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08/16/1954 '2;;'~l.~;' l~i'~[,~~i~ 1 ::',/' ,1. i::,.', 'I I '.,.': .1 '. 4....'._ n.~'_'.,_<' .... ....f ,i',_. .,~ d 1 .~ ;J ;1 :1 j ---/~ f"'-' ' , ' I :~ CITY COMMISSION MEETING August 16, 1954 The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at City Hall, Monday, August 16, 1954, at 1:30 P.M. with the following members present: Herbert M. Brown John W. Hates W. E. Strang, Jr. Guy L. Kennedy Jack Russell Mayor-Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Conunis sioner Commissioner Also present were: ,i F. C. Middleton Chas. M. P~illips, Jr. G. T. McClamma S. Lickton City Manager City Attorney Chief of Police City Engineer . ! :, ;~ " :" j . .; .1 ,1 j 1 . , 1 ; ~ .~ i ~ ~ , .1 :4 j .! 1 i ~ ~ . , 1 \ l 1 i t , i , . ! I I 1 t 1 l ! I I A Pu~lic riearing was announced by the Mayor on the request of Mr. Ralph Richards for a fifteen foot setback from Rosemere Road for Lot 3, Glenwood Subdivision. The City Attorney read the request from Mr. Richards on behalf of Mr. George Adriance and the Zoning Board's recommendation which was that the request be denied. Mr. Jack Eckhardt and Mr. Joe Beck, adjacent property owners, objected to granting any change in the 25 foot setback. A letter of objection was read from Mr. and Mrs. William Tench. Commissioner Bates moved that the request be denied in accordance with the recommendation of the Zoning Board. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. The Mayor announced a Public Hearing on the request of Mr. Ben Krentzman for the re-zoning from R-2 to Business o~ Lots 3 and 4, Block C, Carolina Terrace Subdivision, to permit construction of a gasoline station. The City Attorney read the request from Mr. Ben Krentzman on behal~ of Mr. Richard M. Collins and also the Zoning Board's recommendation which was that the request be denied as no hardship was shown and the area was predominately residential. Mr. R. J. McDermott, attorney, addressed the Commission for Mr. R. M. Collins stating that there was no business area at present to serve the people residing in Carolina Terrace, Lakeview Heights and Duncan Subdivisions, and presented a petition signed by seven property owners in Block C showing that they were in favor ot the lots being used for a service station. Mr. Collins addressed the Commission in support of his request. Commissioner Strang remarked that in all probability the area east of Block C on Missouri Avenue may eventually come within the City limits and since it is apparently developing now as residential property, the present usage of that area should be taken into consideration in zoning this property. Commissioner Strang moved that this Public Hearing be adjourned to September 7, 1954, and that this request be returned to the Zoning Board with the additional information of this petition tor their further consideration, it having appeared that this petition was not presented at the time the matter was considered by the Zoning Board. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously. The Mayor called the meeting to order. Commissioner Strang moved that the minutes of the regular meeting of August 2nd and the special meeting of August 9th be approved in accordance with copies furnished each member in writing. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously. The Mayor announced the consideration of bids for air conditioning the Sea-Orama Room at the Clearwater Marina and the City Hall Auditorium and suggested that the Commission also consider advertising for bids for air conditioning the second floor assembly room at the Marina which is used by the Chamber of Commerce and other groups. The City Manager reported that five Dids had been received but that two of them were late and would have to be rejected. Therefore, he suggested that the Commission reject all the bids and return them unopened; then the entire project could be re-advertised and include the second floor room at the Marina at that time. Commissioner Bates moved that all bids be rejected and returned unopened and that the City wanager take bids on all three of the projects at one time. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The City Manager recommended that the bid of $1,715.00 from W. H. Armston Company, the low bidder, to resurface Pine Street and Turner Street from Hillcrest to Evergreen Avenue be accepted. Commissioner Strang moved that the Manager's recommendation and the Engineer's recommendation that W. H. Armston Company, Inc., be awarded the resurfacing of Pine and Turner Streets from Hillcrest to Evergreen for a total price of $1,715.00 be accepted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bat es and carr ied unanimously. The Mayor announced the Public Hearing on the request of Mr. Ernest A. McCall for a four foot setback line from the side lot line for Lots 43 and 44, Block B, 2nd Addition to Belmont Subdivision, for an addition to an existing structure. The City Attorney read the request ~rom Mr. McCall and the Zoning Board's recommendation which was that the request be granted. The Mayor inquired if there were any objections and there were none. Commissioner Kennedy moved that the recommendation of the Zoning Board be approved and that a restricted setback of four feet be granted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. ""', I~.' \:t....~" 'I~\ ' ., 1 I \ I I l I f : , ! ',." '. ' I'. ", ! .... . ,.'\'. ,i~~ilfl~, , , "",' ,. . .f:..... ..~.:.17 ;"1 :..c.. ..:.',' . . _. '). iiI~~;":,,',c:<:".. ,. .._';..':.:. :;';'-';:':A ;,.:n....,~...'t:.....:..:: ~ /() l l i ) 1 .~_/) . ~. i:'J--';" : "!I'~';; 1.,.'~.., ,,.~ J ,'.' ,4 -2- CITY COMMISSION MEETING August 16, 1954 A Public Hearing was announced on the request of Mr. Keith Simons for a twenty foot setback from Princess Street and a thirteen and one-half foot building setback line from Sunset Drive for Lot 10, Block a, North Shore Park. The City Attorney read the request of Mr. Simons and the recommendation of the Zoning Board which was that the request be approved if the setbacks are not less than the esta- blished setback of existing construction on adjoining property. Mr. Ambrose Carlson, owner of Lot 11, Block 8, objected to the granting of the 20 foot setback from Princess Street as it would interfere with his view. It was pointed out that all of the existing houses on Princess Street inCluding Mr. Carlson's had setbacks of twenty feet. Mr. Frank Carmack, owner of adjoining property to the north, reported that he had no objection. Commissioner Bates moved that the request be granted in conformity with our opinion and the recommendation of the Zoning Board. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. A Public Hearing was called on the proposed 30 foot paving, curb and drainage of Union Street rrom Edgewater Drive to Broadway. The City A~anager from Dunedin, Mr. aadley Shaw, was present and stated that the City of Dunedin had agreed to pave one-half of Union Street, it being on the boundary line between Dunedin and Clearwater. Mr. Middleton reported that the project for Clear~ater had been estimated on the south half of Union Street, to be assessed according to footage. The Engineer estimated the cost at ~4.g5 per front foot. The En~ineer reported that a pr~liminary hearing had been held at which the r€action had been favorable. The City Attorney reported the receipt of two letters from Mr. W. F. Graeske and Mr. Louis H. Jerger, property owners, approving the project. Mr. W.C. Copeland inquired if the old paving would be removed and was informed that it would be as the street ~ou1d have to be graded. He expressed his approval of the project. The City Attorney read a letter from Mr. W. E. Poole, owner of Lot 3, Rainbows End, pointing out that 100 feet of his lot fronted on Edgewater Drive and it runs back 200 feet on Union Street. He stated that his lot would derive no benefit from the paving o~ Union Street as there was already an adequate paving there. Mr. John Rowe addressed the Corr~ission pointing out that the proposed assessment against Mr. Poole would be approximately $1,000.00 which would be most unfair according to benefits received. Corr~issioner Bates suggested that Mr. Poole's property be assessed for drainage and curb but not for paving. Commissioner Bates moved that the Commission approve this project and authorize the work to be done, the bids to be taken andthewc>rk.