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06/21/1954 ';1' ....,...:... ,.,' " "..' , ":.., ,..' .. '." ',~" . ,....." I .... ,/ .....Jc..,...-, CITY COMMISSION MEETING June 21, 1954 '. .,:\.::...~:~~' ;"i . i\' '., The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at City Hall, MOnday, 3Une 21, 1954, at 1:30 p.m. with thc following members present: ';~~ "'~~'\'" J ;1 '~,j ~ Herbert M. Brovm John W. Bates Guy L. Kennedy Jack Russell W. E. strang, Jr. Mayor-Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner \ . Also prescnt were: F. C. Middleton Chas. M. Phillips, G. T. McClamma S. Ltckton City Manager Jr.City Attorne~r Chief of Police City Engineer .'~. . ~ r.....O>. . ~ .. I 1 The Mayor called the meeting to order, The invocation was given by Reverend Robert Coleman, of the First Christian Church, Clearwater. Commissioner ,strang moved that the minutes of the regular meeting of June 7th and the special meetings of June 8th and June 14th be approved in accordance with the copies furnished each member in writing. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. The City Manager reported that five bids had been received for the construction of the lift station and sanitary sewer for South Gulfview Boulevard, Coronado Drive and Hamden Drive. The bids were opened and read as follows: Stansfield Construction Co., Tampa $46,977.00 D. W. Browning Co., Tampa 48,640.00 E. H. Holcomb, Jr., Clearwater 50,805.00 Laurance & Rutledge, Largo 44,938.20 W. D. Owens Constr. Co., Clearwater 46,390.00 The City Manager recommended accepting the low bid of $44,938.20 from Laurance & Rutledge of Largo. Commissioner Strang moved that the Manager's recommendation be accepted and that Laurance & Rutledge, the low bidder, be awarded the contract for the sanitary sewer and lift station on the south end of Clearwater Beach in the amount of $44,938.20. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The Mayor announced the next item would be the awarding of the bid for the new Baseball Stadium but explained that the contract would have to be awarded subject to the validation and the sale of the revenue certificates. Commissioner Bates moved that the contract be awarded to the Clearwater Construction Company on the basis of the base bid, this being the best bid, with the understanding that before the work is started that the problem of the various alternates will be cleared up, and the awarding of the bid to be subject to the validation of the revenue certificates by the Circuit and Supreme Courts and to the sale of the certificates. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. Mr. J. S. Stephens whose base bid was $1.00 lower than that of the Clearwater Construction Company protested the awarding of the bid, stating that he was the low bidder if the bid was awarded on the basis of the base bid and he felt that his firm was entitled to be awarded the bid or be compensated for the expense they had incurred in preparing estimates. The Mayor told Mr. Stephens that the matter was perplexing but that the Commission~ had made an honest endeavor to to decide fairly and act in the best interest of the City in awarding the bid. Commissioner Bates explained to Mr. Stephens that the City had a choice of several alternate bids ~~which could make the Clearwater Construction Company bid the low bid. Upon being asked for his opinion as to whether the Commission had to accept the lowest bid, the City Attorney stated that a former City Commission of Clearwater had litigated this question and the case went to the Supreme Court for a decision whieh was that the City was not required to accept the lowest bid for work but is required to act reasonably. The Mayor announced the continuation of the Public Hearing originally held April 19th on the request of Mr. James Andrews to have Lot 6, Block A, Boulevard Pines, changed from R-l to R-2 zoning. The Mayor stated that the recommendation of the Zoning Board had been that the request be denied as no hardship existed. Mr. Maurice Thayer, a resident of the area, addressed the Commission stating that he personally had no objection and that some of those objecting previously were under the impression that R-2 meant Business zoning. Tlle Mayor read a Resolution from the Crest Lake Association favoring the rezoning of the lot to R-2 if the owner would erect a well-built two-family residence on the lot. The Mayor also reported that there was on record a letter from Mrs. W.G. Booth and a letter from Miss Mathilde Weber l'lithdrawing their objections made at the previous meeting. The Mayor inquired if there were persons in the audience wishing to object~ the change of zoning and there was none. Having heard no valid objections at this Public Hearing, Commissioner , . , ~ . , , :.:>" ;" I ., " ; I , I I I I I k , ..J.- \;~1J}'~~fi\'~~'~~~<<~1~~~TS~;W.G~00;B~~~~~~7!!:~~;;,~,~;,'. - -- ~--...... : ..;:::.;. '~ . >:~. ,:, : :~.:,-~~. .. : _~~ ." .:. '",,, '~.,"' ....',. i . '.'. .. .~ ~.:,~~;;..:~~'.~~.,;'~: ,- .: , ,. .:. 'i .~'... . c.._....;.....'..'....';, -2- CITY COMMISSION MEETING June 21, 1954 .:-I", ~? ~ <..::l~ '., ~ . ~ 'j 1 ~ ~~ ''''~:'':'r\'':) ~; ~"'~"~l'l'...i ,\ .f ,; " b_ "r... ~ 'l"eJ Russell moved that the request of James Andrews to have Lot 6, Block A, Boulevard Pines Subdivision, zoned R-2 subject ~o a well-built duplex being built on this lot within a reasonable length of time. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. The Mayor announced the Public Hear~ng on the appeal of the Florida Power Corporation from the action of the City Building Inspector denying an application for a building permit for the construction of an electric substation on Lota 19 and 20, Block 84, Mandalay Unit 5. Mr. E. B. Casler, Jr., attorney, for the Florida Power Corporation stated that although the Power Corporation had the power of eminent domain, it had asked for this Public Hearing in order to give its plans full publicity and to assure those persons owning property in the vicinity that the proposed substation would not bd an eyesore or in any way objectionable. Mr. Casler stated that the Power Corporation was compelled to give electric service where such service is needed and in order to give this service it is necessary to have a substation on Clearwater Beach. The City Attorney agreed with Mr. Casler's statement that the Florida Power Corporation as a public utility had the power of eminent domain and could condemn the property to be used for its facilities. Mr. Edward Mizner, Jr., Mrs. F. A. Reitz, Mrs. W. D. Tompson, Mr. H. E. Meister, Mr. J. G. Llewellyn, Mr. Sam Roberts, President of the Clearwater Resort Association, addressed the Commission opposing this location. Mr. Meister, one of the interested property owners, inquired if an effort had been made to secure anoyher location, and was informed by Commissioner Strang that the Commission haqchecked with representatives or the Florida Power Corporation and found that the suggested location in the Water Tank Park was objected to by the Florida Power on the grounds that the water tank created too great a hazard and the proRsed location on a portion of the land under lease to the Clearwater Yacht Club was too small. Mr. Charles Kerekes informed the Commission that he knew of four other sites zoned for business within 1,000 reet of the location under discussion. Commissioner Russell moved that this hearing on this appeal be continued at next Monday'S meeting and in the meantime request a Florida Power representative to contact Mr. Kerekes and look at these four locations he claims that he can get and then bring XRRm back to next MondaYls mmeeting their findings and at that time the Commission can make a decision. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. A Public Hearing was announced on the request of Mr. F. J. Reitz for a ten foot setback from Hillcrest on Lot 14 and the west half of Lot 15, Block K, Boulevard Heights. The City Attorney read the request from Mr. Reitz and also the Zoning Board's recommendation which was that the request be granted. The Mayor inquired if there were any objections from anyone in the audience and there were none. Having held this Public Hearing on the request or Mr. Fred J. Reitz for a ten foot building setback line from South Hillcrest Avenue for Lots 14 and the west half of Lot 15, Block K, Boulevard Heights Subdivision, ror an addition to an existing structure and having heard no valid objection, Commissioner Strang moved that in accordance with the Zoning Board's recommendation that it be approved. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimouslu.. The Mayor announced a Public Hearing on the request of Mr. C. J. Tierenbruch for a fifteen foot setback from Mango street for Lot 16, Block 10, Mandalay Subdivision. The City Attorney read the request from Mr. Tiefenbruch and the Zoning Board's recommendation which was that the request be granted. The Mayor inquired if there were any objections f~om anyone in the audience and there were none. Having heard this Public Hear~ng and having heard no valid objection, Commissioner Bates moved that the request of Mr. C. J. Tiefenbruch for a fifteen foot building setback from Mango Street for Lot 16, Block 10, Mandalay Subdivision, be granted as recommended by the Zoning Board. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. Regarding the Public Hearing on the request rrom Mr. R. W. Baker for a twoftoot building setback from Eldorado for Lot 7, Block 69, Mandalay Subdivision, the City Attorney read the request from Mr. Baker and the recommendation from the Zoning Board which was that the request be approved. The Mayor inquired if there were any objections from anyone in the audience and there were none. Having held this Public Hear~ng and having heard no valid objections, Commissioner Bates moved that the request of Mr. R. W. Baker for a two foot building setback line from Eldorado Avenue for Lot 7, Block 69, Mandalay Subdivision, for an addition to an existing structure be granted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. The City Attorney presented Ordinance 657 concerning the annexation of Skycrest Unit 9 for its second reading. Commissioner Russell moved that by unanimous con- sent of the City Commission that Ordinance 657 be considered on its second read~ng by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read Ordinance 657 by title only. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 657 be passed on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. Mr. E. M. Sanford, a real estate broker, addressed the Commission informing them that he was in favor of annex~ng Unit 9 to the City but he had sold several of the lots facing Hercules Street with the understanding that the new owners could build duplexes on them in accordance with the deed restrictions, and that since then he had been informed that the proposed zoning. for Unit 9 included R-1 zoning for the lots in question. He said he had immediately written to the new owners of these properties informing them of the proposed zoning but as yet he :, -2 - ,:gI~ ,~~!)~1i\~ t'~ .,,,' ",' r'~?~~f(tl~f~t~~~, , ..' ':.:,r', '., '. '/ ; .....t t '.. t< ..' I. . >','it~, · I: '. ,..." ""'~'A . . : '\f'~J~~i~0fr;;:~,:~~~,"", . ..:",~:..u~..:"':":'\;j:;'W.j:~.~\:; ,'. ' -3- CITY COMMISSION MEETING -June 21, 1954 ~r- ~3 . , ,..,~ .', ."',,' ",} :., " . :;~'."'\::~::~. .~,..;/'~ . ., had not rec~ved an answer from any or them. He a150 reported that he had bowght one of the lots facing on Hercules with the intention of building a duplex in the near ruture. The City Attorney pointed our6ther areas in the City where the deed restrictions do not agree with the actual zoning. Mr. Krentzman, attorney for Mrs. Doris Alvord, who at the last meeting had requested that these lots facing Hercules be zoned R-2 instead of R-l, reported that Mrs. Alvord had withdrawn her request before the matter was considered by the Zoning Board again. Commissioner Kennedy suggested that it would not do any harm to defer the ~oning designation until Mr. Sanford can get an answer rrom the people to whom he wrote. He said the Commission could go ahead with the annexation proceedings and set the zoning restrictions at another meeting. It was the understanding that any building permits issued during the interim period should be according to R-l zoning. Commissioner strang moved that Ordinance 657 be passed and adopted on its third and final reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. Commissioner Bates moved that in connection with the passage of Ordinance 657 that the zoning on this property be held open and referred back to the Zoning Board ~or their f~rther recommendation and a report at the next regular meeting. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. The City Attorney presented for its first reading pro~ed Ordinance 658 which amended Section 5 of Chapter 21 or the City Code by making it illegal to change clothes in any public restroom within the City. Commissioner strang moved that Ordinance 658 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously, Commissioner strang moved that Ordinance 658 be considered by title only on its second reading by unanimous consent or the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously, The City Attorney read Ord1nance 658 by title only. Commissioner Russell moved that Ordinance 658 be passed on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read Ordinance 658 in full. Commissioner Bates moved that Ordinance 658 be passed and adopted on its third and final reading considering that all three readings were handled on the same meeting by unanimous consent. MOtion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. The City Attorney presented for its first reading proposed Ordinance 659 which would secure for the City a portion of the State tax on casualty insurance to be allocated to the Police Pension Fund. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 659 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. I,:F1f Commissioner strang moved that Ordinance~be considered on its second reading by title only by unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read Ordinance 659 by title only. Commissioner Russell moved that Ordinance 659 be passed on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously. The City Attorney submitted a proposed amendment t6 the lease of the City with the Clearwater Country Club for the golf club property. He explained that this amendment would make them subject to City taxes from which they are now exempt. Commissioner Russell moved that the amendment to the Country Club lease be accepted by the City and that the appropriate officials be authorized to sign it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously. The City Manager read a report from the Zoning Board that Druid Acres SubdiVision be zoned R-l. Commissioner Russell moved that the Commission accept the recommendation of the Zoning Board with reference to the zoning of this subdivision for R-l. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. A report from the Zoning Board was read recommending that Dr~id Estates and Sirmons Heights SUbdivision be zoned as R-l. Commissioner Strang moved that the Zoning Board's recommendation o~ the zoning Qr Druid Estates and Sirmons Heights be approved as R-l. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The Mayor announced the consiJeration or the request of Blackburn Paving Company for the rezoning or Dlock 9, Jones Subdivision, from Business to Manufacturing. The Mayor read the report rrom the Zoning Board which was that the request be denied for it was a matter of rezoning rather than hardship and should be handled by referendum although the Board was of the opinion that the property should remain in the Business zone. During the discussion, it was brought out that there would be som~~ smoke and odor in connection with establishing an asphalt plant at this lbcation. Commissioner Russell was of the opinion that the reason they wished this locatica was because of it~earness to the Gas plant as gas would be needed in its operation. The Mayor pointed o~t that the matter had not been advertised'asa Public Hearing and has not been so constituted. The Mayor told Mr.Krentzman, attorney for the Blackburn Company, that the Commission !~ , .I . , : , . . -3- I., ~ >' ,. r. f I , I ': ,I { ,'. . '; . .. .'. ' . "'::,> "', '. "'. ' . ~ ..- . ,'.., "..!.... " '. 'J'..,,;~......; " \.' . ,i-.."'..,,~,'.. . ....',,;" ....~_.:.:;"',.:::.; ,'.l~ ',':\': . . '... . "'.'-.. ',. ,).... I .,,' .') ......) "'~ C.' Cr' .. l:: . f.: -4- CITY COMMISSION MEETING June 21 J 1954 looked with favor on an asphalt plant in the City or in its vicinity but by consent would defer action on approval in this location for further investigation. " The City Attorney presented~letter from Alley, Rehbaum & Capes enclosing a petition from three persons owning property located on Gulf View Boulevard between First Street and Third Street requesting that the ten foot building line be changed to a twenty foot building line since all of the existing buildings have a setback of t'llenty feet from Gulf Vie,". He read the Zoning Board 1 s recommendation which was that the matter be placed on the next referendum ballot. By consent, the matter was referred to the City Attorney to be placed on the referendum file. The Mayor requested that the property owners be informed of the Commission's action. j;. '. ~'J "", . " " . ", ',:1 The City Manager recommended the installation of a water main extension in Highland Pines 3rd Addition, outside of the City, at an estimated cost of $7,340.00, check for which :ts on file from the developer, Frank Hancock, Jr. The Mayor suggested that it might be vlell to propose annexation to the developer before approving the refunding contract on water service. Commissioner strang moved that no action be taken until the Commission has a conference with Mr. Hancock and that the Mayor appoint a Committee to look over this property with Mr. Hancock. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously. The City Manager presented a Resolution requiring twenty-eight property owners to clean their lots of \'leeds and underbrush. Commissioner Russell moved the Resolution be adopted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. :; " !~ , .~ j .\ -.' 'v ~. The City Manager presented an application from Mrs. Edna H. Minor for permission to erect a gas station in front of their present building at 1415 South Greenwood Avenue. The City Manager stated that the application had been approved by the Building Department, the Zoning Board, the City Engineer and himself. Commisioner Kennedy moved that the permit be granted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously. The City Manager reported that he had talked with Mr. A. J. Hungerford and Mr. William Moore, developers of Palm Terrace Subdivision Units 1 and 2, regarding a refund due them of monies expended by them in installing l~,836 feet of two inch water line at a cost of $2,936.10 and gas lines at a cost of $110.45, and he recommended that they be reimbursed on the same basis as the usual refunding contract. Commissioner Bates moved that this $3,046.55 be reimbursed in accordance with the provisions of the original understanding. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. The City Manager reported that two proposals had been received for plastering two rooms at the Youth Maritime Canter, the low bid being from Mr. Grover C. Moore for $750.00. He said he had received three proposals for installing an asphalt floor in the Youth Maritime Center, the low bid being from Clearwater Tile Company for approximately $615.00. Commissioner Bates moved that this expenditure of $1,365.00 be approved and the work be auth~ized. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried wLanimously. Commissioner Bates reported that he and Commissioner Russell were appointed on a Committee to look into the vacation of an odd piece of land on Eldorado Avenue in front of Mr. Jack Moss's home. He said that it was his recommendation that the piece of land be vacated. The City Attorney said he would like to have the matter deferred until he could confer with the Committee. The City Attorney presented a proposed Resolution which would authorize a loan from a Clearwater bank for $45,000.00 to cover certain necessary improvements to the water distribution system to be repaid from the contemplated issue of water revenue certificates. The Mayor said that the loan would help the City out immediately with the water improvements that are necessary now in getting the 1,500,000 gallons a day from the County's interim system. He commented that the City Manager would like to have this amount paid back out of the contemplated issue of revenue certificates on the water system when the City goes into the over-all improvements to receive the water from the County's permanent well field. Commissioner Strang moved the Resolution as so dictated be passed and adopted and that the proper officials be authorized to sign it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously. The City Attorney recommended that the mortgage of $3,500.00 be paid off on the former J.C. Building on Clearwater Beach which is now included in the Smith- Coon lease. Commissioner Kennedy moved that the Commission approve the City Attorney's recommendation that the balance of approximately $3,500.00 unpaid on the mortgage on the J.C. Club be paid to Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company and that the recommendation be made to pro-rate the insurance risk that is now being carried on the property by the lessees and that the City endeavor to secure a refund of the premium that the City has paid since the date of the lease. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. The City Attorney recommended that Judge Reeves be paid $750.00 for his services in the Nelson suit. Commissioner Strang moved that the bill be paid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously. -4- """, "' ....~_ _"<fll" ...... i':.~~i1ft'~, . f" . i '.........;t,: ~ ,- L' /, r i. .' f. :' I, !.,i,.'ii;~J~~~, ! .'<' ~ l't~~I"~\ -5- CITY COMMISSION MEETING June 21, 1954 The City Manager stated that Mr. W. D. Owens would like to meet with the City Commissione .to discuss groins for his property on south Clearwater Beach. It was agreed that the discussion would be held at noon on Wednesday, June 23rd, Mr. Ben Krentzman, attorney for Simon Marks and stewart GOlding, lessees of the Small Boat Marina, submitted a copy or a proposed sublease with Frank Photiadis for the Commission's study. The Commission now adjourned as the City Commission and acting as Trustees of the Pension Fund, on a motion by Commissioner Strang which was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously, admitted Harry J. Harris and Malvin H. Johnson, Policemen, into membership in the Pension Plan. There being no further business to come before the Commission the meeting was adjourned at 6:10 p.m. ;. . , . 'I t'l . :;i;:~~~i~:'::Zi':(';!f~<~/ ' ,.l.1'1~-<,'~ )''"''",. .".,~ t.. " ~:.: f~; ~;' .;:\f?5,;i:YF . I., '...,.,..J,r".., _ . 111:(di~,:,~;~,,;,:;;/jS:i~..;... '_ j~~: .~~;- ~:f\', ~ :;~ ; ~. , .; ,'..' ~ 7~~ ATTEST: , :..-,' '-5-:' . ,", " ,-' ,_"I , . :"'~'. ,', ", ~.' . ,', :.,. !". '" ;.u';.. ,-. '. .,,' ,':-. . ,.:..&..' ....r ..-) I.. ~~) 0"'" '0 :_,;~ ,..,'""',..~,~~ .. <:'/?'~;t: ", . 't\i .~~ ;'1" ',tl, oJ.,... ,.~ . }r'\il,j',;'; June 18, 1954 '~ ;.:.~ tj/):" ~. . .,..q. -t,'";.f,1.)::~ .' '1 ,- ';~l:. ,'~'~'~' ' . .~ . CITY COMMISSION MEETING June 21, 1954 Mayor Commissioner Herbert M. Brown Commissioners: Jack Russell, W. E. Strang, Jr. John W. Bates, Guy L. Kennedy Gentlemen: The City Commission will meet in Regular Session at the City Hall Auditoriwm on Monday, June 21, 1954 for the purpose of discussing the items listed on the attached agenda. Meeting time will be at 1:30 p.m. Very trUly yours, Is/ F. C. Middleton CitY' Manager 'lE,~'..,..,... ....':. , . FCM:S --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Agenda - City Commission Meeting or June 21, 1954 City Hall Auditorium 1:30 p.m. 1. Invocation, Rev. Robert Coleman, First Christian. Church. 2. Approving of the minutes or the Regular Meeting of June 7, 1954 and the Special Meetings of June 8 and 14, 1954. 3. Opening of bids for Sanitary Sewer and Lift Station on the South end of Clearwater Beach. 4. Awarding of bid for the New Baseball Stadium. 