISSION MEETING May 17, 195�+ (Continued) That the request of Guy Parker, asking for a 15' - 0" building line setback instead of �;he regular 25' -- 0" on Washington Avenue (under th� hardship ruling) be denied. The Board feels that the granting of this request adversely effeets the adjoining property owners. Attached herewith is a copy of i�tr. Parker's request, together with a plot plan showing present set backs of buildings on adjoining property also a plan shovring adaition to present building. Zoning Board of Clearwater Clearwater, �'lorida Gentlemen: Ma��ch 24, 1954 We want to apply for extension to our p��esent Sun room-This room now measures I6 feet long by 7 feet wide-we want to makE it g f'eet wider. Havin� no bed room down st�.irs this has worked a hardship on u�, as several times we have been forced to use this as a bed room during illness. Has been our intentions for years to ex�end this-each time in a position to do so some thing caould prevent such as-War and no matel�ial-my fall from the Ya�ht Basin Apartments and having 'co use as a bed room for a length of time-then my wj_fes illness-Now seems things have worked out for us and find the City has extended the line from 20 to 25 feet- We measure 40 fset b" from the curb to outside oP room-We have contacted most of �� neighbors on the street and all have said would sign that was agreeable to them. If you men can see fit to grant this to us will certianly deem it a great favor- Zoning Board cif Clearwater Yoars very truly /s/ Guy Parker (1117 Fairmont St.) MaY-13-2954. It is aggreeab3e with the undersigned for Mr & Mrs. Guy Parker to extend their porch the requested five �5) feet Property located South Corner of Fairmont & 4dash� ngton . � Signed by iwelve property owners RESOLUTION Wi�REAS, after Publiv Hearing on February 3:5, A. D. 195�+, the City ComJni.ssion of the City of Clearwater: Florida, de�ermined that certain work and improvements hereinaPter described should be done and made, and WHEREAS, pursuant thereto said improvements have been made as follows: Construct an 8-inch sanitary sewer and appurtenances in Lantan3 Avenue from Iris Street to '�IeTbena Street. WFiEREAS, under the provisions of Section 123 and other gertiner,r provisions af the City Charter, after said improvements shall have been completed, the City Commission shall assess the cost thereof against the proper�ties abutting said improvements so made, and WHEREAS, certain parcels of real estate abutting said improvements have been benefited by said improvements and the pro-rata c�st thereof shall be assessed against said parcels. NOW, THER��'ORE, B� IT RESOLVED by the City Conuni.ssion of the City af Clearwatex, Florida, in session duly and regularly assembled as follows: 1. That the above described improvements in Lantana Avenue from Iris Street to Verbena Street be and the same are hereby accepted and approc�ed as having been completed. 2. �.'hat �he followin� described properties abutting said sani�ary sewer improvements are hereby deemed to have been benefited by said improvements in the following proportions of the cos� thereof and the same are hereby assessed in accordance with the fol�,owing schedule. CITY COMMTSSION MEETING �Y �7, 195�+ (Continued) ASSESSMENT Total Cost - $3 987•�7 Cost per Front Foot: �2.41- Total �'ront Footage: 1,654.64 Owner Pro ert F'ront Ft. Amount � �� SUBD. Block 23 Mar aret M. Johnson Lo 59.66 $143.76 5�01 S.W. 58th Terrace Coral Gabres, Fla. oscar C. Amos �t 9 40 Dolphin Drive Treasure Island St. Petersburg, Fla. W. R. Harbour Lot 10 815 Sruce Street Clearwater, Fla. W. R. FIarbour Lot 11 Mrs. Nel1 V. Sloan Lot 12 Rt. Z, Box 218 Tampa, Fla. Bloek 24 Horace W�stwood TJo 11 P. o. E�ox 873 Dlearwater, Fla. Edward