-.to--be-d()-Ile-, and the properties to be assessed according to the benefits received with the understanding that it be a 30 foot street on a 50M50 cost basis with Dunedin, and that we are also in agreement at this time that the paving assessment would not involve this one piece of property. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read a Resolution assessing against the benefited properties the cost of a sewer line and lift station for an area bounded on the north by Granada Street, on the south by Sedeeva Street, on the east by Wilson Boulevard and on the ~est by Edgewater Drive. The Mayor inquired if there were any objections and there were none. Commissioner Bates moved that the Resolution be passed and adopted and that the proper officials be authorized to sign it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. The Mayor reported that a representative from the St. Petersburg Independent would like the City to take an advertisement in the special edition of the Independent commemorating the opening of the "Sunshine Sky'Way". The Mayor suggested that the matter be referred to the City Manager for decision and the Commission concurred in this suggestion. A Resolution was read assessing the cost of the paving and curb in Pierce Street from Myrtle Avenue to Prospect Avenue against the benefited property owners. The Mayor asked if there were any objections and there were none. Commissioner Strang moved the Resolution be passed and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to sign it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read a Resolution assessing the cost of the sanitary sewer in Franklin and Pierce Streets from Myrtle to Prospect Avenues and curbing on Franklin Street from Myrtle to Prospect, against the benefited properties. The Mayor inquired if there were any objections from anyone in the audience and there were none. Commissioner Strang moved that the Resolution be passed and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to sign it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The City Attorney submitted a Resolution which would change the name of Grand Avenue to Kercules Av~nue to eliminate the confusion of haVing the same avenue called by two names. The Mayor su~gested that a certified copy of the Resolution be sent to the County Commission for their consideration regarding changing the name of the part of the road which is in the County. Commissioner Kennedy moved the adoption of the Resolution and recommended that a copy of the Resolution be referred to the County Commission for their consideration and request that they take similar action on that part of Hercules Avenue extending from the City limits. Mo~~on was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. The City Attorney reported that the Resolution correcting the property description in the Resolution of July 6, 1954, which vacated the west 10 feet of Lincoln Avenue, had actually been passed at the meeting of August 2nd but it did not fully appear in the minutes so it was necessary to pass it as of that date. Commissioner Bates moved that the Resolution be passed and adopted as of August 2, 1954. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. " ~ 'i ~ 'j .\ ~ 1 'j " J .j '. " \ , .: r'.:~". :""'''1 f~t t;[~ , ;c-' . <-....h.::..., I, , .. .. I . ., . .. , .. 1....' ~,. , . '. .~' ;. L "" , \ " j I 1 I', ! ,.. I' . ':; i.. i I t . ... {..,,";';.'..,: "',: \ \.. ~ "'\~" ;;",. ~L :'1 ~ ,', /' .' "1':'" '. ::';, :,:1?;?:;:'~'''''~',:'Y)::~ ,,' ~.', " i~'. ~r~ili,r~~~~'i:;;"'(";"" .t)t~i'l~';'1 ..')~'~ )".'.' ,..~ ., -: ....;. ':j . ":J "'~ "'~!;~'\ . ' j :j"" -"",,' '!~'l' ':' J .;1 'j :.1 . .'.i .::! J :) ., -f .., .. " ~l , '~1 '1 ..!.'J ., '.'1 'j <.' '1 i] :;q '] Jl . , ..1j:.l ., . \ . :.: '., ~ . . .... .',. . r, .' ; .' ,. .~ ~ , :. .... . , . " .~-.".' '.', .... \'. . G 1/ -3- CITY COMMISSION MEETING August 16, 1954 The City Engineer presented a written request from Mr. H. H. Baskin on behalf of Mr. Donald Alvord that the City vacate the utility easement running along the west border of Lot 5, Block A, Skycrest Unit D, and accept in lieu of the vacated easement a six foot easement running parallel to the eastern border of said Lot 5 as indicated on the sketch accompanying the request. An executed copy of the proposed easement was attached to the letter. After some discussion, the Mayor suggested that the matter be referred to the City Attorney to bring back a complete report on this from the standpoint of all the lots affected. The City Engineer reported that the Negro Swimming Pool was completed and ready for final insl'ecti. on by the Qommis sioners. By consent, Saturday, AU8ust 28th, was set up as a tentative date for formal openin~ of the pool. The City Attorney read a letter from Mr. John Weis suggesting that in the near future there will be a need for a new City Hall with larger administration facilities and better parkin~ areas. The letter suggested that a minimllm of five acres should be acquired, possibly along the new Court Street extension, on which a modern building could be erected with drive-in features to pay bills and ample parking racilities and that the present City Hall could be offered for sale to the County. Commissioner Russell moved that this letter from Florida Acres be received and that the City Mana~er write them a letter of thanks and that a Committee be appointed to investigate it and make a recommendation. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read a letter from Mr. W. M. Blanton, 1413 E. Druid Road, requesting that the City break the curb at San Remo Street on the $outh side of Druid Road and pave the apron. The City Engineer's report was that the acreage fronting on Druid belongs to Mr. W. C. Salls and none of it has been dedicated as a right-of-way for San Remo to continue south of Druid Road. The Engineer reported that it would be necessary to have a deed for a 60 foot right-of-way from Mr. Salls in order to reach Mr. Blanton's property. By consent, the matter was referred back to the Engineer to acquaint Mr. Blanton with this information with the thought that Mr. Salls and Mr. Blanton mieht reach an agreement on a dedication. Mr. W. T. Jones from the Clearwater D.A.V. addressed the Commission regarding the proposal of the D.A.V. to install telescop.es at two locations on City property at Clearwater Beach, the D.A.V. to receive 10% of the amount collected for the use of the telescopes. After discussion, Commissioner Strang moved that the matter be referred to the City Manager for a report at the next meeting. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read a letter from Mr. W. L. Bassett in which he proposed to purchase a manufacturing site in the area north of the Municipal Airport and near the Seaboard Airline Railway on the same terms as those discussed at the August 2nd meeting. Hi8 letter pointed out that an access road would be required however. Mr. Bassett who was present agreed to a tentative price of $1,000.00 an acre. Mr. Paul Ficht of the Chamber of Commerce spoke to the Commission requesting them to take some action concerning the needed access road 50 the Chamber of Commerce would have some usable manufacturing sites to show prospective manufacturers who wish to locate in Clearwater. Commissioner Kennedy suggested that Mr. H. D. Crooker be contacted concerning putting the access road through his property to reach the City property north of the airport. An alternate location was suggested to Mr. Bassett of an area immediately south of the Pistol Range and Mr. Bassett indicated this would be acceptable. Commissioner Bates moved that the Commission offer Mr. Bassett this section next to the runway pending clearance from the C.A.A. that it is acceptable, and that we make a thorough study of the problem of the area as a whole. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The Mayor appointed a Committee consisting of Commissioners Kennedy and Strang to work with Mr. Ficht in contacting Mr. Crooker concerning the possibility of openin~ an access road through his property. The Commission discussed the correction of the deed to Maas Brothers for the area fronting on Cleveland Street. By consent, it was decided to secure a photo- stat of the original deed for study and the matter was referred back to the Committee for another report. The City Attorney presented a plat of Bonair Hill Subdivision #3 and the unplatted land lying between that subdivision and Palmetto Street for the Commission~s consideration. He read the report from the Zoning Board which was that the plat and the unplatted area be zoned as R-l. The City Engineer's report was that the streets are in go~d order and the drainage is good but he recommended that Bonair Hill Subdivision #2 should be considered for annexation as it lends itself to the proposed sanitary sewer system and general layout. During the discussion, it was suggested that the Engineer find out definitely about the right-of-way for Palmetto Street. By consent, the matter was deferred for further study. Tile City Manager stated that he asked for proposals on the resurfacing of Admiral Woodson Lane and recommended that the Commission approve a work order for $2,500.00 which was the best proposal. Commissioner Strang moved the work order in the amount of $2,500.00 covering the cost of resurfaCing Admiral Woodson Lane be approved. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously. ,IP, . .;.: J i I i. ':; ! ,,', .. !")\' II' "', >,:,' . . .,rr. ,', .'t '\ .' ':.' . . ".. ~ , ~~~ I""'~' . 'W:oj _~._.__ #fIIh~_.. ,<: '- .. ':;',.:~~1$~~~1~1~,~~t!'~b~;';Q/~" ;;"'. ... .... ..... .".. ". '. '~,.' : .,' ,', ,. ."." . .~ .' J . :~~:.;X:j~':.::,:.'~....,i"~ .,', ,;';::;;,:J,~;:;,,'.,.;,,; ..":^J,,.,...:',..:::....,J:<.;:~:...~M~:;\t;i~i,~i{~:1~=iG;:;~t~';i . \ )':;1 ~, :' ;.; .'. f y. ,< .<,,!:WII~\t;~~~~ "'.0 ""..,j., '..."'j :)1(iJ\;J0~ , . ,', ,'.,~."" , . , , ~"'\'\~ ,:j} ; >1 .~ "':". ,:.,:..1 . ..., ,.. . " "\,, , ) -4- CITY COMMISSION MEETING August 16, 1954 The City Attorney read a letter from a Committee of Clearwater Beach Businessmen, signed by Jesse G. Smith as Chairman, which called the Commission's attention to the traffic congestion on the Clearwater Beach Causeway due to having only single lane traffic on both bridges and suggesting that the only solution lies in the construction of a new causeway or bridge. The letter recommended that studies and surveys be started as soon as possible to get such a projec~ underway. Uuring the discussion, the proposed causeway from Dunedin to Caladesia Island was mentioned with the possibility that the island could be connected with the north end of Clearwater Beach Island; then a connection could be made from the south end of Clearwater Heach with Belleair Beach. Commissioner Russell suggested that it might be possible to build a second causeway from Sunset Point Road to Kipling Plaza on Clearwater Beach. It was suggested that it would be well to consult with uunedin, the County and the State Road Department for if the road could be designated as a State hi~hway, it would be eligible for financial aid from the State and Federal Government. Commissioner Russell moved that the letter be received, that the City Manager acknowledge it and that the suggestion be referred to the Planning and Zoning Board for their study. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously. The City Manager presented a Resolution requiring thirty-nine property owners to clean their lots of weeds and underbrush. COlnmissioner Strang moved the Resolution be adopted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The City Manager reported that the Recreation Revenue Certificates had been delivered and the City had received $404,961.00 representing $400,026.00 for the bonds and accrued interest to date of delivery. The City Attorney reported that on August 2, 1954, the Commission had adopted a Resolution permitting Messrs. Smith and Coon to mortgage their interest in the lease on City-owned property to the extent of $7,000.00 but the motion limi~ed the period of time to two years. Mr. Ralph Richards, attorney for Smith and Coon, had since stated that the time limit was too short and at least four years would be needed. The City Attorney presented an amended Resolution for the Commission's approval. Commissioner Strang moved the Resolution as amended be passed and adopted and that the proper officials be authorized to sign it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously. Regarding the replatting of Coachman Heights, the City Attorney reported that after repeated contacts with all the people concerned and several meetings to explain the project, it looks as if the culmination of the project is impossible because while the large property owners have cooperated, there are some individual property owners who refuse to give their deeds to be held in escrow pending the filing of a new plat. The City Attorney suggested writing a letter to Mr. H. Lane Coachman reporting that the City had made every effort to secure a replat but it was not possible. After discussion, it was decided by consent to ask Mr. Coachman to discuss the matter with the Commission in person. The Commission now adjourned as the City Commission and acting as Trustees of the Pension Fund admitted Leon Walter Bradley, Policeman, to membership in the Pension Plan on a motion by Commissioner Bates which was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting was adjourned at 6:10 P.M. ~~~ Attest: !/fIj;g~ City AUdi7clerk ..c, .\~~ 1 ~t' ...1 r:;if(tY;;(;;fu11~~.~;~~}" I'. "i:> :".:;"'::<<;}?, , ',., ; '.'; "'. ,..... ~. ...; , "~.';. '}.' .;',:~:.~ ,:, : '"'d ,'. . . " .'. -.) ~ . , '~"'~ ; ~ . ~ :.. .... .. ~....".,{.,,:":: I. . I ":. ~. /':: ..: . : ~.'{. .". i',~\~~ ~'" . ....: /.,: . ,.. ',: , I,.", ".:.":'.; " .. +;;;~~1t~~~~~i~';~i0;i;\/' ... ...i.... .... '. . , t .. .'. ," .,,' ...... .;. il:::iL.i,;.0.i,<~c;~J4i.~,;j[j.~;~;M;t~~~t; .' ',' ',. , " ".: ... ".. '", . .... , . . ,",. " "'_ .....' ,.... ~'..' .., "''' .. ......~.:. .' i'.,....-1 , ,";,::..':f..' 0/3 CITY COMMISSION MEETIEG August 16. 1954 August 13, 1954. Mayor-Commissioner Herbert M. Brown Uommissioners: Jack Russell, W. E. S~rang, Jr. Guy L. Kennedy, John W. Bates Gentlemen: The City Commission will meet in Regular Session a~ the City Hall Auditorium on Monday, August 16, 195~, for the purpose of discussing the itams listed on the attached agenda. Meeting time will be at 1:30 p.m. Very truly yours, /s! G. B. Weimer Acting City Manager .::".:~~':J "'. Il~tk~' ..',P \,:;"'",'. , ,., \.. ' ".' , ,. ,> ~'.M.'~" .' " A , , ; , .;~ , :.'.'; ,I, GBW: 8 Enclosure , :1 .'1 ~ . ~': -~----~---~----~~~----~~-_._----~--~-------~------~-~--------------------------.