5. Public Hearings: A. Continuation on request of James Andrews to have Lot 6, Block A, Boulevard Pines Subdivision zoned to R-2. The present zoning is R-l. (This was adjourned from the City Commission Meeting of April 19, 1954) B. Appeal of the Florida Power Corporation from the action of the City Building Inspector denying an application for a building permit for the construction of an electric substation on Lots 19 and 20, Block 84, Mandalay Unit 5. C. Request of Mr. F. J. Reitz for a ten foot building setback l~ne from South Hillcrest Avenue for Lots 14 and the west half of Lot 15, Block K, Boulevard Heights Subdivision, for an addition to an existing structure. D. Request of Mr. C. J. Tiefenbruch for a fifteen foot building setback from Mango Street for Lot 16, Block 10, Mandalay Subdivision. E. Request of Mr. R. W. Baker for a two foot building setback line from Eldorado Avenue for Lot 7, Block 69, Mandalay Subdivision, for an addition to an existing structure. 6. Commission's consideratiorl or items from the City Attorney's Office: A. Ordinance 651, annexation of Skycrest Unit #9, on second and final reading. B. Ordinance 658, prohibit~ng the changing of clothes in public rest rooms. C. Ordinance 659, providing additional funds for police pension other than City's contribution. D. Amendment of Country Club Lease. 1. Commission's consideration of Zoning Boards recommendation to zone Druid Acres Subdivision, Sirmons Heights Subdivision and Druid Estates Subdivision. 8. Commission's consideration of: A. Request of Blackburn Paving Co. for rezoning of Block 9, Jones Subdivision and Nicholson Addition to Clearwater, Blocks 7, 8, 9 and 10. B. Request of Alley, Rehbaum & Capes, Inc. and property owners on Gulf View Blvd. between First Street and Third street to establish a twenty foot building setback line,in the place of a ten foot setback line. 9. Utility Improvements. 10. Lot Mowing Applications. 11. Any item not on the agenda will be considered with the consent of the Commission. Adjournment June 12, 1954 To the Honorable Mayor and City Commissioners, Clearwater, Florida. (In care of the City Manager) Gentlemen: The follOWing Resolution was passed at a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Crest Lake Association held Thursday, June 10, 1954: RESOLVED: That the Crest Lake Association, after investigating the re-zoning of Lot 6, Block II A" , of Boulevard Pines Subdivision, wishes to go on record as favoring the re-zoning of that lot to R-2 instead of R-l, on condition that the owner will erect, forthwith, a s~bstant1al well-built two-family residence on that lot. Respectively submitted: CREST LAKE ASSOCIATION~ /s/ Walter E. Masters, M.D. President , "1;J~1[~~=::,:~t:ia:!;L0;;~""~iL;,",,~,;';"d"',;,;:,t":i'C;~!.:.";z,~itt;L\~,;j;"~~:Z:~'~(.i,'"~O'1>,,,"",'~!~L{',"~-,,~,~,,~"=;'):i:~*,'"':'"'t~~; CITY COMMISSION MEETING June 21, 1954 j-(7Q 7 522 S. Crest Ave. Clearwater, Florida June 9, 1954 Franois Middleton City Manager Clearwater~ Florida Dear Sir: I am writing to you in reference to the rezoning of Lot #6, Block "A" Boulevard Pines Subdivision. This rezoning was asked for by Mr. James Andrews. At the first hearing before the City Commission, I objected to the rezoning of this lot because I was under the impression that R-2 meant business. Since then it was made clear to me that the request for rezoning is ~or Duplex only and that I have no objection to the rezoning of this lot to R-2. I find that ~t will be to my advantage that if a duplex is built on this lot I will benefit by it as it will be better than an empty lot. Please convey this message to the City Commission at their next meeting. Respectfully yours, /s/ Mrs. Wm. G. Booth '. 't, ,BK;t.L . ~.:~;.. . :"(.", \' <:t. . ~'.. .~. {':. ' '", : ~ ~~~f r~; ': :~f, '~;I \~j , \~ ----------------------------------------------------------------.------------- 516 S. Crest Avenue Clearwater, Florida June 9, 1954 Francis Middleton Clearwater City Manager Clearwater, Florida Dear Sir: At a hearing before the City Commission not too long ago, which I attended because I had received a letter that Mr. James Andrews had requested rezoning or Lot 6, Block A, Boulevard Pines Subdivision. I objected to this rezoning because I was under the impression that R-2 meant business. S~nce then I have been informed that R-2 is for a dup1ex lot and now I wish to state that I have no object~on to this lot being rezoned to R-2. Yours truly, Is/ Mathilde Weber ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ June 4, 1954 To: From: SUbject: Mr. F. C. Middleton, City Manager O. H. Anderson, Sec'y. Zoning Board Request of F. J. Reitz The Zoning Board makes the rollow1ng recommendation to the request o~ F. J. Reitz. Lot 14 and W~ of 15, Block K, Blvd. Hts. Sub. That the set-back along Hillcrest be granted to continue at 101 under the hardship ruling, providing it is a continuation of the same building line. Attached herewith is a copy of Mr. Reitz request, together with draw~ng. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ May 19, J.954 P. O. Box 152 Clearwater, Fla. Zoning Board c~ty of Clearwater C1earwater, Florida Gentlemen: Am writing this to you, as I think that I have a hardship case on the setback of (251) twenty-five feet on the property I have at the corner of San Jaun Court and So. H~llcrest Ave. As all of the other homes are in line of a (10') ten foot setback aJ.ong So. Hillcrest Ave. And as you can see from the enclosed draw~ng, any additional tying onto present building, I would not be able to make as nice a showing property as I would like too, ir I am to abide by the setback of the (25') twenty-five feet on So. H~llcrest Ave. I will appreciate your very most kind consideration on this matter and request, and your advisement of disposition. ReB~ectfully, Isr lt1. J. Reitz '. \;. . " ",'".'" ~ ' -....-- ~. I - '\~;;;i~~J~~Z~;;li;tr~~;~~~~*i~~~i~~,~.jl;""":" '":',,,'," ,', '...-.;,.... . OJ' '"'..".....~..." ....r-' "7 \') ....) 0( ..5 CITY COMMISSION MEETING June 21, 1954 June 4, 1954 To: From: Subject: Mr. F. C. Middleton, City Manager O. H. Anderson, Seely. Zoning Board Request of C. J. Tiefenbruch The Zoning Board makes the following recommendation to the request of C. J. Tiefenbruch. Lot 16, Block 10, Mandalay Sub. That we approve the request of Mr. Tiefenbruch of the 15' set-back on Mango. Attached herewith is a copy of Mr. Tiefenbruch's request, together with a plot plan. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Clearwater, Florida June 1, 1954 Zoning Board City of Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: Attached is a plot plan showing a residence to be built for us on Lot 16, Block 10 of Mandalay Subdivision; the Northeast corner of Mandalay Avenue and Mango Street. Inasmuch as all the surrounding residences are located on their respective lots in the same manner and it would indeed be impossible to build our home under the provisions of the existing ordinance, we submit the matter for your action and approval on the basis that it will cause no harm or injury to any surrounding property owners and will, in fact, be an improvement to the neighborhood. CJT/jr Very sincerely yours, Isl C. J. Tiefenbruch ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ June 4, 1954 To: From: Subject: Mr. F. C. Middleton, City Manager O. H. Anderson, Sec'y. Zoning Board Request of Robert W. Baker (The 1001 Corporation) The Zoning Board makes the following recommendacion to the request of R. W. Baker. Lot 7, Block 69, Mandalay That we approve the request of R. W. Baker of the 1001 Corporation, of the 2' set-back on Eldorado. Attached herewith is a copy of Mr. Baker's request with a sketch shoWing the construction as it is now, and as it will be with the proposed addition. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ June 4, 1954 The City Zoning Board City Hall Clea~~ater, Florida Dear Sirs: The 1001 Corporation, a family corporation of which Miss Annette de Bono is the principal owner, holds the property at 1001 Eldorado and the beach cabana immediately west of this home, which cabana is 1000 Eldorado. Many members of the family visit here during the Winter months but are handicapped by lack of sufficient bedroom space for their comfort, need and enjoyment. For this reason they desire to add two bedrooms to the cabana. The construction work will be done by Peter and Carl Falzoni. The architecture will be similar to that' which is there now. The addition will have terrazo floors and a barrel tile roof. The sketch which accompanies this letter shows the construction as it is now and as it will be with the proposed addition. The house immediately south of the cabana is owned and o~cupied by Larry Dimmitt, Sr., which house ex- tends to the property line. The house immediately north of the cabana is owned by J. A. Smith of Tampa, which house extends closer than two feet to the property line. We request permission to build this proposed addition to the cabana. RWB:HVB Yours sincerely, BAKER & BAKER By Is/ Robert W. Baker ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ . 'lIIil, ~._--,. --_.. --~ ):,,' I t ' ::. " ". h ,'0' r '",:. .: '/ . I ,,' ',' ~' . , .;.,' , ";,. ~: r . ~. . ~. ' f , I " . ".' ':;;!':-1r!::1R~'X~ifV~t':I;~?:!::'.":"<::;;"',:,,,,,:' , ", . ,....:"":l.::. , ',' .', . i ~ """':~;A ' . ~. j ..,' ::_~.:.;..., .1_, ; .1. i(. ., . ~.. .:' ~ , ;, If , "i~ .' j. 1! ,')' " '.:tJ j " ~~ f', , "", j1 \ ':~f '. ~:~ ':',! :'.',: .. ",," :~ '~ ......f..., ',: '1~ ':f: . ~. . /,j .:. \~, , ~~ _'In'.~'~,,. ,.. ....~.:.:.', .', "::.. ;~.. '., I ..' ,:-'-,' // 5:/9 CITY COMMISSION MEETING June 21, 1954 Mr. Herbert Brown, Mayor and Members of the City Commi3sion Clearwater, Fla. Gentlemen: June 21, 1954 For the past several weeks, I have been aware of the pending action to annex to the city that part of Skycrest Subdivision known as Unit 9, lying to the East of Hercules Avenue. However, I did not know until within the past four days that in connection with such proposed annexation it was planned to zone all lots on the East side of Hercules Avenue North of Rainbow, except those facing on Drew st. for one family residences. As a property owner in Unit 9 of Skycrest, I wish to go on record as heartily favoring the annexation of that unit by the city. However, with reference to the proposed zoning of the lots lying along the East side of Hercules Avenue, North of Rainbow, I wish to point out that according to the recorded restrictions placed upon these lots by the developers, A & W Glads, Inc., which restrictions are incorporated by reference in the deeds given to these lots, they are restricted to two family homes, commonly known as duplex. . ;", i r ! . . j ~f." :. >,,::,:';:, ~'~ ~ ",' .",' .::- !"\':'~.'.:F;;:~.r~-~.~; , ....,.' '......L"...". t~if~~~t~l~ ; \'.'.....+I"ll If~'ttf<" ,jj j:.~~;;;lr-,~ As a Real Estate Broker I have handled the sale of several of these lots where the restrictions permit the building of duplex dwellings. One of them already has a duplex building under construction. The purchasers of three more of these lots reside some distance from Clearwater. One of them lives as far away as Nebraska. At the time these lots were sold, I represented to the purchasers that the recorded restrictions permitted the building of a duplex upon each lot, and the deeds to the lots incorporate by reference those restrictions. purchasers relied upon my representations when buying these lots and I know the intention of one party to build for himself on one of the lots. I have reason to believe that such was also the purpose of the other parties. These it was every Since entering the Real Estate business I have done every thing in my power, and I believe with a good degree of success, to establish a reputation for absolute honesty and truthfullness in all my dealings and representations. That reputation I wish to guard zealously. These purchasers were visitors to Clearwater who became impressed with our city and I believe ultimately intend to make it their home. They have no way of knowing of the contemplated action whi:ch would deprive them of their right to construct a duplex home on their lots and thereby inconvenience them in addition to probably diminishing their property val ue . Immediately upon learning of the contemplated zoning, I sent an airmail special delivery letter to each party who purchased lots on the East side of Hercules Avenue through my office, informing them of what I understood was taking place, and requested their instructions. As yet I have had no reply to these letters, nor do I know that they have received them. This city depends largely upon the tourist for its growth, and the impression made upon these visitors is important as it is conveyed to their friends through- out the country. These people purchased property in a new subdivision outside the city limits with certain prescribed restrictions and for the city to annex this property and place upon it a zoning contrary to the restrictions in effect at the time of purchase is in my opinion a breach of good faith and an act which will be most detrimental to the growth of our city. In addition to the foregoing, I own a lot on Hercules Avenue which falls within the category of those discussed above, and it is my plan to erect upon said lot a nice duplex residence, one side of which I expect to occupy. The plans for this building are now in the pencilled sketch stage. It is hoped that upon further consideration Unit 9 of Skycrest Subdivision will be taken into the City of Clearwater without changing in any manner the rights of p1lrchasers of lots therein according to the restrictions placed upon the property by the developers and under which conditions the sale of lots was made. Your earnest consideration and favorable reaction to this matter will be greatly appreciated. Respectfully, Is! E. M. Sanford 16 N. Ft. Harrison Ave. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dear Mr. Anderson- May 28th, 1954 Mr. Gengras asked me to send you the enclosed document for submission to the Zoning Board. KFR/w Sincerely, /sl Karl F. Rehbaum ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ . --.-- -~:..- --- ,{:.'.. -~ . , . . .', .,. . .,.",,,,,".,.. .....,','".{;;;2:,i:~;;,;;.,,"""~,;;;;;:,tk;;;2it~K ,"',:62:iG;t~FJ&-i~~;;'~;~ " . "...,. .:. ..' ~:~:~~~', '.;.I;".,~,!;,;'~';v:'.{'i{ii;~~~;;'~~~~:;,Jj:.,: ~:},' ,: ::;. .~:'-".:l ~):i\:}...;.;i: i;~~~~:"l:~'~,;l, CITY COMMISSION MEETING June 21, 1954 Mr. Oliver Anderson, Secretary City of Clearwater Zoning Board Clearwater, Florida Dear Mr. Anderson: The undersigned are owners of property fronting on Gulf View Boulevard between First street and Third Street. It is our desire to have a twenty foot building line established for this area, instead of a ten foot bUilding line as required by the present zoning ordinance. There are at present no bu~ldingB ~n this block closer than twenty feet to the street line. The block south of us has a twenty five foot building line. It is therefore our belief that to perm~t any bllildings to be erected only ten feet from the street line wo~1d destroy the view from some of the' bllildings now erected, would cause an unsightly appearance, and would have an adverse effect on the entire neighborhood. We therefore respectfully request the Zon1ng Board to approve an amehdment to the zoning ordinance that will reestablish a twenty foot building line in this block. NAME /sl Willis J. Gengras Is/ James A. Novotny Isl C. S. Lowry ADDRESS 215 Oul~view Blvd. 217 Oul~view Blvd. 21~ Oulfview Blvd. June 4, 1954 To: From: Subject: Mr. F. C. Middleton, City Manager O. H. Anderson, Seely. Zoning Board Request of Alley, Rehbaum & Capes, Inc. The Board recommends that this be applied on the next referendum ballot. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ RESOLUTION WHEREAS: it has been determined by the City Commission of the City or Clearwater, Florida, that the property described below should be cleaned or weeds, grass and/or underbrush, and that after ten (10) days notice and failure of the owner thereof to do so, the City should clean such property and charge the costs thereof against the respective property. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Oommission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, that the fol~owing described property, s~tuate 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 per~orm such clean~ng 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 Wm. Lacey Lot 4, Block 13 5.00 1901 Coles Rd. Unit 7, Skycrest Clearwater, Fla. Eric Jacobson Lot 11, Block J & K, 6.00 W. Sutton Rd. Unit 7, Skycrest Sutton, Mass. John Burn:tson Lots 5,6,7,8, and 9, Block K 15.00 Box 82 Unit 7, Sky-crest Clearwater, Fla. Richard Schmid Lot 2 Block C, 3.00 1915 Cleveland TJnit 8, Sky-crest Clearwater, Fla. Chas. G. Ross Lots 3 and 4, Block C 6.00 1521 Kirk St. Un~t 8, Skycrest Evanston, Ill. Walter Ray Lot 5, Block C 3.00 115 S. Orion Un~t 8, Skycrest Clearwater, Fla. Rudolph S. Leacanec Lot 7 Block C 3.00 108 A Somers st. Unit 8, Skycrest Brooklyn, N.Y. A and W Glads Lot 8 Block C 3.00 P. O. Drawer 351 Unit 8, Sk,ycrest Ft. Myers, Fla. John Sabo Taylor Lot 9, Block C, 3.00 c/o Tobers Court Unit 8, Skycreat Clearwater, Fla. Arthur Rutenberg Lot 8, Block B, 5.00 2017 S. Myrtle Unit 8, Skycrest Clearwater, Fla. ""-~~'- <." , j JC30 i (e [~f~'~11J~ f." i . ,." .,..., ..."..'..J.'. f'\)"C":;'ci'Y' ~. ' .. . f. t r. 1. . t I ~ " . '. , ..":. ' I I 1 I { .. '",'. . " .. ... e~~;'<',""~"J"""_'i_"..'" .',',' .,.', NAME CITY COMMISSION MEETING June 21, 1954 (Cont:1nued) DESCRIPTION 53/ '. ,:' ,.'\',":. ".'::';~,>~';"" . ".~',:l~.., . ";:~ : .~..~..'. ..:: .' :~';:..,.:~;..;'; ~:"~':-.;' ~.. ~:",'~ "'~h .~ ....1;.;,";.:'. 'L~..;'\: . 5.00 [ ,: " f i' I. , . r' , '.:;' i . I I ' I ,. ,. I I ! , i', , . , f :1 .. I , . I ,I - 'I Richard Schmid 1915 Cleveland Clearwater, Fla. Walter Ruthenberg 28301 Blmda1e st. Clair Shores, M:1ch. Chaa. Barry 40 Woodbine Ave. Plainfield, N.J. Karl Trick 80 Grant Ave. White Plains, N.Y. E. M. Sanford 16 N. Ft. Harrison Clearwater, Fla. A and W Glads P 0 Drawer 351 Ft. Myers, Fla. Ernest Williams 610 Fairmont Clearwater, Fla. H. Earl Barlow Rt. #1, Rapid City, Mich. Lewis E. Weatherbee Sandy Hook, Conn. Chas. S. Thompson 378 May St. Elmhurst, Ill. Mrs. Eliz. Bigby Anderson, S.C. John U. Bird 1005 N. Ft. Harrison Clearwater, Fla. Reade Tilley 608 N. Osceola Clearwater, Fla. Norman Beecher 432 Druid Clearwater, Fla. Thos. Hamilton 509 E. Pine Clearwater, Fla. Jos. Wolma 1939 Rainbow Clearwater, Fla. Samuel Supplee 250 Lyndhurst Duned1.n, Fla. Harold Swanson 2470 Magnolia Ave. Janesvi11e, Wisc. 5.00 ;fl~,!~t . '., <... ,. ":)..~:,<; '. COST . . ~ ,"".. Lot 10, Block B Unit 8, Skycrest Lot 9, Block B Unit 7, skycrest Lot 12, Block 0 Unit 7, Sky-crest Lots 2, 3 and 4, Block C Unit 7, Skycreat Lot 1, Block A, Unit 8, Skycrest Lot 5, Block D Unit 7, Skycrest Lot 9, Block H Unit 7, Skycrest Lot 1, Block D Unit B, Skycrest Lot 9, Block A Unit 5, Skycrest Lot 8, Block A Peale Park 5.00 4.00 12.00 4.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 Lots 1 and 2, Block J Navajo Park Lots 7 and 8, Block H Navajo park Lot 35 Harbor Oaks 4.00 4.00 5.00 Lot 43 Harbor Oaks Lot 11, Block 42 Mandalay Lot 8 Gracemoor 5.00 5.00 4.00 Lots 1, l~ and 5 Gracemoor 12.00 E 170' of the W 200' of the S 150' of N 280' of the S 330' of the SEt of the NWt Sec. 13-29-15. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE C:1ty Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, this 21st day of June, A. D. 1954. Is/ Herbert M. Brown Mayor-Commissioner 7.00 ATTEST: Is/ H. 0: Wingo City Auditor and Clerk --------------------------------------------------------------------------,---- June 17, 1954 Honorable City Commissioners Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that Malvin H. JOhnson, a policeman in the Police Department, has been duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a "first class" risk. The above employee began his service with the City on Dec. 17, 1953. He is under 45 years or age and nleets 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 Isi Paul Kane, Chairman (e/Dick Nelson Is/Helen Petera . . ilii)fi;~~~~~~:,~J~li~< ........ " . . f~~~").t~'1tf,,~4-1~~tf.[":{~J}:1'-"."':!(f.;', ,~. ""..' <. 1 } . - . I ' . . '. 1 'Ii"'" ~. l~.~.<'':;.''S'~!)'l;:{.,.\.ff..'1.,1' ....... 1'~'\ 't' ',', ',', ,..~" .......t~~4r~;,/(.,.,r,',""...r.~,..,.f~....-..':";.t.~t-)l.1!~)itl~~1'!~iVVi;;(;f.;tl,,;' ^ '''~ ,.::'~k,f~~:~:":\:;~\'~'5"tiH';":"i.,^>:, '7':N'~i';",J l'';:' '.," ',; . ',:'" {~" ,'" ", '<<'" ,,',".r.' d,", , ,. '._,,]<<-'" '.. ','C" .., '. ' .;"... , '. , ' ,"',.' "', ' . :,';~:;~'A;;l,;~~~~;:'::'<~,,'~~'~1:,~;,;~ : i~l~D';d;: ~~....t.4e;]~~~""bW-~~~'*~'_.l'ot,lfJJ."""tf;;...'t,_":;U'''''.N.""",", ..."l.,O.....~.......__""..."'-....,f..;.;;.lOok..:.#......."'...~...~.......~'!"'.'., ..... ...r...... ...l~,.1._'~M~r':\..\.......~ .:........;..;...;..",:i.'... :.:....:.tJ:.I~.~ttrii'A~....._:~~~~..._lo.!~~ ~. . CITY COMMISSION MEETING June 21, 1954, June 17, 1954 Honorable City Commissioners Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that Harry J. Harris, a policeman in the Police Department, has been duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a "first class" risk. The above employee began his service with the City on is under 45 years of age and meets the requirements of our is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be membership. Dec. 9, 1953. Civil Service. accepted into He It Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of the Employees' Pension Fund Is! Paul Kane Chairman Is! Dicl< Nelson Is! Helen Peters RESOLUTION WHEREAS, there is an immediate need for the sum of $45,000.00 for certain necessary water improvements to be made in the City of Clearwater, and WHEREAS, these funds can be repaid from the contemplated issue of water revenue certif.icates, and #~ ~' .~,:t ".. 'r~;,~ ~ WHEREAS, Section 7 of the Charter of the City of Clearwater authorizes the borrowing of money for this purpose. 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 sum of $45,OOO.00,which sum is less than 50% of the revenue of the City in any year during which this loan will be in effect be borrowed from a banking institution within the City of Clearwater, Florida, and further That $50,000.00 of 2t% United States Treasury Certificates due June 15, 1999, held for the City of Clearwater by the Chase National Bank of New York City be given as collateral for this loan, and further That the loan bear interest at a rate not to exceed 3%, and further That the Mayor, City Manager and City Clerk are hereby authorized to sign the note which will be the evidence of the obligation, and there is also hereby authorized the expenditure of funds necessary for stamps and other expenses of consummation of the transaction, and further That the note shall be payable on or before one year from the date hereof. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 21st day of June, A.D. 1954. /s/ Herbert M. Brown Mayor-Commissioner Attest: /s/ H. G. Wingo City Auditor and Clerk --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ': ~' '. . ."H. ; , ,,: . '''''', -_.' a3~:' ,.l J.'..l $;"~ " ~~I" H . I . \' ,. II ., I~({i~ ".", ,.iE" /-!l\'lr.;~l,l,\,. }:'~'f:t..., t ,*ii~;~i;i;;riiii:;.. I': ... : ;~,~ii,j~:0' II,' ,':\\<,?t~ ',~ ~..: :-' ! '.'. ;'. ::> ~. '. , .J i t I I ~~~i~:::I;'$~E:iL,:~"\~~:;~~{~:!'.~,:~:~"';:",,,.:;. ,".,' . : . '" ',~;'" J " "l~..~; ,-l.~~:;; ....;..,..,:I~ ~';~;"".'~':'~"'~';-" ...:'~'.t.~..~;~: >. -, f, ~ 033 ~~ 110. 6~ AR ORDIHAHCB A1IHEXIRI tnr.l'r ~ 9 OP SJtYCflB8'1 SUBDDISICII IrfI() 'fHB CORPORA'1'B I..Da'l'S 011 'HI 01ft : =~ ==-8~ :'JRJfox':==io'= PROV'ISIOlfS ca SEC'l'IotI 111..04, ntl\JDA STA'IlJ'1lE8; AID PRO- VlDIlII lfOR '1'HB El'PEC'rIVE DATE. WBEREAS. the C'lt7 C08II!i-..lon or ~ CJ.t~ or Cl.aNater. 1'101'14&. enaoted Ord1nanoe lfo. 655 on 14&7 3. 1954. Wb10h ord1nanoe deo1ared the lntent10n of the aa1d City to annex 11n1t HuIaber 9 or Slq'oreet SGb41w1alon 1nto the oorporate limtt8 of the City ot Clearwater. and WHBREAS. 8ald ord1nanc. ... pub111bed once a ..ek tor fOUl' oOllaeoutl ve ..elal in the Clearwater Sun, a nenpapel' publiebed 1l'l the Clq- ot Clearwater, 1'101'14&, proot ot whioh pub11cation 18 hereto attached. and WBEREAS, more than tih1M7 dllJ8 haI expired sino. the enaot.nt of' Ordinanoe No. 655, and no regS,eterecl voter or tbe C1t7 ot 01eal'W&ter, no owner of' real e.tate in tbe terntor, to be 81U1exed, aDd no penon wbOIIaOever, baa ob"ected to 8l.lOh annexation or baa applied to tbe C1l"Ou1t Court or the S1xtb .Judicial Circuit in aI1d ror P1nel1as County, P1or!.da, aett1ns forth arQ' objection to ea1d annexat1on, and WHEREAS, allot the provS,s1one or S8o~ion 171.04, Florida statute., have been oomplied with. HOW. TBEREPORE. BE rr ORDAINED lJY '.rIlE CrJ.'Y COMMISSIOR 01 '1'BB C1'lY og CLEARWA'lER. FLORIDA: Seotion 1. The C1tyof' Clearwater. aot1nB by and through ita C1t7 eon-1..1on, by the allthorityand under tbe provle1.cms of' Seotion 111.04, Plor1cta Statutea. hereby annexes into the corporate 11rd.ta or the CS,tJ' ot Clearwater, 1'lor1d&, and redet1nea the boWldllr7 lines of' the aa1e1 City 80 aa to inolude therein the f'o1101f1ng: tJn1 t 9 or Skycreat Bubel! v1810D,t,. _ accorcS1Dg to tbe plat thereot recorded in Plat Book 30 page 00 or the publS,o recorda or P1nel1u County" Plor1da, lea8 and exoept Lots 5 an4 6, Block "S" thereot, together with a tract or land ly1ns 1!11De41ately Vat ot Lot 1, Block "H" ot said 8ubdt.v:1s1on. a tra(St of' lUlCl lJ1ns ~1atel,. East or Lot 2, Block "I" of' said subdlvs'e1on, and a traot ot land IJ'1ng 1DIDed1ately South of ~s 3 and 4. Elock "An of' Hid 8ubd1vl1ton all or sald propeI-ty be1r1g otherwise c1eac:rlbed &81 All that part or ~he Wast one-ba1f' (wi) or the Northeast Quarter (HE!) or section 13. ~01tnSId.p 29 SOllth, Range 15 East; wb1cb lie8 We8t or the East bound~ or Nll1lb\18 Aven\l8, ... shown on t;he plat or Unit Ho. 9 ot S~reet, accordP1g "0 the plat of' aa1d .ubdlv1a1on recorded 1n plat book 30 on page 80 ot' t:he pub11c reoords or f1nel1aa Count}". Plor1da, and the ext8JUl1one or ~h1s bound&l'J' to te1'll1nat1ona in the Horth and Sou.th bollnda.r1ea of' add Northeast Quarter (REi) re- apec;t1ve1y. EXCEP'nNO_ HOWBVER., &IV' part ot the tract tbus described which l1es 1n 'the S~t1tb 330 teet of ea1d llortheaat Quarter (REi-). Seotion 2. This Ordinance ahaU beeome etf"ect1ye 1111D841ately u:pon its paaaase . PASSED ON PIRST READIm PASSED OR SECORD READING lune 1. 