Dean Kibbon Lot 12 770 Lantana Avenue Clearwater, Fla. Lois Sutton Lot 13 Palm Harbor, Fla. Helen Munro Robinson Lot 14 905 Shadowlawn Tampa, Fla. T. R. Robinson Lot 15 g05 Shadowlawn Tampa, Fla. Cornelius C. Shepard Lot 16 752 Lantana Avenue Clearwater, Florida Lottie Livingston Lot 17 611 Prospect Avenue Clearwater, �lorida Julio J. & Helen Guerra Lot 18 714 South Fort Harrison Clearwater, Fla. Charles W. Bergner Lot 19 740 Lantana Avenue Clearwater, Fla. Mrs. Fdna Matthews Lot 20 738 Lantana Avenue Glearwater, F'la, - Block 28 Isadore Zet�in 2W�o�Lo� 2 1520 I.,aur�. Street Clearwatex�, Fla. Ma.y Douglas Lot 3 7�+7 �ntana Avenue Clearwate_r, Fla. Eli�abeth D. Royster Lot 4 and 7;51 Lantana Avsnue S2 of Lot 5 �learwater, Fla. Ha.�old McD. Bra�m NZ of Lot 5 759 �ntana Avenue Clearwater, Fla. Harold MeD. Brown Lot 6 Albert V. Wallace Lat 7 761 Lantana Avenue Clearwater, Fla. Chrisios Georgas Lot 8 1091 Second Ave. E. Owen Sound Ontario, Canada Christos Georgas Lot 9 less N� C. ?Jesley Marriott NZ of Lot 9& 74�+ Bay Esplanatle LAt 10 Clearwater, Florida �lock 29 John F. Murphy Lo 2 8C�5 La.ntana Avenue Clearwater, Fla, CZifford A. MeKa.y Lot 3 815 Lantana Avenue Cl�arcrrat�r, �lorida Cliffarci A, N1eKay Lot 4 Robest E. Moore Lot 5 55 Verbena Street Clearwater, Florida TOTAIS 59.66 143.76 59.66 143.76 59. 66 1�+3 .76 59 1�+2.17 59 142017 59 142.i7 59 142.17 59 142.17 59 142.17 59 142.17 59 �42.17 59 ��+� .17 59 142.17 59 1�2.17 59 1�+2 .17 59 i42.17 88.5 213.25 29.5 71.08 59 142.17 59 142.17 5g 142.17 2g.5 71..08 88.5 27.3.25 59 142.17 59 142.17 59 142.�7 59 1.�2.17 1,654.64 $3,987.1U (Continued) CITY COMMISSION NfEETING �Y 17, 1954 {Continu2d) 3. That if said assessments hsrein made are not paid within thirty (30) days from the date hereof, the City Treasurer is hereby direoted to issue and sell certificates of ind�btedness under Section 124 of the City Charter, which cer�ificates shall bear interest at the rate of 8� per annum against the fore�oing properties for the asaessments herein made immediately upon the expiration of the i'oregoing th3rty-day period. PA�SED AND ADOPTED this 17th day of May, A. D, 1954. /s/ Herbert M. Brown Mayor-Commissioner Attest: �s� H. G. Wingo City Auditor and Clerk RESOLUTION WF�REAS, after Publie Hearing on Nov�mber 3 A. D. 1952, the City Commisaion of the City of Clearcyater, Florida, determined that certain work and improvemQnts hereinafter described should be done and made, and Wi�REAS, pursuant thereto said improvements hazre been made as follows: Construct a concrete curb on the east and west side of Jupiter Avenue from the existing roadway on Rainbow Drive to the existing roadway� on Cleveland Street and construct a concrete curb on the east and west side of Jupiter Avenue from the existing roadway on Cleveland Street to the existing readway on Drew Street and modify the exi�ting pavement in Jupiter Street fror� Ra.inboN Drive to Drew Street to provide adequate dx�ainage . WHEREAS, under the provisions of Section 123 and other pertinent provisions of the City Charter, after said improvem�nts shall have been completed, the City Cammission shall assess the cost thereof against the properties facing and abutting said improvemsnts so made, and WHEREAS, cer�ai.n parcels of real estate facing and abu�ting said improvements have been benefiteci by said improvements and the pro-rata cost thereof shall be assessad against said parcels. NOtd, THF.REFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by �he City Comm3.ssion of tne City of Clearwater, Florida, in session duly and regularly assembled as follows: l. That the abnvs described improvements on �upiter Avenu� from Rainbow Drive to Drew Stree� be and the same are hereby acce�ted and approved as having been completed. 