- Invocation. Rev. Robert Cochran, Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church. Approving the minutes of the Regular Meeting of August 2, 1954, and the Special Meeting of August 9, 1954. Opening of bids for Air Conditioning in the Sea-Orama Room, Clearwater Marina and the City Kall Auditorium. Awarding of bid for construction of resurfacing Pine St. and Turner St. from Hillcrest Ave. to Evergreen Ave. Public Hearings: A. Request of Mr. Ernest A. McCall for a four foot building setback line from the side lot line for Lots 43 and 44, Block B, Second Addition to Belmont Subdivision, for an addition to a~ existing structure. Request of Mr. Ralph Richards for a fifteen foot building setback line from Rosemere Road for Lot 3, Glenwood Subdivision. Request of Mr. Ben Krentzman for the re-zoning from R-2 to Business or Lots 3 and 4. Block C, Carolina Terrace Subdivisi0n, to permit construc- tion of a gasoline station. Request of Mr. Keith Simons for a twenty foot setback line from Princess St. and a thirteen and one-half foot building setback line from Sunset Drive for Lot 10, Block a, North Shore Park. E. Paving of Union Street. Commission's consideration of items rrom the City Attorney's Office: A. Assessment Resolution for sewer line and lift station in certain areas north of Stevenson Creek. Assessment Resolution for pavement in Pierce St. bet~een Prospect and Myrtle Avenues. Assessment Resolution for pavement and sanitary sewer in Franklin St. between Prospect and Myrtle Avenues. D. Resolution changing name of Grand Avenue to Hercules Avenue. E. Resolution regarding Lincoln Avenue. Commission's consideration of: A. Abandoning an easement and dedicating a new easement in Skycrest Subdivision. Report on completion of ~egro Swimming Pool. Letter from Florida Acres. Letter from W. M. Blanton regarding opening of San Remo Ave. south of Druid Road. Report on letter from D. A. V. regarding Telescope. Letter from W. L. Bassett regarding lease or sale of City property north of' the Airport. Report from Committee regarding Mass Brothers Deed. Report on new nSunshine Skyway" by Independent Representative. Report on Plat and Zoning Board Recommendation on Bonair Hill Subdivision #3. J. Work Order covering cost of pavement of Admiral Woodson Lane. K. Letter and Diagram from Beach Commdttee regarding Beach Traffic. 8. Utility Improvements. 9. Lot Mowing Applications. 10. Any item not on the agenda will be considered with the consent of the Commission. Adjournment Commission acting as Trustees for the Pension Plan. . . I' - ~ 'tl ., , i\ ,'; '.:...' '~ ,,'{ 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. B. c. ,. ',' '" . ":' ~ D. 6. B. ........ .....,. ',' {~' I:' " c. 7. B. c. D. E. F. G. H. I. Agenda - City Commission Meeting ot August 16, 1954 ~ity Hall Auditorium 1:30 p.m. -~~~-------------~~----~------~---~~----------~------------------~---~------------ To: From: Subject: F. C. Middleton, City Manager O. H. Anderson, Sec'y. Zoning Board Request of Ernest A. McCall August 6, 1951,. The Board recommends the approval of the 4' set back. Lots 43 and 44. Block "B", Second Add. Belmont Sub. Attached herewith is request of ~rnest A. McCall with sketch. ...., . \ j{:' ....-""""-.. '1', . , . , ' r:' . .;~ . ~~~ . ;t ., To: From: Subject: F. C. Middleton, City Manager O. H. Anderson, Sec'y. Zoning Board Request of Ralph Richards (George Adriance) & I/!- . . ".....,..,.. . ..'.. .,. CITY COMMISSION MEETING August 16, 1954 July 28. 1954. Gentlemen: t ~'f Re: Lots 43 and ~4, Block "B" Belmont Sub. - 2nd Add. In 1950 ~e applied for a building permit in order to build our two bedroom home. Our plans called for a carporte and utility room, and at the time, we had full intentions of going ahead with our house plans 85 the City had approved them. Due to the lack of sufficient funds, we had to postpone the building of our carporte & utility room until a further date. At the time our plans were drawn up it was only necessary to leave a 3 ft. space between the house & the property line. Now we have finally seen our way clear to go ahead and build the carporte and utility room but find that it is now a City law that a distance of 5 ft. has to be left between the house and the line. Since our house plans had already been approved as drawn, can we still go ahead with our building? We would only haye ~ ft. left after putting on tne carporte. Anything that the Commission could do to help us in this matter would be greatly appreciated. '. '.,' :. , '. ~', , '. . ,.,...~~ \, " J{~r~.J{ J.L r" . , ' : ,;;j..Ii" ~-<Jr \ . ;}~ I; ~ ,\ ~ ,F~ . .. . July 15, 1954 f I, '., .... I. ::::.,:.:.. :.i"~~~';/.\' 1-, ,.. \'" ". t~.. >0 t!~~~I!lf~\ ' I;~~t~r.":~;, " {I'. ,to \"~ ~.; ."~'i.' ,. " ~:~ . ;~ ..;\ ;., ',~ .:~ :J " ..~ Phone: 31-4355 Sincerely, /s/ Mr. & Mrs. Ernest A. McCall 1517 Scranton Avenue Clearwater, Florida -------~~-~---~~--~---------------~-------------~~--_.~~--~~-~~.~--~~-~~-~----~~ . ? August 6, 1954 The Board denies the request of Ralph Richards. Lot 3, Glenwood Subdivision No hardship has been shown, and also it was called to the attention o~ the City Commission that there was a restriction in the Glenwood Subdivision requiring a 30' set back from any street. Attached herewith is a copy o~ Mr. Richard's request, together with a layout. -----------~---------~-~----.------------------~-~~----~-~-.~--~---~----~-----~--- Mr. Oliver Anderson, Secretary Clearwater Zoning Board Clearwater, Florida Dear Mr. Anderson: I represent Mr. George Adriance who is the owner of Lo~ 3 of Glenwood Suhdivision. This lot is located at the north east corner of Highland Avenue and Rosemere Road. The lot has a frontage of seventy-feet on Highland and one-hundred-ten feet on Rosemere. The zoning ordinance requires a set back of twenty-five feet on both Highland and Rosemere. Mr. Adriance has a chance to sell this lot to a man who intends to build a house ~ronting on Highland. He is, of course, perfectly willing to set back twenty-five ~eet on Highland, but if he also has to set back twenty-five feet on Rosemere, and stay five feet from the side line, t~is reduces the available building space from seventy feet to forty feet. This seems an un- reasonable situation and it makes it impossible for the purchaser to construct the kind of home he wants to build on this lot. In behalf of Mr. Adriance I hereby request that the building line be set at fifteen ~eet instead of twenty-five ~eet on Rosemere. The only lot affected by this change would be Lot 46 which lies immediately east of Lot 3. There is a house already constructed on Lot 48, which house faces east. Consequently there is not now and never will be any house fronting south on Rosemere Road, because this street runs only one block from Highland to G1enwood. Under these circum- stances there can hardly be any reason ~or requiring a set back of t~enty-rive feet on Rosemere Road. 1 will appreciate it i~ you will bring this matter to the attention of the Zoning Board at its next meeting. RR mfm Vex:y truly yours, /s/ Ralph Richards ___~~::~~_.l_.~.t-~...t-,.~....~--:_~...'..,:;r.:;:~'f ....J!:~~,,~~~~':1~~,~~:0~~~~1~~~.t ... .' ~ . , !~ . .1 ..... I ' i " . . 1.";::.,,';::<' .:..,...... ",' ..,,'~'. :J",,:' ,. ...., ..,c;,~.:,-,. .c.:,"if."".. ,.:::::t~~{;t;~:. / ,/...;,.; , U; /..;::) , . ,.. . :, .: " ; '..:..,.~: "''.;; :t~,,~..~,. CITY COMMISSION MEETING August 16, 1954 8-16-54 City Commission, Zoning Committee, Clearwater. He: Rosemere Rd. & Highland Ave. ,: "::::' L , ' Sirs: . ~ We have written this letter & given 1t to the bearer, Juli~ J. Eckhart. We are seriously opposed to any change in allowances involving any property, speculative or otherwise. We can see no reason for hardship in this particular case. /s/ Wm. R. Tench, M.D. /s/ Julia Tench 714 No. Glen~ood -----~-------~-~-------~-~---~-~--------~-~-~---~----------~-----------~-~~---- August 6, 1954 To: From: ~ubject : F. C. Middleton, City Manager O. H. Anderson, Sec'y. Zoning Board Request of Ben Krentzman (Richard M. Collins) .. ,'~ , "...... ) .' \.. -~ " ..; .),~;;(~. , 'l'~i~ti~. " r.....;,;.'