1954 June 21, 1954 PASSED OR '1'HIRD MID PIHAL BEADING AND ADOP'.l'ED Atteat~ /8/ B.. 00 W1np City AUditor and Clerk Sune 21, 1954 /8/ Herberrt M. Brown Mavor-COllJll1ea1oner CITX COMMISSION MEETING June 21, 195� The Ciby Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular sessian at City Ha11, Monday, JUne 21, Z954, at 1:30 p.m. with the following membera present: Herbert M. Brovm Mayor-Commissioner John W. Bates Commissioner Guy L. Kennedy �omm�ssioner Jack Russell Commissioner W. E. Strang, Jr, Commissioner Also present were: F. C, Middleton Gity Manager Chas. M. Phill�.ps, Jr.City Attorney;: G. T. McDlamma Chief of Police S. Licktor C3ty En�ineer The Mayor called the meeting to order, The invocation was given by Reverend Robert Coleman, of the First Christian Church, Clearwater. Commissioner:.Strang moved that the minutes of the regular. meeiing of June 7th and the special meetings of June 8th and June 14th be approved in accordance vrith the copies furnished each member in writing. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously, The C3tf Manager reported that five bids had been received for the construction of the lift station and eanitary sewer ior South Gulfvievi Boulevard, �oronado Drive and Hamden Drive. The b3ds vrere opened and read as fbllows: Stanefield Construction Co., Tampa 45,977,00 D. W. Browning Co., Tampa �48,640.00 E. H. Holcomb, Jr., Clearn,vater j0,805.00 Laurance & Rutledge, Largo �4,938.20 W. B, Owens Constr. Co., Clearwat�r 46,390.00 The City Manager reeommended accepting the low bid of $44,g3$,20 from Laurance & Rutledge of Largo. Commissioner Strang moved that the Manager�s recommendation be accepted and that Laurance & Rutledge, the low bidder, be awarded the eontraet for the sanitary sewer and lift station on the south end of Clearwater Beach in the amount of $44,938.20. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russel]. and carried unanimously. The Mayor announced the next item would be the awarding of the bid for the new Baseball Stadium but explained that the contract would' have to be awardefl subject to the validation and the sale of the revenue certificate�, Commissioner Bates moved that the contract be awarded to the Clearwater Construction Cc�mpany on the basis of the base bid, this being the best bid, with the understanding that before the work is started that the problem of the �rarious altern��tes will be cleared up, and the awardin$ of the bid to be subject to the validation of the revenue certiPicates by the Circuit and Supreme Courts and to bhe sale of the certificates. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. Mr. J. S. Steghens whose b�,se bid was $1.00 lower than that of the Clearwater Construction Company protested the awarding of the bicl, stating that he was the low bidder if the bid was awarded on the basis �f the base bid and he felt that his firm was entitleci to be awarded the bid ox� be compensated for the expense �hey had incurred in preparing estimates, The Mayor told Mr. Stephens that the matter was perplexing but that the Commissionc: had made an honest endeavor to to decide fairly and act in the best interest oi' the City in awarding the bid. Commissi�ner Bates explained to Mr. Stephens that the City had a choice of several alternate bids �e�-which could make the Clearwater Construction Company bid the loW bid. Upon being asked for his .��pinion as to whether the Commission had to accept the 1c�wPst bid, the Gity Atto,r•ney stated that a former Gity Commission of Clearwater had litigated this question and the case went to the Supreme Court for a decision which was that the City was not required to acoept the lowest bid for work but is required ta act reasonably. The Mayor a.nnounced the continuation of the Public Hearing originally held F�pri1 `19th on the request of Mr, James Andrews to have Lot 6, Block A, Boulevard Pines, changed from R-1 to R-2 zoning. The Mayor stated that the recommendation of the Zoning Board had been that the request be denied as no hardship existed. Mr. Maurice Thayer, a res3dent of the area, addressed the Cammission stating that he persc�nally had no objection and that some of those objecting previously �n�ere under the impression that R-2 meant Business z�ning, The May�r read a Resc�lution From the Crest Lake Association favoring the rezoning of the lot to F.-2 if the owner would ezect a well-built two-family residence on the lo�. The Mayor also reporteci that there was on record a letter i'rom Mrs. W.G. Booth and a letter from Miss Mathilde uleber withdrawin� their ob,jections mad� at the previous meeting. The I�ayor inquired if there were persons in the audienee wishing {;o ob�ect��e the change of zoning and there was none. Havin� heard no valid objections at this Yub13c Hearin�, �ommissioner -2 - CITY COMMIS�ION MEETING Jun� 21, 1954 be �,-4�rtd Russell moved that the request of James An,�rewsnto have Lot 6, B1ock A, Boulevard Pines Subdivision zoned R-2 subject to a well-built du�lex being built on 'ch3s lot with3n a reasonable length nf time. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. �r--� F�....� The Mayor announ.ced the Public Hearing on the appeal of the Flor�.da Powdr Cor.poration from the aetion oi' the �ity Building :tnspector denying an application for a building permit for the construction of an electric substation on Lats ?9 and 20, Block 84, Ma.ndalay Unit 5. Mr, E. B. Casler, Jr „ attorney, for the Florida Power Corporation stated that although the Power Corporation had the power of eminent domain, it had asked for this �ublic Hearing in order t� give its plans full ptzblici�y and to assure those persons owning property in the vicinity that ihe proposed substation would not b� an eyesore or in any way oi�jeetionable. Nr. Casler s�ated that the Power Go.rporation was compelled to �ive electric service where such service is needed and in order to give Lhis 3ervice i� is necessary to have a substati�n on Clearwater Beach. The City Attorney agreed with Mr. Casler�s statement that the Florida Power Corporation as � public utility had the power of em3nent domain and could condemn the prqperty to be used for its facilities. Mr. EdWard Mizner, Jr., Mrs. F. A. Reitz, Mrs, W. D, Tompson, Mr. H< E, Meister, Mr. J. G. Llewellyn, Mr. Sam Roberts, �resident of the Clearwater Hesort Association, addressed the Commi.ssion oppos3ng this location. Mr. Meister, one of the interested property owners, inquired if an effort had been made to secure ano her location, and was informed by Commissioner Stratig that the Commission hac�hecked with representatives of the Florida Power Corporation ar_d found that the suggested location in the Water Tank Park was ok�jected to by the Florida Power on the grounds that the water tank created too great a hazard and the prop°sed location on a portion of the land under lease to the Clearwater Yacht Club v�i2:s too small. Mr. Charles xer�kes informed the Commission that he knew of four other sites zoned for business within 1,000 feet of the location under discussion. Commissioner Russell moved that this hearing on this appeal be cantinued at next Monday's meeting and in the meantime request a Florida Power repi:esentative to contact Mr. Kerekes and look at these t'our locations he claims that he can get and then bring �� back to next Monday'.s mmeeting their findings and at that time the Commission can make a decision. Motion was seconded by Camrnissioner Strang and carriea unanimous'!y. A Pub13c Hearing w�.s announced on the request of Mr. F. J. Reitz for a ten foot setback from Hillcrest on Lot 14 and the west half of Lot 15, Block K, Boulevard Heights. The City At�orney read thQ request irom Mr. Reitz and also the Zaning Board's recommendation which was that the request be granted. The Mayor inquired if there were an;yr objections from anyone ir_ the audience and there were none. Having held thi� Public Hearing on the request of PQr. Fred J. Reitz for a ten foot building setbacic line from South Hillcrest Avenue for Lots l4 and the west half of Lot 15, Block K, Boulevard Heigh�s Subdivision, fbr an addition to an existing structure an.d having heard no valid objection, Commissioner Strang moved that in accordanee with the Zonin� Board's recommendati�n that it be approved. Motion was seconded by Commissioner RussQll and c�rried unanimousl�. The �tayor annou..nced a Public Hearing on the request of Mz•. C. J. Tiefenbruch for a fifteen foot setback from Mango Street for Lot 16, Block 10, Mandalay Subdivision. The City Attorney read the request fron Mr, Tiefenbruch and the Zoning Board�s recommendation which�-was that the request be granted. The Mayor inquired if there were any objections from anyone in the audience and there were none. Hauing heard this Public Hearing and having heard no valid objection, Gommissioner Bate� moved that the request of Mr. C. J. Tiefenbruch for a fifteen foot building setback from Mango Street for Lot 16, Block 10, Mandalay Subdivision, be granted as recommended by the Zoning Board, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. Regarding the Public Hearing on the request from Mr, R, W. Baker for a two�'oot building setback from Eldorado for Lot (, Block 6g, Mandalay Subdivision, the City Attorney read the request from Mr, Baker and the recommendation from the Zonino Board which was thac �he request be approved. The Mayor inquired if there were any objections from anyone in the audience and there were none. Having held this Public Hearvng and having heard no valici objections, Commissioner Bates movec� that the request of Mr. R. W. Baker for a two foot building setback line from �ldorado Avenue for Lot 7, Block 6g, Mandalay Subdivision, for an addition to an e�isting �tructure be granted. Motion Uras seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. The (>ity Attorney presented Ordznance 657 concerning the annexation of 51�-,�crest Unit 9 for its second reading. Commissioner RusseTl moved that by unanimous con- sent of the City Comm:tss3on thaC Ordinance 657 be considered on its second readin� by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and earried unanimously. The City Attorney read Ordinanc� 657 by title only. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 657 be passed oz1 its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded '�y Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. Mr. E. M. Sanford, a real estate broker, addressed the Commission informing them that he vaas in iavor of annexing Unit 9 to tne Citg but� he had sold aeveral of the lots facing Hercules Street with the underat�.ndir� that the neta owners could build duplex_es on them in accordance with the deed restrletions, and that sinee then he had been iniormed that the proposed zoning for Unit g included R-1 zoning f�r the lots in queation. He said he had immediately wri.tten to ihe new owners of these properties 3nforming them of the proposed zoning but as yet he -2- CITi' COMMT_5SION MEETING -June 21, 195� had not rec�eved an answer from any of them, He al�o reported that he had bougrt one of -�he lots facing on H�rcules v�i�h the intention of butlding a duplel: in the near future, The City Att�rnEy poirted out6tiher areas in the City where the a��a restrictions do not a�ree with the actual �oning. Mr. E{��^entzmari, atborney for Mrs. Doris Alvord, who at the last meeting had requested tha�t these lots facing Iiercules be zoned R-2 instead of R-1, reported that Mrs. Alvo�d had withdrawn her request before the matter Uras considered bf the �oning Board aga3n. Commissioner Kennedy suggested that it would not do any h�,rm to defer the zoning designation until rQr, Sanford can get an answer from the people to whom he Wrote. He said the Commission could go ahead With the annexation proceedings and set the zoning restrictions at another meeting. It Vra3 the und;;rstanding that any building p�rmits issued during the interim period should be according to R-1 zoning. Conimissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 657 be passed and adopted on its thixd and final reaaing, Motion was seconded bJ Commissior.e� Kennedy and carried unanimously.. Commissioner Ba�es moved that in connection with the passage of Ordinance 657 that the zoning on this property be held open and referred back to the Zoning Board for their further recommendation and a report at the next regular meeting. ��tetion was sec�nded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously, The City Attorney presented for its �3.r�_�. reading pro�sed Ordinance 658 whi�h amende� Section 5 of Chapter 21 of the Gity Code by making it illegal to change clothe� :Ln any public restroom within the City. Commissinner Strang moz7ed that Ordinanee 65$ be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissione� Russell and carried unanimously, Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance $58 be considerec7 by bitle only on its wecond readi�g by unanimous consen�t of the C�mmission. Notion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read Ordinar.ee 658 by title on1y. Commissioner Russell moved that Ord'inance 658 be passed on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously, The City Attorney read Ordinance 658 in full. Commi3sioner Bates moved that Ordinance 658 be passed ar�d adopted on its third and final reading considerino that all three readings were handled on the same meeting Uy unanimous con.^ent. MOtion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. The City Atiorney pr�sented for izs first reading proposed Ordinance &59 ti4rhich would secure for the City a portion of the State tax on casualty insurance to be allocated to the Fc�iice Pension Fund. Commissioner Strang moved i:hat Ordinance 659 be pas�ed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance`be consi�ered �n its second reading by title only by unanimous consent of the Commission. Metion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously, The City Attorney read Ordinance 659 by title only. Commissioner Russell moved that Ordinance 659 be Aassed on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and ca;:ried unanimously. The City Attorney submit�ed a proposed amendment tc� the lease of the City with the Clearwater Country Club for the golf club property. He explained that this amendment would make them subject to City taxes from whieh they are now exemgt. Commissioner Russell moved that the amendment to the Country Club lease be accepted by the City and that the appropriate officials be authorized to sign i�. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously. The City Manager read a report from the Zoning Board that Druid Acres Subdivision be zoned R-1. Commissioner Russell moved that the Commission accept the recommendation of �h� Zoning Board tivith reference to the zoning of this subdiv�sion for R-l. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. A report from the Zonin� Board w�as read recommend3ng that Druid Estates and Sirmons Heights Subdivision be zoned a3 R-1. Commissioner Strang moved that the Zoning Board's .recommendation of the zaning of Druid Estates and Sirmons Iieights be approved as R-1. Metion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The Mayor announced the cansideration of the request of Blackbusn Paving Company for the rezoning of Block g, Jones Subdivision, from Business to Manufacturing. The Mayor read the rep�rt from the �oning Board tivhich was that the request be denied for it was a matter o,f rezoning rather than hardship and should be handl�d by referendum although the Board was of the opinion that the property should remain in the Business zone. During the discusszon, it was brou;ht out that there would be some smoke and odar in connecti�n with estabTishing an asphalt plant at this locaiion. Commisaioner Russell was of the opinion that the reason they wished �his l�cation was because of it�nearness to the Gas pl�,nt as gas would be needeG in its operation, TYie Mayor pointed aut that the tnatter had not been advertised as a Public Hearing and has not been so constituted. The Mayor told Mr.Iirentzman, at�orney fbr the Blacltburn Company, -�hat the Commission -3 - __ _ -4 - CITY COMMTSSTQN MEETTNG June 21, 1954 � � �, c��� c� �' `. looked with favor on an asphalt p7,an� in the C3ty or in ita vicinity but by consent would defsr action on approval in �his location for fur�her in�restigat�on. A Tne City �lttarney presented�le�ter from A11ey, Rei�baum & Capes encl�sing a petitlon from three persons owning property located on Gulf Jiew Boulevard between Fir�t Sts•eet and Third Street requesting that the ten foot buildin� line be changed to a twenty foot building line s3nce all of the ex3�ting buiTdings ha�ve a setback of twenty feet from Gulf Viei�r. He read the Zoning Board's recommenda�ion which v�as tha� the ma;ttAr be placed on the next referendum ba].lot, By consent, the matter• was referred to the City At�orney to be placed on the referendum iile. The Mayor requested that the �roperty owners be in�ortned of the Commi.ssion's action. The C3.ty Manager recommended the installation of a water main extens3on in Highland Pines 3rd Addition, outside of the City, at an estimated cost of $7,340,00, check for which is on file from the developer, Franl� �Iannock, Jr. The Mayor sug�ested xlza� it migh�t be well to prop4se annexation to the developer before approving the �e�unding contraot on water• service. Commissioner Strang moved that no action be taken until the Commission has a conferer�ce with Mr. Hanc�c�c and that the Mayor appoint a Committee ta look over this property with Mr. Hancock. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and c,arried unanimou5ly. . � The City Manager presented a Resolution requiring twenty-eight property owners to clean their lots of weeds �nd underbrash. Commissioner Russel7. moved the Resolution be adopted. P7otj.on was seconded by Commissioner� Strang and carried unanimously. The City Manager p�esented an application from Mrs. Edna H. Minor for permission to erect a gas station in front of their present buildin� at 1415 South Greenwood Avenue. The City Manaoer stated that tlze application had been approveq • by the Building Department, the Zoning Board, the City Engineer and himself. Comm�:sioner Kennedy moved ihat the permit be granted. Motlon was seconded by Commissioner Batea and carried unanimously. The City Mana�er reported that he had talked with Mr. A. J. Hungerford and Mr. William Moore, developers of Palm 'rerrace Subd�vision Units 1 and 2, regardin� a refund �ue them of monies expended by them in installing 4,836 feet of two inch water line at a cast of $2,936.10 and gas lines at a coat of $110.45, and he recommended that they be .reimbursed on the same basis as the usual refunding contract. Commissioner Bates m�ved that this $3,046.55 be reimbursed in accordance wit�h the provi.sions of the original understanding. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried �uzanimously. The City Manager reported that tNo proposals had been received far plastering two ro�ms at the Youth Maritime Can�ter, the low bid being from Mr. Grover C. Moore for �750.00. He said he had received three proposals for insta"lling an asphalt floor �.n the Youth Maritime Center, the low bid being from Clearwater Tile Company for approxima�ely $015.00. �ommissioner Bates moved tna� tk�is expenditure of $1,365.00 be approved and the work be auth�eized. Motion was seconded by Commi.ssioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. Commissioner Bates reported that he and Commissioner Russell were appointed on a Committee to look Ynto the �racation of an odd piece of land on Eldorado Avenue in fron't of Mr. Jack Moss's home. He said that it was his recommendation � that the piece of land be vacated: The City Attorney said he would like to have the matter defErred until he could confer �vith the Committee. The City Attorney presented a proposed Resolution which would au.bhorize a loan from a Clearwater bank for $45,000,00 to cover certain necessary improvements to tne water di3tr�ibution system to be repaid frum tne contempl�,ted issue of water revenue certificates. The Mayor said tnat the loan would help �he City out immediately with tre water improvements that are necessary now in gPtting �he 1,500,000 gallons a day from the County's i�terim system. He eommented that the City Manager wot�ld like to have this amount paid back o��t of the contemplated issue of revenue certificates on tr�� water system when the City goes into the over-all improvements to receive the water from the County's permanent well field. Commissioner Strang moved the Resolution as so dictated be passed and adopted and that the proper officials be authorized to sign it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously. The City Attorney recommended that th� mortgage of $3,500.A0 be paid off on the former J.C. Building on Clearwa�er Beach which is now 3.ncluded in the Smith- Coon lease. Commissioner Kennedy moved that the Commission approve the City Attorney�s recommend�;tion that the balance of approximately $3,500.00 unpaid on the mortgage on the J.C, Club be paid fi o Jefferson Standard Life Tnsurance Company and that the rec;,mmendation be made to p�o-rate the insurance risk that is now being car•ried on the property by the lessees and that the City endeavor to secure a refund of the premium that the City has paid aince the date oi the Zease. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously, The City Attorney recommended that �udge Reeves be p�.id $750,00 for his �ervices in the Nelson su3t. Commissioner Strang moved that the bill be paid, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bat�s and carri�d urianimously. -4 - -5- CITY COMMISSION MEETII3� June 21y 195�E ��� Th.e City Manager stated that Mr. W. D, dwens would like to meet with the City Commissione bo discuss �roins for his property on south Glearwater T3each. Tt was agreed �hat the discuasion vrould be; neld a� nocn on Wednesday, June 23rd. Mr. Ben Krentzman, attorney for Simon Marks and Stewart Golding, lesseds of the Sma�:l Boat Marina, submitted a cox�y of a proposed sublease with Frank Pho'ciadis for the Comm3saion�s study. The Commission now adjourned as the City Commisaion and ac�ing as Trustees of tYie Pension Fund, on a motion by C4mmisaioner Strang which was seconded by Commissioner I{ennedy and carried unanim�usly, admitted Harry J. Harris and Malvin H. J'ohnson, Policemen, into membership 3n the Penaion Plan, There being no further business to come bezore the Commi�sion the meeting was adjourned at 6;10 p.m. ATTEST: � y u o an er .—"'- -5- `.�/'� ��� _ • _. ,-T; _ CITY COMMISSION MEETING June 21, 1954 June 18, 1954 Mayor Commissioner Herbert M. Brown Commissioners: Jack Russell, W. E. Stran$, Jr. John W. Bates, Guy L. Kennedy Gentlemen: The City Commission will meet in Regular Seasion at the City Hall Auditorium on Monday, June 21, 1954 for the purpo�e of discuss�:ng the ii:ems listed on the attached agenda. Meeting time will be at 1:30 p.m. FCM:S Very truly yours, lsl F. 0. Middleton City Manager Agenda - City Commission Meeting of June 21, 195� City Hall Auditorium 1:30 p.m. l. Invacation, Rev. Robert Coleman, First Christian.Chureh. 2. Approvin� of the minutes of the Regular Meeting of June 7, 1954 and the Special i�ee�ings of June 8 and ��F, 1954. 3. Opening of bids for Sanitary Sewer and Lift Station on the South end of C:le3rwa#;er Beach. 4. Awarding of bid for the New Baseball Stadium. 