2, That the following descr.ibed properties faeing and abut�ting said cu�Tbing and widening i�nprovements are hereay deemed to have beeri benefited by said 3anprovements in the folloiving proportions of th� cost thereof and the sa.me axe hereby assessed in accordance writh the following schedule. :�SSESSMENT Curbing and Widening Jupiter AVenue from Cost per front fbot �2.�0'� Cleveland St. to Rainbow Ilrive Total �ost $4636.88 Curbing and Widening Jupiter Avenue f'rom (;ost per front foot �1.24 �' Drew Street to Cleveland �treet Total Cost 2023.66 TOTAL COST OF PAOJECT p.5 OIr7NER PROPERTY Front Ft. Amount Skycres� Unit 1 Block A J. S. Crawford o 1 86.1�F $198.27 121 So. Lexington Ave. Pittsburgh 8, Penna. E. A, Shaw 6 So . J'upiter C1ea .rwr�.ter, Fla. �� Fred G. Johns 14 So. Jupiter Clearwater, Fla. Davicl R. Kennedy 18 So. Jupiter Clearwater, Fla. Byron J. Musser 100 So. Jupiter Glearwater, Fla. D. R. Stroup 104 So. Jupiter Clearwater, Fla. u 'Lnt 2 Lot 3 Lot 4 Lot 5 Lot 6 Lot 7 70.0 16,1.12 7�J . 0 161.12 70.0 161.12 70.0 161.12 70,0 161.12 70.0 161.12 (Continued) � Mary T. Coleman 11Q So. Jupiter Clearwater, F1a. Ma.nley E. Kennemore 200 So. Jupiter Clearwater, Fla. n u T. F. Haydon 208 So. Jupiter Clearwater, Fla. G. A. Andreson 212 So. J�xpiter Clearwater, Fla. S. T. Palmer 1175 Jackson Blvd. Clearwater, Florida Mary A. Waugh 1 So, Jupiter Clearwater, Fla. M'. M. Redenbaugh 9 South Jupi �er Clearcvater•, F1a. Jos. J. LeClaire 15 South Jupiter Clearwater= Fla. Wm. H, Matthews 17 So. Jupiter Clearwater, Fla. Frank W. Hudsan 101 So. Jupiter �'iearw�.ter, Fla. Hugh H. Zyle 105 So. Jupiter Clearwater, Fla. H. E. Phelps 109 So. Jupiter Clearwater, Fla. Malcolm Mackenzie 115 So. Jupiter Clearwater, Fla. A. H. Riley 201 So. Jupiter Clear�vatier, Fla. C. L. Crooks 1650 ➢artmouth Avenue Clearwater, Fla. ie n J. E. Robinson 215 So. Jupiter Cleax�water, Fla. Robert J. Mag@;art 219 So. Jupiter Clearwat�r, Fla. Herbert Otis 1705 Drew Street Clearwater, Fla. Alvin E. B;�rne 112 No. Jupiter Clearwater, Fla. Benjamin W. Teale P. 0. Box Nliddlefield, Mass. P.lfonso J. Caputo Kenneth W. Dill $l0 Warrington Place Dayton 9, Ohio Jos. Parrina 20 No. Jupiter Ave. Clearwater, Fla. James E. Clark 16 No. Jupiter Ave. Gleax�water, Fla. Carl G. Gr�nquist 10 No. Jupiter Clearwaf:er, F1a. George Ma.rohn' �+ Nc. Jupiter tive, City Hobari; C. Beach CITY COMMISSION ;�IE�TING �a.y 17, i954 (Continued) Lot 8 and N2 of Lot 9 105,0 S2 of Lot 9 and J�ot ].0 105.0 Lot 11 Lot 12 Lot 13 Lot 14 70.0 70.0 70.0 86.1.4 Block B Lo� 1-and N2 of Lot 2 111.14 S2 of Lot 2 and Lot 3 105.0 Lot 4 Lot 5 Lot 6 Lot 7 Lot 8 r.,ot g Lot 10 Lot il Lot 12 I�ot 13 Lot 14 Block C �� Lot 3 Lot 5 T�ot 4 Lot 6 Lot 7 z�o� s Lot 9 70.0 70.0 70.0 70.0 70.0 70.0 70.0 70.. 0 70.0 70.0 86>14 150.0 76•95 70.0 70.0 7�.0 70.0 70.0 70.0 241.67 241.b7 161.12 161. .12 161. .1 � 1.g8. �6 255•79 241.E7 161. 7.2 161.12 161.12 161.12 i6i.12 161.12 161.12 161.12 161.12 161..1� �g8.27 186.28 95 • 56. 86.93 86,93 86.93 86.93 86.93 86.93 Lot io 70.0 86.93 Begin at N. line of Cleveland St, a point 135' E•, 835.6� S. of �he 5. line of Drew St., run E. �34.91� N. parallel to E. ].ine of Duncan Ave. 102.8'; th. W. parallel to Cleveland St. 134.9'; th. S. parallel to Duncan Ave. 102.8� to POB (i4-zgs-15E) (Continued) � �� CITY CONIIylISSION MEE'I'ING May 17, 1g�4 (Continued) Blo�lc D A. G. Milan �� 150.0 185.28 5111 P1a�nsfield Ave. Ba].to, Md. John R. Cerepak Lot 3 76.95 95.56 115 Na. Jupiter Ave., City K. W..Smith Lot 4 70.0 86,93 lIl No. Jupiter Ave., City Louden Mowery Lot 5 70.0 86.g3 107 No. Jupiter Ave., City W. B. Ste�ens Lot 6 70.0 86.93 16�.5 Turner Street, City Jos. Parrino Lot 7 70.� 85.