.~\.,m.~ 'j !lf~~lJt~;\ ~t.. "." ...... ..' The Board recommends the denial of the request of Ben Krentzman. Lots 3 and 4, Block C, Carolina Terrace Sub. For the reasons that there has been no hardShip shown, as this is pre- dominantly a residential area. Attached herewith is a copy of Mr. Krentzman's request. -~------~----~~---~--------------~-~--------~-----~------------~----------------- Aug. 2, 1954 Mr. Francis Middleton, City Manager Clearwater, Florida Dear Mr. Middleton: Application for an exception under the hardship provisions of Section 31, Chapter 23 of the Clearwater City Code is hereby made on behalf of Richard M. Collins, whom I represent. Mr. Collins wishes to build a gasoline filling station on Lots 3 and 4, Carolina Terrace Subdivision, which is zoned by the City as R-2. This property is located on the Southwest Corner of Woodlawn Street and Missouri Avenue. Missouri Avenue is the City limits, and the a rea immediately to the East of this property is in the County and is unZOIe d. At the time this property was zoned Missouri Avenue was not a through road as it now is, and it is felt that there are practical difficulties and unnecessary hardships in implying the strict letter of the Zoning Act in this situation. I am sending this letter in triplicate to you, and in addition I am sending one copy thereof to Mr. Oliver Anderson, Secretary of the Zoning Board, with the request that it be placed on the agenda of the Zoning Board to be considered at its meeting on August 5, 1954. Very truly yours, /s/ Ben Krentzman BK:.fp - encl. CC: Mr. Oliver Anderson Secretary, Zoning Doard Clearwater, Florida -----~~------~----------~-~-------------~--------~----~-------~------------------- PETITION TO: THE CITY MANAGER, THE CITY COMMISSION, AND THOSE OTHERS TO WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN. CITY OF CLEARWATER. FROM: MR. RICHARD M. COLLINS AND OTHERS RE: USE OF LOTS 3 and 4 BLOCK C CAROLINA TERRACE SUBmIVISION FOR BUSINES&, PURPOSES, TO WIT: SERVICE STATION. COMES NOW, Petitioner, RICHARD M. COLLINS, and would show: That he is desirous o~ establishing a service station on the above named lots; that the undersigned residents and owners consent and agree with the Petitioner's proposed plan; that the above named lots are currently zoned H-2 and the request o~ Petitioner if granted, would necessitate either, One (1) Rezoning, or, Two (2) Permitting use of said property ~or business purposes; Tpat Petitioner makes said request on the basis of the Grounds following: "" , :",..~ -.'" :'~ " .:.:; j';. ""':'-<.' .~- .4...:;:~.;.;~.~~~.;'(::.t':,::~:,:\~~\, ~...: '" ~.., ~:~ '.:::..( 1"::', ';;.:. ..::= :..';......,.......... ,- . . . ...._....,,:~,"':i,;,,;~i"!;::::~~-'i~,i &/~ .... ",;, CITY COMMISSION MEETING August 16, 1954- (Continued) (1) That the R-2 Zoned lots abutting Missouri Avenue in the City limits or Clearwater extending from Lakeview on the North to Plant Road on the South are no longer zoned in a manner to be practical under present existing conditions, the uses of many lots and plots no longer conforming to Ordinance No. 627 of the City of Clearwater. (2) That development of the general area has been such as to make the R-2 zoning of same impractical under present existing conditions. (3) That properties located within the City limits of Clearwater at or near the area defined in Paragraph (1) would be enhanced in value rather than suffer decreased valuation. It f:i _ (~: \"/;' . ~~~t;~;'; r ,,'" ,., !. . ," . ..'.' '. , '1 '. ' . "\ .". ',!. I';, ...... ',- [:n I::,.;. . f.' . /s/ R. M. Collins Petitioner (4) That the owners of lots or plots directly affected by said proposed use have hereby consented to said change by joining with Petitioner in submitting this Petition. __________~_~______________________~_________________________~_____M_~___~_______ WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, AND OWNERS OF LOTS AS DESIGNATED BELOW DO HEREBY JOIN IN THE PETITION OR R. M. COLLINS AND FURTHER AGREE AND CONSENT TO SAID PROPOSED PLAN OF R. M. COLLINS. /s/ Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. /s/ Willard C. Goffigan, /s/ Mrs. W. C. Goffigan, /s/ Mr. Joseph D. Love /s/ Charlotte A. Young /s/ Mr. Dallas Young /s/ Mrs. Joseph D. Love /s/ D. A. Sinclair /s/ Dallas Sinclair /s/ Mrs. A. D. Touchton Lot 12, Block C~ Lots 19-21," " " " "" " 13-14,"" " 3 -4, "" " tf tf " " " " " " " " " Carolina " " " " " " tf " " Terrace " " " " " " " " " Yulianetti, Lots " " " 13-14, 9-11, 9-1.1, 2 ----~-~-----------------------------------------~-~------------------------------- To: Fro m: Subject: F. C. Middleton, City Manager O. H. Anderson, Sec'y. Zoning board Request of Keith Simons August 6, 1954 The Board recommends the approval of a set back of 20' on Princess St. and a 131' set back on Sunset Drive, but that in neitper case shall the setbacks be less than the established setback o~ existing construction on the adjoining property. Attached herewith is a copy of Mr. Simons' request, together with layout and plan. -----------------------~--------------------~------------------------------------- Clearwater City Zoning board Clearwater Florida Box 335 Largo, Florida August 3, 1954 Gentlemen: I recently purchased the N.E. corner lot at Princess Street and Sunset Drive (Lot 10, Block g, North Shore Park) and find that the set-back restrictions do not permit me to build on the most desirable part of the lot. The set-back restrictions at present are ten feet on Sunset Drive and 25 feet on Princess Street. The house next door to the lot is built on a 20 ft'. setback from Princess Street and I believe the other houses on that street are 20 ft. or less. My lot is only 50 ft. wide and to build on the 25 ft. set-back line would lower the value and desirability of my property as the other homes would block the air from the east. Also, to be back on the lot will block my view of the Bay, which.is most desirable. Therefore. I respectfully request your Board to grant a 20 ft. setback on Princess Street to relieve the hardship and 13i ft. on Sunset Drive. Very truly yours, /s/ Keith Simons '1.Ii: _.. _"_r__ ~~.. ."': '..., , ~ : '. ' ~r. '\, ,u,..' , ~~~~ ~$J f~b/ ::;:1., . .1.~. 1,..:.1 ~., I '\ ....'".....: h. _ ....... . .". ,'.,'. "..' ,. ....'.. , ,~. "-.'." -,<. ...... _. ~~"" ',"f . n.' i.h.'r,:.. .' ""''''~ ..... ,,, . . . . . . ., . ..~~ .,-. ," ~ ;"",,:.. .' ~:' ..: .~::::: ;~'~i'i"";;:~'(:-l.t'.~;-;,~,.,.t."'I.:..;:~L:;~~.!:. t. .~~,~, CITY COMMISSION MEETING August 16, 1954 Mr. Herbert Brown Mayor. City of Clearwater Clearwater, Fla. August II 1954 r" . . ~ 1) '~,;"i' , .t..~ \..,".".. . ;j <J.;' ,I .. Subject: Proposed Pavement Of Union St. From Edge~ater Dr. To Broad~ay , ,., I'~ !;. : : . ~,~ ; " , Dear Sir: Notice of a meeting to be held on August 16 to consider the above project is the first I have heard o~ this matter, othe\Athan observing the activities on the Dunedin side of Uhion St. in clearing o~~and. I called at the City Hall for information and due to the absence City Manager I was directed to the City Engineer- there I was shown the plans to cover the pavement of Union St. from Edgewater Dr. to Broadway, and assess the property o~ners on a basis of the footage owned ~ithout any distinction between the construction cost on certain sections of the street, nor to the value of the bene- fits to accrue to various property along the street. This plan of cost distribu- tion is objected to as grossly unfair and I ask that you consider the follo~ing points: I. I o~n 100 feet fronting on Edgewater Dr. and running back 200 feet on Union St. The last improvement on Edgewater Dr. cost this property $616.34- No part of which ~as assessed against others though it is used by the public. 