5. Publie Hearings: A. Continuation on request of James Andrews to have Lot 6, Block A, Boulevard Pines Subdivision zoned to R-2. The present zoning is R-l. (This was adjourned from the City Commission Meeting of April 19, 1954) B. .Appeal of the Florida Power Corporation from the action of the City Building Inspector denying an application f'or a building permit for the constructi.on of an electric substation on Lots lg and 20, Block 84, Mandalay Unit 5. Ce Request of Mr. F. J, Reitz for a ten foot building setback line from South Hillcrest Avenue for Lots 14 and the west half of Lot 15, Block K, Boulevard Heights Subdivision, for an addition to an existing structure. D. Request of Mr. C. J. Tiefenbruch fo-r a fifteen foot building setback irom Mango Street for i�ot 16, Block 10, Mandalay aubdivision. E. Request of Mr. R, i�J. Baker for a two foot building setback line from Eldorado Avenue for Lot 7, Black 69, Mandalay 8ubdivi�ion, for an addition to an existing structure. 6. Commission�s consideration of items from the City Attorney's Office: A. Ordinance 657, annexation of Skycrest Unit #g, on second and final reading. B. Ordinance 658, proY:ibiting the changing of clothes in public rest rooms. C. Ordinance 659, providing additional funds fbr police pension other than Gity's contribution. D. A�nendment of Country Club Lease. 7. Commission's ec�sideration of Zoning Boards recommendation to zone Druid Acres Subd:Lvision, S3rmons Heights Subdivision and Druid Estates Subdivision. 8. Corimisaion's consideration of: A. Request of Blaekburn Paving Co. f�r rezoning of Block 9, Jones Subdivision and Nicholson Addition to Clearwater, Blocks 7, 8, g and 10. B, Request of Alley, Rehbaum & Capes, Inc, and property otivners on Gulf Vievr Blvd. �etween First Street and Third Street to establish a twenty foot building setback line.in the place of a-ten foot setback line. 9. Utility Improvements. 10. Lot Mowing Applications. 11. Any item not on the agenda will be considered with the consent of the Commissi.on. Adjournment- To the Honorable Mayar and City Commissioners, Clearwater, Florida. (In care of the City Manager) Gentlemen: June 12, 1g54 The following Resolut'!on was passed at a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Crest Lake Association held Thursday, June 10, 195�: RESOLVED: That the Crest Lake Association, after investigating the re-zoning of Lot 6, Block "A", of Boulevard Pine3 Subdivision, vrishes to go on r�cord as favoring the re-zoning of bhat lot to R-2 inatead of R-1, on condition that the owner will erect, forthwith, a substant-ial well-built two-family residence on that lo�. RespectiveZy submitted; CREST LAKE ASSOCIATZON, ls/ Walter E. Masters, M.D. President CITY COMMISSION NIEETING June 21, 195�+ Francis Middleton City Manager Clearwater, Florida Dear Sir: 522 S, Cr�st Ave. Clearwater, Florida June o, 195�+ I am writing to you in reference to the rezon�ng of Lot #6, B1ock "A" Bou?evard Pines Subdivision. This rezon"ng w�.s asked fcr by Mr. James Andrews. At the £irs� hearin� before the City .;ommission, I objected to the rezoning of this lot becauae I was under the 3mpreasion that R-2 meant business, Since then it was made clear to me that the request for rezoning is for Duplex only and that I have no objection to the rezoning of this lot to R-�. I find that it wi11 be to my advantage tha� if a duplex is built on this lot I will benefit by it as it will be better than an empty lot. Please convey this message to �he City Commission at their next meeting. Rrs ectfully yours, �s�Mrs. Wm. G. Booth 516 S. Crest Av�nue Clearwater, Florida dune 9, 195�+ Francis Middleton Clearwater City Manager Clearwater, Florida Dear Sir: A,. �. hearing before the City Commission not too long ago, which I attended because I had received a letter that Mr, James Andrews had requested rezoning of Lot 6, Block A, Boulevard Pines Subdivision. I ob�ected to this rezoning because I was undsr the impression that R-2 meant business. Since then I have been informed that R-2 is for a duplex lot and now I wish to ctate that I Yave no objection to this lot being rezoned to R-2. Yours truly, ls� Mathilde Weber June 4, 1954 To: Mr. F. C. Middleton, City Manager From: 0. H. Anderscin, Sec'y. Zoning Board Subject: Request of F. J. Reitz The Zoning Board makes the following recommendation to the request of F. J. Reitz. Lot 14 and W2 of 15, Block K, Blvd. Hts. Sub. That the set-back along Hillcrest be granted to continue at 10' under the hardship ruling, providing it is a continuation of the same building line. A�tached herewith is a copy of Mr. Reitz request, together with drawing. MaY 19, 195� P. 0. Box 152 �learwater, Fla. Zon3.n� Board City of Glearwater Clearwater, Flarida Gentlemen: Am writing this to you, as I think that I have a hardship case on the setback of (25�) twenty-five feet on the praperty 3 have at the corner of San Jaun Court and So. Hillcrest Ave. As all of the o�her homes are in line of a(10') ten foot setback along So. Hillcrest AVe. And as you can see from the enclosed drawing, any additional tying onto present building, I would not be able to make as nice a showing property as I would like toa, if I am to abide by the se�back of the (25�) twenty-five feet on So. Hillcrest Ave. I will appreciate your very most kind consideration on this matter and request, and your advisement of dYsposition. Res ectfully, fs�F. J. Reitz CITY COMMISSION' MEETING �une 21, 1954 June 4, 1g54 To: Mr, F. C. Middleton, City Mandger From: 0. H. Anderson, Sec'y. Zoning Board Subject: Request o�' C. J. Tiefenbruch The Zoning Board makes the following recommenda.i;ion to the request of C. J. Tiefenbruch. Lot 16, Block l0, Mandalay Sub. " That we approve the request of Mr. Tiefenbruch of the 15� set-back on Man;o. Attached herewith is a copy of Mr. Tiefenbruch�s request, together with a plot plan. Clearwater, Florida J'une 1, 1954 Zoning Board City of Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: J� o'�,�� Attached is a plot plan showing a residence to be built for us on Lot 16, Block 10 of Mandalay Subdivision; the Northeast corner of Mandalay Avenue and Mango Street. Inasmuch as all the surrounding resi.dences are located on their respective lobs in the same manner and it woald indeed be impossible �to build our home under the provisions of the existir.g ordinance, we submit the matter for your action and approval on the basi� that it will cause no harm or injury to any surrounding property owners and will, in fact, be an improvement to the neighborhood. CJT/jr �sl CsiJceTiefenbruch June 4, 1g54 To: Mr. F. C. Midd7.eton, City Manager From: 0. H, Anderson, Sec'y. Zoning Board Subject; Request of Robert W. Baker (The 1001 Corporation) The Zoning Board makes the iollowing recommendation to the request of R. W. Baker. Lot 7, Block 69, Mandalay That we approve the request of R. W. Baker of the 1001 Corporation, of the 2� set-back on Eldorado. Attahhed herewith is a copy of Mr. Baker�s request with a sketch showing the construction as it is now, and as it wi11 be with the proposed :�ddition. The City Zoning Board City Hall Cleartaater, Florida Dear Sirs; June 4, 1954 The 1001 Corporation, a family corporation of �,thich Niiss Annette de Bono is the principal oNmer, holds the property a+ 1001 Eldorado and the beach cabana immediately west or" this home, wnie'rs cabana is 1000 Eldorado. Many members of the f'ainily visit here durir� the Winter montY�s but are handicapped by lack of sufficient bedroom space for their comfort, need and enjoyment. For this reaaan they desire to add two bedrooms to the cabana. The construction work tivill'be done by Peter and Carl Falzoni. The architeeture will be similar to that cvhich is there now. The addition will have terrazo floors a.;:� a barrel tile r�oof. The sketch which accompanies this letter shows the construction as it is now and as �.t wi11 be with the proposed addition. The house immediately south of the cabana is owned and occupied by Larry Dimmitt, Sr., which house er.- tends to the property line. The house immediately north of the cabana is owned by J. A. Smith of Tampa, which Yiouse extenda closer than two feet to the property line. We request permission to build this proposed addition �Eo the cabana. � Yours sinGerely, BAKER & BAKER By �sl Robert W. Baker CITY COMMISSION MEETIN'G Jtzne 21, 195� Mr, Herbert Brown, Mayor and Members of the �ity Commission Clearwater, Fla. Gentlemen• 3une el, 1954 ��� For the past several weeks, 2 have been aware of the pending action to annex to the city that part of Skycrest Subdivision lmoUm as Unit 9, lying to the East of Hercules Avenue, However, I d3d not Imow until within the past four d�:ys thai; in connection with such proposed annexation it was planned t� zone all lots on the East side of Hercules Avenue North of Rainbow, except those facing on Drew St. for one family residences. As a property owner in Unit 9 of Skycrest, I wish to go on r�cord as hea�tily favoring the annexation of that unit 'by the city. Hovrever, with reference to the propased zoning of the lot� lying along the East side of Hercules Avenue, North of Rainbow, I wish to point out that according to the recorded restrict3ons placed upon these lots by the developers, A& W Glads, Inc., which reatrictions are incorporated by reference in the deed's given to these lots, they are restricted to two family homes, commonly known as duplex. As a Real Estate Broker I ha.ve handled the sale of several of these lots where the restrictions permit the building of duplex dwellings. One of them already has a duplex building under construction. The purchasers o£ three more o£ these lots reside some distance from Clearwater. One of them lives as far away as Nebraska. At the time these lots were sold, T represented to the purchasers that the recorded restrictions permitted thP building of a duplex upon each lot, and the deeds to the lots incorparate by reference those restrictions. These purchasers relied upon my representations when buying these lots and I know it was the in�enticn of one party to build tor himself on one of the lots. I have every reason to believe that such was also the purpose of the other parties. aince entering the Real Estate business I ha.ve done every thing in my pcwer, and I believe �rith a good degree of success, to es�tablish a reputation for absolute h�nesty and truthfullness in all my de<�.lings and representations. That rPputation I wish to guard :zealously. These purchasers were visitors �o Clearwatier who became impressed with our city and I believe ultimately intend to make it their home, They hav� no way of l,mowing of the contemplated action whi'ch would deprive them of their right to canstruct a duplex home on their I.ots and thereby inconvenience them in addition i;o probably diminish3.ng their property value. Immediately upon learning of the contemplated zoning, I sen� an airmail special delivery letter to each party *Nho purchased lots on the East side of. Her.cules Avenue through my office, iniorming them o£ wha� I understood was ta.king place, and requested their instructions. As yet I have had no reply to these letters, nor do I know that they have received them. This city depends largely upon the tour3st for its growth, and the impression made upon these visitars is important as it is conveved to their friends through- out the country. These people purchased property in a new subdivision outside the city limits with certaln prescribed resi;rictions a_nd for the city to annex this property and piace upon it a zoning contrsry to �he restrictions in eifect at the time of purchase is in my opinion a breach of g�od faith and an act which will be most detrimental to the growth of our city. In addition to ths foregoing, I ovm a lot on Hercules Avenue wh3ch fa11s taithin the category of those discussed above, an.d it is my plan. to erect upon said lo� a nice duplex residence, one side of whi_ch I expeet to occupy. The plans for this building are now in the pencilled sketch stage. It is hoped that upon further cons3deration. Unit g of Skycrest Subd3vision will Ue taken into the City of Clearwater without changing in any manner the rights of purchasers of lots therein accord3.ng to the restrictions p7.aced upon the property by �he developers and under which conditions the sale of lots was made. Your earnest ennsideration and favorable reaction to this matter will be greatly appre^iated. Dear Mr. Anderson- Ftes ectfully, �s�E. M. Sanford 16 N. Ft. Harrison ave. May 28th, 1954 Mr. Gengras asked me to send you the enclosed document for submission to tiie Zoning Board . I4'Rlw Sincerely, /sl Kar1 F. Rehbaum r l CITY CONIMISSION MEETING June 21, 1g54 ��� Mr, Oliver Anderson, Secretary City of Clearwater 2on3ng Board Clearwater, Florida Dear Mr. Anderson: The undersigned are owriers of property front3ng en Gulf Vlew Boulevard between First StrePt and Third Street. It is our desire to have a twenty foot building line established for this area, instead of a ten foot building line as required by the present zoning ordinance. ihere are at present no buildings in thia block closer than twenty feet to the street line. The block south of ur� has a twenty five foot building line. It is therefore our belief that to permit any bui7,dings to be erected only t�n feet from the street line would destroy the view from some of the build3.ngs now erected, wnuld cause an unsightly appearance, and would have an adverse effect on the entire neighborhood. 