�3 20 �Io . Jupiter Ave . , City R. ?, Allen Lot 8 7p.0 86.93 �5 1=to. Jupiter Ave., City Hans G. Hlocklin Lot 9 70.0 86,93 11 Nn. Jupitex Ave., City B. F. Lohmar Lot 10 70.0 86,93 810 Lotus Path, City Ea,rl W. Hemminger Lot 11 92•$ 115.27 Montgomery Rd. E1licott City, Md. 3. That if said assessments herein made are not paid vrithin thirty (30) days from the elate hereof, the City Treasurer is hereby directed to issue and se11 cer�tificates of indebtedness under Sect�,on 124 of the City Charter, whieh certificates shall bear interest at the rate oi 8� per ani�um against the foregoing properties for the assessments herein made immed3ately upon the expiration of the foregoing thirty-day period. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 17th day of May, A.D. 195�. /s� Herbert M. Brown Attest: Mayor-�ommissioner /s% H. G. Wingo L�iiy Au i or an Cler �+20 W. Ia.fayette St. Tampa, Florida �y �+� 195�+ P.M. Case No. 067-�2009 Mr. �. C, Middleton City Manager P. 0. Box i348 Clearwater, Florida Re: Greenwood Px�oject Repaving of Project Streets Dear Mr. T�.iddleton: Reference is ma.de to pas�agraph 3 of your letter of April 2g, 1954 in which you requested a letter statin� that the Federal Housing Administration would assume the cost of paving the streets and alleys of the ca�tioned project. 41e are er�closing a carbon copy of �. letter dated April 13, 1954 from Nfr. Lemuel Showell, Director, Property Management, which clearly indicates the intention of the Federal Housing Administration to einter into a aontract with the City o� Clearwater and the manner by tvhich we understand it wiil be accomplished. Your attenicion is particu'larly directed to the la�t sentence of paragraph 2 of Mr. 5howe1l's letter which states: "We will then draw up an agreement betiween the Gonunissioner and the City of Clearwater providing for payment of the work by the Federal Housing Administration u�on satisfactory completion and approval by the City." In view of tlze fact that the ul�i.r►ate aim is dedication of �he streets and alleys of the (�reenw�od project to the Ci.ty of Clearwater, our Washing�ton office and thls office agree, and your �gineer Mr. �ickton concurs that the most satisfactory method of handling the proposed paving will be through City approvzd cont�actors undsr C�ty bidding and supervision, as was the recently completed sewer work, You are therefore authorized to start the preliminary work of plans a�d specifica� tions with estima:ts of cost. If your City charter will permit inclusion oi the pa�ing of the parking areas 3t will be appreciated if you will do so, other�wise ��re will arrange for a separate eontract on this work. It w311 be appreciated if you will have h1r. Lickton submit the drawings, specifications and cost estimate to this office in triplicate so that we may send two copies to Washington for apnroval. Thereafter the grocedure would follow that of the sewer contract. (Continued) � CITX COm�IIS5I0N MEETTNG may 17, 1g54 (Continued} It is our undez�standing that you would like ta camplete the paving before the heavy rains. Xou may rest assured that we will do everything we can �c expedite our part of the contract. Very truly yours, /s/ Hardy A. SulZivan Director Enclosure (F'.Ii.A., Tampa) RESOI,UTION WHEREAS, the Pinellas County Hoar3 of Public Ins�truotion has caused a new Hi�h Sahool to be conat�ucted on Grand Avenue between Guli to Bay Boulevard and Druid Road in Clearwater, Pinellas County, �'loxida, and WHERERS, upon the cammencement oi use of said high S�hOp1� the present Clearwatez� Junior and Senior High Seho�l on Greenvrood Avenue in said City will na longer be used for a hi�h school, but will be used for a Junior High School, and WHEREAS, the newly constructed H?:�h School wi11 