2. There is at the present time a satisfactory pavement on Union St. for the length occupied by residents- thererore there will accrue no benefits ~hatever to my property by the construction of this street. While I do not object to any improvements that will give access to what has heretofore been inaccessible property, it is only fair that those ~ho benefit by such improve- ments should bear the cost- at least in proportion to the increased valuation of their property. I would sum it up this way: A. Lot #3 (my lot) will receive no benefits whatever and the cost of construc- tion will probably be less than any other section of the street. B. Lot #4 ~i1l receive some sli~ht benefits. C. Starting ~ith lot #5 and running for about 8 lots the cost of construction will be extensive but the value of these lots will increase to at least three or four times their present value. In view of the above I submit that I should not be charged for improve- ments that will not benefit me in the least, but will only increase the value of property belonging to others. I hope that members of the Commission will personally inspect the project before it is voted on. ., I i . "', " ,. , ". . , , , , " ,'< '; , .~ ,. }] . .~~ ~ ." '~" ,,' : \.; :-:,~,~"y. : '. ..;'/..~",>;:,~),: :.~., .:,~;[::~W~~ · ."".,"'v,c,~' I fF. ~ '.;.;. .,,', ,. !. I . ~ .. '';I . . ~'~ . . '.:' \ . .1 " , ~. . " c/c City ~~ager c/c City Engineer ResJ>ect~ully , /s/ W. E. Pool.e 2095 Edgewater Dr. -~~----~-------~--------------~-----~---~---------------~----------------~------ RESOLUTIOli WHEREAS, after Public Hearing on the 19th day of October, 1953, the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, determined that certain work and improvements hereinafter described should be done and made, and WHEREAS, pursuant thereto said improvements have been made as follows: Construct an eight (8) inch sanitary sewer and appurtenances in Franklin Street from the existing sanitary sewer in Myrtle Avenue easterly to a point approximately One Hundred and Forty (140) feet West of the West line or Prospect Avenue and construct a Thirty (30) foot pavement in Franklin Street from the East paving line of Myrtle Avenue to the West paving line of Prospect Avenue and construct curbs on the north and south side of Franklin Street from the east paving line of Myrtle Avenue to the West paving line of Prospect Avenue. WHEREAS, under the provisions of Section 123 and other pertinent provisions of the City Charter, after said improvements shall have been completed, the City Commission shall assess the cost thereof against the properties racing and abutting said improvements so made, and WHEREAS, certain parcels or real estate facing and abutting said improve- ments have been benefited thereby and the pro-rata cost thereof shall be assessed against said parcels. BOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City o~ Clearwater, Florida, in session duly and regularly assembled as ~ollaw8: 1. That the above described improvements in Franklin Street between Prospect Avenue and Myrtle Avenue be and the same are hereby accepted and approved as haVing been completed. '10. _I"'JIJ__., ,I;, --.. ,[ '. ,: ~' ..,. ".,"".:" '.;,...t.;..,.... '.."'.' .;r", ,'.j ,'f' .f:'!r:<:;OH::~;\;1')~"i'1f.\Irr:t~t~.' " ,;:-;_. '," .c.~.':~";8";;;:~,r~~"'." ~..;. ,..;L;~~~,:'.~;~~ _:.:.,~~,:.,~ ~~.. ".~..k., .~ ~,;'-::;>,~o;:lY~:i{~:d:~l;'i:i't.:;~;~:ii~~.i1Lh~~it~3;iLL~~~~~1:~!;~~~1[~i~.;;:i'::;(~~:,;::}~ ':,'l'\" ,\; . , " . :~~~~""c"",,,~,c;:,,;: ~.c"",.", CITY COMMISSION MEETING August 16, 1954 (Continued) 2. That the following described properties facing and abutting the afore- said improvements are hereby deemed to have been benefited by said improvement8 in the following proportions of the cost thereof and the same are heroby assessed in accordance with the following schedule. ASSESSMENTS Sanitary Se~er and Pavement in Franklin Street Between Prospect Avenue and Myrtle Avenue Total Cost of Sanitary Sewer: Total Cost of Pavement: Grand Total $115,.63 ~226,8~ " 382.5 PropertI Owner Aikens Subdivision Block 9 ~t 10 ~orden Co., Inc. 815 Pierce St. Clear'Water, Fla. Pa verne}! t $4.l1-/ft. Front Ft. Amount 110 452.06 Lot 11 26 106.85 John G. Woerpel 432 Bay Esplanade Clearwater, Fla. John G. Woerpel John G. Woerpel John G. Woerpel T. R. Yarborough YB Refrigeration No.Ft. Harrison Clearwater, Fla. T. R. Yarborough T. R. Yarborough The Shepard Co. Sanitary. Sewer $3.16 ffojrt. Front Ft. Amo~nt 26 82.27 Lot 12 Lot 13 Lot 14 Lot 15 26 106.85 26 82.27 26 106.85 26 82.27 26 106.85 26 82.27 25 106.85 26 82.27 26 106.85 26 82..27 26.6 109.32 26.6 84.20 100 410.96 110 452.06 Lot 16 Lot 17 Lot 18 Block 10 Lot 1 Harry W. Shepard 67 Kipling Plaza Clearwater, Fla. Harry W. Shepard Harry W. Shepard Harry W. Shepard Harry W. Shepard Harry W. Shepard Harry W. She pard Harry W. Shepard Harry W. Shepard TOTALS 26 106.85 26 106.85 26 106.85 26 106.85 26 106.85 26 106.85 26.6 109.32 100 410.96 785.20 $3226.88 Lot 26 Lot 25 Lot 24 Lot 23 Lot 22 Lot 21 Lot 20 Lot 19 26 26 26 26 26 26 26.6 82.27 82.27 82.27 82.27 82.27 82.27 84.20 ,'t'_' ~~'~5";N~~~:~!~":' .....'Ul~.~.~ 11 tl,' \. ..>~>> , .".. ,.'..' \'. . ~: .': , ,. h ......,. ,;~{&t~ : f \l! T 3. That if said assessments herein made are no~ paid ~ithin thirty (30) days from the date hereof, the City Treasurer is hereby direc~ed to issue and sell certi- ficates or indebtedness under Section 124 of the City Charter, which certificates shall bear interest at the rate of 8% per annum against the foregoing properties for the assessments herein made immediately upon the expiration of the foregoing thirty-day period. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 16th day of 365.20 $1155.64 August, 1954. /5/ Herbert M. Brown Mayor-Commissioner Attest: /s/ H. G. Wingo City Audi~or and Clerk . ' f.(~;X>>'~~'~J:1r}."(.~';:it~..!:.t'~.i.\I~"";"i\); .\;~.l "', .. .;.;::.::r.".: : ;; . ';, "',"; . t,.., . '.. .-< f::'\~.!',;\. .......~... /i.'::.~'"''''' ;)<. ~ ~... "','i}( :-';' 0\ '~'i':~.i,~..";;1f;.t::..tm:i~.~,U(;~'fi~,. ,i:n~i"~";~;.M:~~"1W'!'ObM''',di~''''''-';;~;';kk''''''~~fu''';~';;;'~";";''~;;;;;';';ois",jihi~j~i~t~~l,~dl~~~\~~;'.":";'~ CITY COMMISSION MEETING August 16, 1954 RESOLUTION WHEREAS, after Public hearing on the 19th day of October, 1953, the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, determined that certain ~ork and improvements hereinafter described should be done and made, and WHEREAS, pursuant thereto said improvements have been made as follows: Construct a Thirty (30) foot pavement in Pierce Street from the East paving line of Myrtle Avenue to the West paving line of Prospect Avenue and construct a curb on the North and South side ot Pierce Street from the East paving line of Myrtle Avenue to the West paving line of Prospect Avenue. WHEREAS, under the provisions of Section 123 and other pertinent provisions of the City Charter, after said improvements shall have been completed, the City Commission shall assess the cost thereof against the properties facing and abutting said improvements so. made, and WHEREAS, certain parcels of real estate facing and abutting said improvements have been benefited thereby and the pro-rata cost thereof shall be assessed against said parcels. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, in session duly and regularly assembled as follows: 1. That the above described improvements in Pierce Street between prospect Avenue and Myrtle Avenue be and the same are hereby accepted and approved as having been completed. 