4Te therefore respectfully request the Zoning Baard to approve ar. amendment to the zoning ordinance that will .reestablish a twenty foot buildi'ng line in this block. NAME ADDRESS /s/ Willis J. Gengras �s/ Jaries A. Novotny /s/ C. S. Lowry 21:5 Gulfview Blvd. 217 Gulfview Blvd. 211 Guliview Blvd. June 4, 1954 To: Mr. F. C. Middleton, City Manager From: 0. H. Anderson, Sec'yo Zoning Board Subject� Request of Alley, Rehbaum & Capes, Inc. The Board recommends tha'c this be applied on the next referendum ballot. 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 tl�iat after ten (10) days notice and failure of the owner thereof Lo do sn, the City shoul.d cle�.n such property and charge the costs tYaere�f against tlxe re�pective property. NOW T'r��FORE BF IT RESOLVED by the Cit.y Commiasion of tYie City of Clear�rtater, �lorida, that the foll,ok*ing described property, sitaate in said City, sha11 ue cleaned of weeds, grass and�or underbrush within ten (10) days after noL-ice in writing to the owner� thereof bo do so and that upon failure to ec�mgly vrith said notice, the Gity shall perform such cleaning and charge the costs thereof against the respective properties in aceordance with Section 128 of the Charter of the City of Clearwater, as ame�zded. NAME �JESCRIPTION COST Wm. Lacey Lot 4, Block B 5,00 190�. Coles Rd, Unit 7, Skycrest Clearwater, Fla. Eric Jacobson T�ot 11, Bloek J& K, 6.00 W. 8uttor� Rd. Unit 7, Skycrest Sutton, Mass, John Burnison Lots 5,6,7,$} and g, Block K 15.00 Box 82 Unit 7, SkycresL Clearvrater, Fla. Richard Schmid Lot 2, Block C, 3,�0 1915 Cleveland Unit 8, Skycreat Clearwater, Fla. - Chas. G. Ross Lots 3 and 4, Block C 6.00 1521 Kirk St. Unit 8, Skycrest Evanston, Ill. Walter Ray Lot �, Bloek C 3.00 115 S. Orioiz Unit 8, Sky�rest Clearvrater, Fla. Rudolph S. Lescanec Lot 7, Bloek C �,QO 108 A Somers St. Unit 8, Skycrest Brookl,�m, N.Y. A and W Glads Lot 8, Block C 3.00 P. 0. Drawer 351 U'nit 8, Skycxeat Ft. Myers, Fla. John Sabo Taylor Lo� g, Bloak C, 3.00 c% Tobere Court Unit 8, Skycrest Clearwater, b�la. Arthur Rutenberg Lot 8, Block B, 5.00 2017 S. Myrtl� Unit 8, Skycrest Clearwater, E'1a. NAME Richard Schmid 1915 Cleveland Clearwater, Fla. Walter Ruthenberg �8301 �lmdale St. Cl.air Shores, Mich. Chas. Barry 40 Woodbine Ave. P].ainfield, N.J. Karl Trick 80 Grant Ave. White Plains, N.Y. E. M, Sanford 16 N. Ft. Harrison Clearwater, Fla. A and W Glads P 0 Drawer 351 Ft. Myers, Fla. Ernest Williams 610 Fa�.rmont Clearwater, Fla. H. Ear1 Barlow Rt. #1, Rapid City, Mich. Lewis E. �rTea'cherbee Sandy Hook, Conn. Chas. S. Thompson 378 May st. Elmhurst, I11. CITY COMMISSTON MEETING Jun_e 21, 1�54 (Continued) DESCRIPTION Lot 10, B1oek B Unit 8, Skycresb Lot a, Block B Unit 7, Skycrest Lot 12, nlock G Unit 7, Skycreat Lots 2, j and 4, Block C Un3t 7, Skycreat Lot 1, Slock A, Unit 8, Skycrest Lot 5, Blocic D Unit 7, Skycrest Lot 9, Block H tTnit ?, Skycrest Lot l, Block D Unit B, Skycrest Lot 9, Block A Unit 5, Skycrest Lot 8, Block A Peale Park �./ � / COST 5•00 5.00 4.00 12,Od 4.00 5.0� 5.00 5.00 5.00 �.00 Mrs. Eliz. Bigby Zots 1 and 2, Block J 4.00 Anderson, S.C. Navajo Park John U. Bird T�ots 7 and 8, Block H 4.00 1005 N. Ft. Harrison Navajo Park Clearwater, Fla. Reade Tilley Lot 35 5.00 0'08 N. Osceola Harbor Oaks Clearwater, Fla. Norman Beecher Lot 43 5.00 432 Druid Harba'r Oaks Clearwater, Fla. Thos. Hamilton Lot 11, Bloc�; 42 5.00 509 E. Pine Mandalay Clearurater, Fla. Jos. Wolma Lot 8 4.00 - 1939 Rainbow Gracemoor Clearvrater, Fla. Samuel Supplee Lots 1, 4 ana 5 12.00 250 Lyndhurst Gracemoor Dunedin, F1a. Harold Swanson E 170� of the W 200� of the 7,00 2470 Magnolia Ave. S 150' of N 280� of the S Janesv3lle, Wisc. 330� of the SEu of the NWu sec. 13-2g-15. PASSED AIQD ADOPTED BY THE City Commission of. the City of Clearwater, Florida, this 21st d�.y of June, A. D. 1954. /s� Herbert M. Brown Mayor-Commissioner ATTEST: /�l H. G: Wingo City Auditor and Clerk Honorable Ci�y Commissioners Clearivater, Florida Gentlemen: June 17, 1954 Aa Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notif�.ed that Malvin H. Sohnson, a policeman in the Police Departiment, has been duly examined by a local physician and des3gnated by him as a"first class" risk. The above employee began his service with the City on Dec. 17, 1953. He 3.a un�er 45 years of age and meets tne requ3rements of ou•r Civ'il Service. It is hereby recommended by �che Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership. Very tru3:y yours, Advisory Committee af the Em�lo�rees� Pension Fund lsf Paul Kane, Chairman lsf Dick Nelson �sl Heleiz Peters J' :�j '�l � � �; '' r�: � r 1 a) " 'r � i, � CI�Y COMMISSTON MEETING J'une 21, 195�. June 17, 195� Honorable City Commissioners Clearwater, Florida Gentlemer� : As �?rustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' PenBion Fund, you are _ hereby notified that Harry J. I�arris, a policeman in the Police Department, has been duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a"first class" r3,slc. The above employee began his service with the City on Dec. 9, 1953. He is under 45 years of aoe and meets the requirements of our Civi1 Ser.vice. It is hereby recommended by 'the Advisary Gommittee that he be accepted into membership, Very �ruly your.s, Advisory Committee of the Employees� Pension Fund %sr Paul Kane Chairman /sl I�ick Nelson ls� Helen Peters RES OLUT�OI�I L4HEI�EAS, t�ere is an in,mediate need for the sum of $45,000.00 for cerl;ajn neceasary water improvements to be made in the City of Clearwater, and iVHGREAS, these funds can be repaid from the contemplate� issue of water revenue certificate�, and L�IIEREAS, 5ection 7 of �he Charter of the Gity of C7.earwater authorizes the borrowing of money for this purpose. N0�3, �HEREFORE, BE ZT RESOLUED by �he C3�y Commiasion of the City of C1earNrater, Florida, in session duly and regularl3r assembled as follows: That the sum of $45,OOQ.00,which sum is less than 50� af �he revenue ot the Cit,y in any �Tear during which this loan will be in effect be borrowed from a banking institution with3.n the City of Glearwater, Florida, an:d further That �50,000.00 of 2� United States Treasury Certificates due June 15, lg6g, held for the City of Clearuiater lay the Chase Na�ionGl Bank of Neta York City be given as �ollateral for this loan, and further That �he loan bear interest at a rate not to exceed 3q, and f urther That the Ma*�or, City Mana�er and City Clerk are hereby au�horized to sigz� the note tvhich will be the evidence �f the obligatl.on, and there is also hereby authorized the expenditure of iunds necessary for stamps and other expenses oz consummation �f the transaction, and further That the no�e sha11 be payab].e on or before one year from the date hereof, PASSED AND ADOPTED this 21st day oi June, A.D, 1954. fsf Herbert M. Brown Mayor-Commissioner Attes�: /s� H. G, Wingo City Auditor and Clerk ----------------- ��� oRl3iliTAI�10E N�� 657 AN OR?7�i.RNGE ANt�CING TJNT'� NUMBER 9�` �TiXC�ST s�n�sxox �ro � r:p�c��� x,.z�s �� � c� or� Gr�A�x�R�, r�o�xn�, �vn �r��rr� xxE �ou�m�� ��z��,s OF 2'HE G°�T3t `i'U 7.�TCI,UlJE SI�ID SUSi3TV�S�ON AGCOIi.DTP7G 2'G} 'I'H� PItOV�SI0I�YS OR SEC'�'Tt)Pi 17i,4�,. R�I�A S'i'A7:�(PI'ES:; AiID PRt3- VIDINCc FOR '�' EF'P'E6�IVE I�ATE. WHEREAS, tha Ci�y Gomtn3s�sic3zi. of �Ya� Ci'x� �P Ciearwa.ter, Flpridar en�:c��� Orc3�.nenc� 130, 655 on Ma� 3„ Z95�r �rh3.c� ord3.xxan�ce rtee2arec3 tk�e int�nt3or� �P �he sa:�d Ci�y to annex TTn�� �Yu�nber 9 0� �kycre�t Stat4di�r2eion 3x►�o tY�e co�pnr�.�e 23tre�,�.ts� of i-,h2 G°�.#:y ��' f:�.e8�7�v�,tez�s at'itl TrJ�REAS, sa2c� ordirrance was ptxb3l.shed pnce a week �or fotzr co�se�u�lve weel�s in �he C1ea.rv�a�er San, �, r�.ewspaper puYsl�shec� 3n �h�* Ci�.y e�f Cle�.rrrrater, E�loc3.da, pr�Qf og whi.ch pu�7.ication i� Y�ere�� a.�ta,ehed, an3 T�HEFt�AS, more �han �hir�y days has ex�ired s�.t�.c� �he ers�c�men� of Ord3.naxiee Na. 655s ancl no re�3stexed vo�er af -�i�e Gi�� rsP C3.e�rutat�r, na ownPz� o$ ���. es�Cate in �h� terri.to�r �o be axaa�ex�d, and no perse�n whom�etrer, ha.� ab jecic�d ta such annexa�ion or has agpli�d to i;he G3.reu2t Corsx�t �f the 5�.actk� �'udi.c3�1. �greui'� in and #'ox° I�3�2e�1s�m Co�,zri�ty, R�.or�.d�, aettin� Por�h an� �b��c���on to �aid annexat�:on, and WiiE..REAS, a�I af` �h� p�av5,t��.on� c�� See�ian 3:7�:.0�, �'larida 5ta�utes, have be�n comp7.9.ed �r�th. NE�47„ �ORE, HE IT dRD�i7.NG'...I3 BY 'i�3E CITY Ci32�MZS�Zt3N OF � CZTX OF C?aEF,I3.WATER, F'ZQRI33A t Secic3on i. The �3.ty af C7.earwater, act� by and thraugla 3.�s GSt�r Cc��r�m s�3'�;�.�u t�e at�thc�r3ty �zd tu�der the prflvis3.csn� o�' Section 1'�l.(1�t, E�larida 3i:a�ttat�s°, hereby anne�es intc� 'the corporate l�na9.ts a� tYae ��:t� of �1e��a��er, E�I�r�.�1a, anc� redeP�.nes �he boundary l�.nes o£` �he sa3.d Ci�y so as to 3.n.elude there3n the Po1�.�vr2ng: Un3.t 9 a�' Skycrest Sul�d3v3.s�on aeea�� �a �he t�1a� therevf record�ci 1n Piat Ba�k 3Ci pa�e �4 of the ptalsli� rec,ords. r�� Pine].1as Cc�tuaty, �la�irla, less and excep� i�ia 5 and 5,. Blrieic °'S" �he�eo�, '�Agether with a�raet of' 7.and 2�pin� i�r[edia��'!; �. st aP I,o� �, Alack "H`s aP sa3d �ubd�visivn, a icrac� aP 1ant� i�r3ng irmnedia�ely �ast ci� T,ot 2, Blaels "�" p� sa3d ssabdiv9.sinns anrl �t �rac� oP' 3a�.ad 1y.Lng im�a3�ately Sau�h c�£ I.��s ',5 322d �� BltsCk n 4n of sai:� sub�ivia9:�on all af a�id proparty b�in� ��f�ex�s�:se describ�d as: Ali �Ysa� paxt o� '�he Wes'� o�� h�.lf (ti�� af the I�iartheast Qu,ax�er 4NE� � o� S�c�'�ion Z3, Toc+rn,�h$p 2� �outh,. ftara�e 1.�. Eas�; k•hieh lies West af' �he East bo�uxdary oP Idimbezs� A�entae, as sha€+m cm the pl�t of` iJxa�:� I�oa �9 oi' Skycr�s�, �.cc�srdir� tee uhe }s3:�.t oi sa�c� subdiv#.s#.an recorded in �a'� bo��C 3fl on page 84 ca£ �2�e publ3c reGox�ds cs�" Pi,n�l.3as Countg, Flor3.da, a,nd �he �xt�ns3ons a� th3s btltanct�ry t9 �e�m:�n5.tit�a�s �n th.e Nor`�ix a.a1d �o�x�h bo�n�9ar3es af sa3:d N'or�heast Quax�er �NE��} a�_ spect3vely. EXGEPTT�FG,. IiOYJEiir.'R,. �ny' pa.r�� af the trac� �h�za described wh3.eh lies S.zt th� Snu�h. 33� �"ee� o� �a3d Nar�heas� .��er ��IE ; j- �eatic�n 2. Tla3.s t�x°s�inaz;�� shal.i. bee8me ��'�ec�ive immed3.a�e3.g :t�ptm its paasa�e. PASSED ON FIRS'� READI2I� EASSI� OPI SECQND REAI3I�I{,i Sun�i 7s �95� 3u�e1 �I,, 1.g5�4 FASSED 023 �.'Iii�D A'i3.'3 Fi33Ab RERAiN� AND A��PI'Ep .Turae. 21� �95� /s,f ii�rbez� P�. �a�rn Mayor-�Gou�i,s�3,c+ner At�est: ; /s/ H,. G. EVingo �3.�y 1�i�3:�flr aa'td Cl�rk „� � � . Q����n.rS .�Da. V�LJ AN ORD�NAt3C� �1MEND�I(� S���iUi3 5 C4R �PTER 23. � O�jF(� �/�'IiEEp �C�ODnyE�}�'yt�73Ry�'� 'm�qiE}{�C�p`�.[�`i/�' *�;F�1 C�{TLEAI3�TA�l�'�AT.¢�p�`��yQR4��{I3fi� � '^'7�Yy Al�•.•.•tS1.L1Y1f 10J Mii{N1YW�1�U'i ViS�U :.SiV £[Ji��iV�. . PI,AGES �Y' AI7AY�YG �E`l`1? '.ik3E WOR33S, " OR xN AI�iX PUBiJI� R�T ROONd"'; PROV�I17.�tG I�'Qit !'HE fiEF� OF ORD7�IAI�tGES IDT G'0�'I,ZG'�.' �IEREWT'i'i�i; Alt'N PR�VIDiNii� Fc'�R 2'i-IE EFF�GTiVF DA� a�REO�. BE %3' ORDAINED HY THE GI!1'Y C014R3ISSIqPi t3� '!'HE L"a�.'Y OF GI,�ARWAT�R, FIARiDA: Se�tion 7.. That Sectic►n 5 0� CYzap�er 2�. of "�h� Cvde n� Lhe City o� Clearava e��orida, 1950" be �.nd �he pam� 3.s Ye�reby amended s� �s ico read as follor�s- '�Sec. 5. Changing clothes in pub3�e---0n strests, �ieaches, etic. I� sha.Zl be uniawful for �.sa3r' Per�sQn to change hi� c�.o�hes on, any public bereia, publ3e park� ��r�e� ar aidewalk, or� �.n a.ny purrlie rEst raom withi.n the �orp�r�,t� 13m3.ta of �he c3ty." Section 2. AZi ordinances and p�.r�s o£ ordi.nances 3.ta eonPl3c� herewi�h be anci t��same are hareby x�epea3.ed t� the �x�ent af such �ox��'iiCt. Seetion 3. This ordinance sha3i 'become ef�ective on.and ast`�er 3��a passage. PASS�n ON RIRST itEADING PA5SET; ON SECQND READZAIG PRSSE.I3 U1�3 THiR1z AND F�1�t�I, R�ADING AATD AD:l1"tED A�tea'� • �8/ x.'�. wi�o Cit�r Atzditar and Cleric �'une 2l, 195� J'tuse 2i, a 1.951E Jtane 21, ].95� �� f Hert�ea� �i. Bx°o�rn I�Sayor-Gomm3ssione