be the only Senior High School within the City of Clea.rwater, and will predominaz�tly serve the areas embraced by �he City aY' Clearwater and its suburlaan environs, and Wh'EREAS, the Football Stadi�un adjacent to the newly constructed Higi� School, which 5tadium for�s a part of the fac�,lities of the nev�rly constructed Hi�rh School, was promulgated, financed and carr;�wd through to completion mainly by the efforts of residents of the i,ity of Clearwater, and WHEt?EAS, it is to the bes� interest of the �ublic and to the best interest of appropriate and easy identifica��.on that the newly constructed High School be formal].y nam�d and designazed as "Cleaxwater H3.gh School," or as "Clearc�ater S�nior F�igh ScY. aol . " NGW, TFiEREFORE, �E IT RESOLVED by the City Commiasion of the Qity o� Clearwater, Florida, in session duiy and segularly assembled as follows: That the Board oF Public Instruction of P3:ne7.las County, Flo�ida, be �.nd it is h�reby requested and petitioned to formally name and desi�nate the newly constructed High Schoo� Situated in the City of Clearwater, Pinellas County, Florida, on Grand Avenue and Gulf to Bay �oulevard as "Clearwater High School," or as "Clearwater Senior High Sehool." P�SSED AND ADOPTED this 17th day of May, A. D. i95�• /s/ Herber� M. Brown Mayor-Comznissioner AtteSt: /s/ x. G. w�� City Auditor and Clerk RESOLUTION WI�REAS: it has b�en determined by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, F7.orida, that the property deseribed bel.ow should be�cl�aned of weeds, grass andfor underbrush, and that after ten (10) days notice and f'ailure of the otiv�ner thereai �c do so, the Gity should c12an such property and char�e the casts thereaf a�ainst the respective property. �70W THEREFURE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City oi Cr7,earwater, Florida, that the iollowing described pro�erty, situate in said City', shall be cJ.eaned of weeds, grass anfl/or underbrush withi.n ten (1Q) daya after notice in vrrit�.ng to the owners thereof to do so and that upon f'ailure to comply with said notice, the City shall perforn sueh cleaning and charge the costs thereoi againat the respe�tive properties in accordance with Section 128 of �he Charter of the City of Clearwater, as amended. NAME Joseph Austin Fleetwood Apts. Clearwater, Fla. Trace Delamater 1006 S� Greenwood C12arwater, Fla. Sara£em Dervech 30 Idlewlld Clearwater, Fla. Henry AYzrens 531 tro', Saratoga Ferr�dale, Mich. Wm. MeCleary Harper 512 Franklln Clearwater, Fla. DESCRIPTION Lot 15, Block C B�u].evard Pines Lot i6, Block C Saulevard P3nea Lota 1,2,3,4,5, and 6 Block 2 Knollwood Replat zot ].11 Grandvie;v Terxace Lot ll, Block E, Uni.t 4, Skycrest COST 4.00 �F . 00 18.00 5,00 5.00 NAME Fred Wesemeyer 316 Haven Clearwater, Fla. Otis O�Neill 228 N. Ft. Harris�n Clearvrater, Fla. Albert Meyer Rt. 1, Box 65 Clearwater, Fla. S. W. Adolfsen Box 141 Pinellas Park, Fla. Haxold Lynch 536 Roanoke Aunedin� Fla. A. Alice Shattuck 23� N. GrovE Cir. Dunedin, Fla. Harold Diver 012 N. Foun�ain I�ve. Spr3n�field 25, Qhio Christian D. Kohn 6th st. Milford, Penna, Humbert Ghiron Box 106 Indian Rocics, F'la, Wm, Moore 8c A. Hungerfqrd I189 N.E. �leveland Clearwater, Fla. French B3cksler 1464 Druid Clearwaber, �'la. H. J. Rei$hner 1.04 Fellow Ct. Apt. 7 Elmhurst, I11. Leona McManus 700 Skyview Clearwater, Fla. Frederick Sonneborn �30 Mandalay Clsarwater, Fla. Fhil Skandaliaris 12g Spruce Tarpon Springs, Fla. Muriel Rivers 100g Nakomis C�earwater, Fla. B . �' . Zohmar 810 Lotus Pa�h ClearHrater, �'la. A. Padron :3086 N.W. 3oth st. Miami, Fla. of S 330� of the SW4 of �he i�TEu -(13-2g-15J PASSED AND AI?OYTED HX THE City Gommiseion of the City of Clearwater, Florida, this 17th day of