2. That the following described properties facing and abutting the aforesaid improvements are hereby deemed to have been benefited by said improvements in the following proportions of the cost thereof and the s~e are hereby assessed in accordance with the following schedule. ASSESSMENT Pavement in Pierce Street Between Prospect Avenue and Myrtle Avenue Total Cost of Pavement: $2325.06 Cost per front foot: 2.96- Propert~ Aikens ubdivision Block 9 Lot 1 Front FtJ Amount I Owner 110 $325.47 Bordens Co., Inc. 815 Pierce Street Clearwater, Fla. Anthony Leogrande 1407 No. Ft. Harrison Clearwater, Fla. Anthony Leogrande Geo. L. Ware 615 Park Street Clearwater, Fla. Rogal Inc. c/o A. P. Rogers 418 Cleveland Street Clearwater, Fla. Alan J. Jerome 204 Osceola Road Belleair, Fla. Alan J. Jerome Alan J. Jerome Kenneth B.S. Salisbury 203 So. Myrtle Avenue Clearwater, Fla. Tack and Warren. Replat of Block 4. Aikens Subdivision Lot 34 26 76.93 26 26 76.93 76.93 Lot 33 Lot 32 26 76.93 Lot 31 26 76.93 Lot 30 Lot 29 Lot 28 26 26.8 100 76.93' 79.30 295.88 Lot 27 Lot 1 Tack & Warren Myrtle and Pierce Street Clearwater, Fla. Tack & Warren George T. Warren George T. Warren George T. Warren TOTALS 295.88 100 93 SO So 100 785.6 275.17. 147.95 147.95 2~.gS .~~ .bb Lot 17 Lot 16 Lot 15 14 .' '.... '~f. }' .' L . '..' ..~. ,-. , !ti~; i0~;i;",.~:, ; .;.;();:- I'I':';";' .:!:~,,;!:<\l{"; ,...',., . 1~~i~~~~~;J~i; \...., ',. . .c' , .. .:; . \~ I , 1 I .' , ' ~",.'.. . ~';.~' ". ,",". ~~: CITY COMMISSION MEETING August 16, 1954- (Continued) 3. That it said assessments herein made are not paid within thirty (30) days from the date hereof. the City Treasurer is hereby directed to iS8ue and sell certificates of indebtedness under Section 124 of the City Charter, which certif- icates shall bear interest at the rate of 8% per annum against the foregoing properties for the assessments herein made immediately upon the expiration o~ the foregoing thirty-day period. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 16th day of August, 1954. /s/ Herbert M. Brown Mayor Commissioner I i i i . . , ! . I I ! .., i '~ :. I. Attest: /s/ H. G. Wingo City Auditor and Clerk . " ~.. .. --~---~-------~------~-----~-~-~-~-----~-----~~---------~~--~------------~-~~--~-- w';,' I RESOLUTION WHEREAS, after Public Hearing on the 17th day of August, 1953, the City Commission of the City o~ Clearwater, Florida, determined that certain work and improvements hereinafter described should be done and made, and WHEREAS, pursuant thereto said improvements have been made as follows: Construct necessary sewer line, lift station and appurtenances in an area bounded on the north by the south line of Granada Street, bounded on the south by the north line of Sedeeva Street, bounded on the east by the west line of Wilson Boulevard and bounded on the west by the east line of Edgewater Drive. WHEREAS, under the prOVisions of Section 123 and other pertinent provisions of the City Charter, a~ter said improvements shall have been completed, the City Commission shall assess the cost thereof against the properties deriving benefits from said improvements so made, and WHEREAS, certain parcels of real estate have derived benefits thereby said improvements and the cost o~ said benefits to said bene~ited property owners totals $11,317.20, and the cost thereof shall be assessed against said bene~ited properties. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission o~ the City of Clearwater, Florida, in session duly and regularly assembled as follows: 1. That the above described improvements in certain areas north of Stevenson Creek be and the same are hereby .accepted and approved as having been completed. 2. That the City of Clear~ater shall pay the sum of $28,569.19 towards said improvements and that the following described properties deriving bene~its from the aforesaid improvements are hereby deemed to have been benefited by said im- provements in the ~ollowing proportions of the bal ance of the cost thereof' and the same are hereby assessed in accordance with the following schedule. ASSESSMENT Sanitary Sewers and Lift Station in Certain Areas North of Stevenson Creek TOTAL COST OF PROJECT: $39,8g6.39 Portion Absorbed By City: All of Lift Station and Force Main 259g Lineal Feet of g Inch V. C. Se~er @ $3.25 3/4 of 8 Inch C. I. Sewer . 465 Lineal Feet of 6 InCh V. C. Sewer @ $1.90 All of 12 Inch Casing (50 Lineal Feet) 15 Manholes @ $150.00 Salaries and Blueprints $15,422.40 8,443.50 121.50 gS3.50 250.00 2,250.00 1.198.29 $28,569.19 Portion Assessed to the Followin~ Described Properties: Total Front Footage: 3,745.54- Cost per Front Foot: 3.02 2277 Lineal Feet of g InCh V. C. Sewer @ $3.25 7,400.25 323 Lineal Feee ot 8 Inch V. C. Trunk Line @ $3.25 1,049.75 1/4 or S Inch C. I. Sewer 40.50 465 Lineal Feee or 6 Inch V. C. Sewer @ $1.90 883.50 10 Manholes @ $150.00 1.500~OO Salaries and Blueprints 443.20 111,;17.20 ..-....---.... .. , , ....~~L~,~:&":,':'~:~L.,"'C,'~".;~".:,'""'~,:,::,.~,'~"';i~.Oi,;~:~.=:~,;l,'~>::~~~::~;J~i:fi!~';:Jl Mrs. Ronald O'Hara Marietta Hotel, Ap~. 17 Marietta, Georgia E. G. Weber 1304 Alexandria Pine Ft. Thomas, Kentuoky Mrs. Juanita Ward Anderson 50 1010 Charles Streee Clearwater, F10rida Louise Hall Barker 50 1024 Charles Street Clearwater, Florida CITY COMMISSION NEETI~G August 16, 1954 (Continued) proserp k!oc~l a Subdivision Lot 1 I Owner Lot 2 Lot 3 George Meacham 2021 Edgewa~er Drive Clearwater, Florida George Meacham Hugh F. Burke 1015 Granada Street Clearwater, Fla. Hugh F. Burke Hubert P. Peters 1021 Granada sereet Clearwater, Fla. Hubert P. Peters Hubert P. Peters Lot 4 Lot 5 Lot 6 Lot 7 Lot 8 West 25' or Lot 9 East 25' or Lot 9 - Ar1eigh Z. Bacon Ar1eigh Z. Bacon Nellie M. Noel 1039 Granada Street Clearwater, Fla. Nellie M. Noel Lot 10, less East 12.5 ft. East 12.5' of Lot 10 Charles H. Millar 1045 Granada Clearwater, Fla. Charles H. Millar May Bancroft Cole 22 So. Highland Ave. Clearwater, Fla. Clifton L. Darling 1059 Granada Street Clearwater, Fla. Clifton L. Darling Lot 11 Lot 12 Lot 13 Lot 14 Peale Park Subdivision Block A LOt 1 Lot 2 Lot 3 Lot 4 Lot 5 Lot 6 Louise Hall Barker Mrs. Russell D. Barker 1024 Charles Street Clearwater, Florida Mrs. Russell D. Barker Charles S. Thompson 37g May Street Elm~urst, Illinois John C. Thill 1044 Charles S~reet Clearwater, Florida John C. Thill John C. Thill Lot 7 Lot 8 Lot 9 Lot 10 . . Lot .11 1ftdIV__ FrOtlt Ft. I ADaoU!\1 68.8 $201"87 68.8 50 207.87 151.06 50 50 151.08 151.08 50 50 50 25 25 151.08 151.08 151.08 75.53 75.5) 37.5 11).30 12.5 37.76 50 50 151.0B 151.08 50 151.08 50 151.08 81.3 245.64 all3 245.64 151.08 151.08 50 SO 151.08 151.08 50 50 151.08 151.08 50 151.0g 50 50 1;1.08 151.08. . , '~~~~~~"c~'~;"""l;',i_;,".";"~";,'~jL_:__~:C:~""~S,ii~,~;~",",!,j','i:Mf~!ifr~.~~i~';=:, ."&:2.':22 Property Lot; 12 CITY COMMISSION MEETING Auguse 16, 1954- ~Continued) Owner Front Ft. AmIU8~ W. E. Crown, Jr. 50 1$ . ! 1050 Charles Street Clearwater, Florida W. E. Crown, Jr. 50 151.08 Cnarles R. Bennett 50 151.08 1062 Charles Street Clearwater, Florida Charles R. Bennett 50 151.08 Addison A. Wakeford 81.3 245.64- 1985 Edgewater Drive Clearwater, Florida Nona B. Sharp 81.3 245.64- P. o. Box 33) Clearwater, Florida Wm. C. Sage 50 15l.0t! 1011 Charles Street Clearwater, Florida Wm. C. Sage 25 75.53 Douglas T. Prahl 25 75.53 Douglas T. Prahl 50 151.08 Charles H.. Teeter 50 151.08 1029 Charles Street Clearwater, Florida Cha.rles H. Teeter 50 151.08 Charles H. Teeter 35 105.74 George H. Morgan 15 1t5.31 1029 Charles Street Clearwater, Florida George H. Morgan 50 151.08 Marjorie McMullen 50 151.08 508 Druid Road Clearwater, Florida Wm. Albrecht 50 151.08 1047 Charles Street Clearwater, Florida \*1m. Albrecht 50 151.08 Francis Fornol 50 151.08 1051 Charles Street Clearwater, Florida LeRoy V. Adlard 50 151.08 1055 Charles Street Clearwater, Florida LeRoy V. Adlard 25 75.53 E. C. Tooke 25 75.53 1065 Charles Street Clearwater, Florida E. C. Tooke 50 15l.0t! t;l [1~:i ~~. H,'", . . "'!'III;:"..I\ ...', :\\:ri~~\f ..