May, A. D. 195�+. CZTY COMMISSION MEETZNG May 17, �-95�+ (Continued) DESCRIPTI01�! Lot 13y BlO�k B� and Block C Unit 5, Skycrest Lots g,1o,11,7.2 Block S Bay Terrace Add. Lot 13, Block S Bay fierrace Add. Lot l�F, Block S Bay Terrace Add. I,at 15, B3ock S Bay Terrace Add. Loba 16 and 17 Block S Bay Terrace Add. I,ot 20, Block C �'alrmont Lots 21 and 22 Bloek C Fairmont Lot 23, Block C Fairmont Lot 1J., Unit 2 Palm Terrace Lo�s 22 and 2# Uni.t 2, Palm Terrace Lot 23, Unit 2 Palm Terrac,e Lots 25 and 26 Unit 2, Palm Terrace Lot 27 Unit 2, Palm Terrace Lot 12, Block B, Unit 6, Skycre:�t Lo� 107 and. 25' of 109 Harbor Oaks Lot 9, Block 20 Marymont COST 10.00 12.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 6.00 3.00 6.00 3.00 5.00 6.00 3.00 6.00 3.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 S 150' of the W 110' of 10.00 E 220' oi the W 250' of N 280� ATT�ST: js/ x. G. w�ngo Gity Audit�r and Clerk Honorable City Commissioners CJ.earwater, Florida Gentlemen: /sl Herbert M. Brown Mayor-Commissionsr May 5, Z95�+ _A_s Trustees of' the City of �learwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that E�ene D. Sheets Jr, an officer in the Police D�partmen�, has been duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a"zirat class" risk. The above employee began his s�rvice w3th the City on Sept. 28, 7.953. He is under 45 years of age and meets �he requirements of our Civil Service, It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be acc�pted inta memberahip. -Very truly yours, Adv3,sory Committee Uf the Emplc�yees' Pension Fund. /s/ Paul Kane, Chairman js% Dick Nelson /sl Hel�n �'eters � . s CITX COMMZSSI02� MEETiNG May 17, 1954 Honorabl� City Commissioners Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: � �� May 5, 195� As Trustees oF the City of Clearwater �m�loyEes' Pension Fund, you are hexeby notified that Floyd M. Murrell, an'officer in �he Police Dept, has been duly examined b� a local physician and designated by hini as a"fira� clase" risk. The above employee began hia service with the City on Sept. 4, 1953• H� is under 45 years of age and meets the requirements of our Civil Service. Tt in herehy recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership. Very truly youra, Advisory Committee of the Employeea' Pension Fund fsf Paul Kane, Chairman �s/ Dick Nelson /s/ Helen Pe�ers Mas� 5, i954 Honorable City Commissionera Clearwater, F'lorida Gentlemen: As Trustees of the City af Clearwater Em�ioyees' Pension Fund, you are hereby n.otified that Jack A. Marsh, an offic�r in the Police Departmen�, has been duly examinzd by a local physician and designated by him as a"first clasa" risk, Tk1� above employee began his service with the City* on Oct, 31, i953. He ia under 45 year.s of age and meets the requiremen�Ga of our Civil. Service. Zt is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committae that he be accepted into membership. Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of the Cmployees' Pensioiz Fund /sr Paul Kane, Cha3rman lsl Diek Nelson fs% Helen Peters April 26, 1954 Honarable Gity Commissioners Clearwater, �'lorida Gentlemen: As Trusteea of the City of Glearwater Emgloyees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that �7ohn B. Lovell, a laborer, in Gas & Water department, has bean dulg examined by a local. physician and designated by him as a"first class" risk. The above employee began his service with the City on Oct. 15, 1953. He is under 45 yea�s of age and meets the requirements of our Civil Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted inCo membership. Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of the Employees' Pension Fund. /s/ Pau1 Ka.ne, Chairman fsf Dick Nelson fs/ Helen Peters ,