~ '~ .J ,;!~!:i< l":,,""~"~''<'''''\''''''/.''..' . (::?~~;:,~:t~%.~~1~:~;:~ t <0 I" . \.' '" I. < ~ ',., '}' i. .;.'..:.:',:;::;rt::j,~~:ti~~{\:t. I.. ... ......,.....",. I. .,"; ,.;:."\;:~{t:~J!:? '. .. I,~ j'~'''' ,1., ).. ( (.:,.;. i:\'::::\~f;{;J,;j;\f:' f .... . .,.. !;.:...,.::;',;tiW;~~'(;. . Lot 1) Lot 14- Lo~ 15 Block B Lot 1 Lot 2 Lot 3 Wt of Lot 4 Ei of Lot 1+ Lot 5 Lot 6 Lot 7 w 35' of Lot g E 15' of Lot S Lot 9 Lot 10 Lot 11 Lot 12 Lot 13 Lot J.4. wi of Lot 15 Ei of Lot 15 Lot 16 Floridena Subdivision Block A Lot 1 62.2 187.93 Dr. Maurice E. Ross 1971 Edgewater Drive Clearwater, Florida Earl S. Ward, Jr. 1066 Iroquois J. Lester Dicus Edgewater Dr. & Sunset Point Rd. Clearwater, Florida J. Lester Dicus 50 151.06 62.5 50 188.8) 151.08 Lot 2 Lot 4 :..I.ot S .' ., <",'. . " '. '1 . .' . . ~1!::~.~\i~;;~.tt.~.~J'.~.;~.;:::(/1:;>~;/'~";':;'~:'~~?:~~~:'<.' ::~:";." ~.~:r:~ :'; :', . PrQ~rtv tot Lot 7 Lot 8 Lot 9 Lot 10 Lot 11 Lot 12 Lot 13 Lot 14 Lot 15 Lot 16 Lot 17 Lot 18 Replat of Lot 3. Block A. Tract A Tract B Sunset Point Lot 19 les8 N 100' No. 100' of Lot 19 Lot 20 Lot 21 Lot 23 '/,/-;.:{y'" ;: <(~~. . CITY COMMISSION MEETING August 16, 1951t (Cont inued ) Owner Thomas R. Cunningham 1020 Sedeeva Drive Clearwater, Florida Thomas R. Cunningham Wm. F. Marshall 1034 Sedeeva Drive Clearwater, Florida Stuart W. Reed 404 N. Ft. Harrison Clearwater, Fla. E. E. Miller 1042 Sedeeva Drive Clearwater, Florida Wm. R. Adams 377 Vine Street Glen Ellyn, Illinois Frances A. Tomes 1050 Sedeeva Drive Clearwater, Florida George P. Chalfant 1049 Marine Avenue Clearwater, Florida Jessie C. Skinner 1060 Sedeeva Drive Clearwater, Florida Edwin A. Kurtzeborn 431 Clemens Avenue Kirkwood 22, Missouri Fred H. Dunlap 1066 Sedeeva Street Clearwater, Florida Robert Paynter 1070 Sedeeva Street Clearwater, Florida Robert Paynter Floridena Subdivision Margaret S. Edmonds Box 158 Hinton West Virginia Howard M. Malcolm 1014 Sedeeva Street Clearwater, Florida Miss Jenny Russell 2407 37th St. NW Washington, D. C. H. B. Nercer 1066 Sunset Point Drive Clearwater, Florida Ruth Murry 1070 Sunset Point Drive Clearwater, Florida Carl A. Bunce 1074 Sunset Point Drive Clearwat~r, Florida R. A. Anderson 370 Mehlenbacher Road Clearwater, Florida TOTALS Fr~gt Ft. t5t:$- 50 50 151.0S 151.0S 50 151.08 50 151.08 50 151.08 50 151.08 50 151.08 50 151.08 50 151.08 50 151.08 50 151.08 50 151.08 78.01,. 235.77 80 21,.1.71 60 181.29 60 181.29 60 181.29 60 181.29 60 181.29 3,745.54 $11,317.20 ,:", 'h' ',j.,j; .t';;..~ < .. '\::1 ,l',l ,.' ':.:,:,:'i:;,::..;....;f::.~ .:. ....;;,:..:.;~~rl"t~tr'tjl ',. ".' ", ~" ,'1- I " ,': ' ," .>> ."~,;. . .' , .... ...c ,:'.}:':. r: ;~:':'rl ......\ .~;, ,_ '. \":. '.' ...... >".:.\0 '-> ',' CITY COMMISSION MEETING August 16, 1954 (Continued) 3. That if said assessments herein made are not paid within thirty (30) days from the date hereof, the City Treasurer is hereby directed to issue and sell certificates of indebtedness under Section l2~ of the City Charter, which cert1fic~tes shall bear interest at the rate of S% per annwm against the foregoing properties for the assessments herein made immediately upon the expiration of the foregoing thirty-day period. PASSED A~D ADOPTED this 16th day of August, 1954. /s/ Herbert M. Brown Mayor-Commissioner Attest: /s/ H. B. Win~o ~ity Auditor ana Clerk ---~--~---~~---~-~----------~---------~-~---~----~-~--~-~--~----~---~-------~~-- RESOLUTION WHEREAS, an awkward and confusing situation has arisen to plague the residen~s of and visitors to the City of Clearwater as a result of Grand Avenue being . designated partially as Hercules Avenue, insofar as it extends through the Skycrest area, and WHEREAS, the Board of Public Instruction of Pinellas County has requested that this avenue be designated either as Hercules Avenue or Grand Avenue in its entirety, and WHEREAS, after due notice in public hearing held this ~te, the City Commission, after due consideration, has determined that the avenue now designated in part as Hercules Avenue and in part as Grand Avenue Should be changed and be legally designated Hercules Avenue in the City of Clearwater. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, in session duly and regularly assembled as follows: That Grand Avenue in the City of Clearwater, Florida, and any extension thereof be and it is hereby designated and shall hereafter be known as Hercules Avenue, and that portion of said avenue now designated as Hercules Avenue be and shall hereafter continue to be known as Hercules Avenue, together with any ex- tensions thereof. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 16th day of August, A.D., 1954. /s/ Herbert M. Brown Mayor-Commissioner Attest: /s/ H. G. Wingo City Auditor and Clerk -~-----~~~----~--~------~-------~---------~-----~---~----~-~-----~~---~--~~----- RESOLUTION WHEREAS, by lease dated December 31st, 1953, the City of Clearwater leased to Amos G. Smith and William L. Coon certain property o~ed by the City of Clearwater and described as follows: Lots Three (3) and Four (4) of City Park Subdivision, according to the map or plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 23, Page 37, public records of Pinellas County, Florida; AND WHEREAS, Amos G. Smith and William L. Coon have requested Paul Hennesen and Maria Hennesen to lend them the sum or $7,000.00 to be secured by a mortgage against all of their right, title and inter~st in and to the above described lease; and WHEREAS, the lease contains a provision that the interest of the Lessees cannot be assigned or encumbered without the consent oC the City of Clearwater. and the said Lessees have requested the consent of the City so that they may be able to execute a valid mortgage against their leasehold rights; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission ot the City of Clearwater, Florida, in session duly and regularly assembled as follows: That the City hereby gives its consent to the action of Amos G. Smith and William L. Coon in mortgaging their rights under the lease dated December 31st, 1953, to secure a note for the principal sum of $7,000.00 payable to Paul Hennesen and Maria Hennesen; provided, however, that said note shall be payable on or before August 15. 1958, and the mortgagees under said mortgage shall not assign their interest therein without the written consent of the City of Clearwater. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 16th day of August, 1954. /s/ Kerbert M. Brown Mayor-Commissioner Attest: .. /s/ H. G. Wingo . City Auditor and Clerk . . ..- ..' . If.'. ;".j,';\!~~"~[~1~~~r:,,~:::::;~,'m" ,,:, ......0..,' . .. RESOLUTION WHEREAS: it nas been determined by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, that the property described below should be cleaned of weeds, grass and/or underbrush, and that after ten (10) days notice and failure of the owner thereof to do so, the City should clean such property and charge the costs thereof against the respective property. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Clearwatr, Florida, that the following described property! sitaate in said City, shall be cleaned of weeds, grass and/or underbrush with n ten (10) days after notice in writing to the owners thereor to do so and that upon failure to comply with said notice, the City shall perform such cleaning and charge the costs thereof against the respective properties in accordance with Section 128 of the Charter of the City of Clearwater, as amended. ~', ,", "'\;:" t?i' NAME D. W. Parrish Benson, N. Car. John MacEdwards Big Moose, N.Y. Eugene Gauss 1920 W. Saginaw Lansing, Mich. Florence Arnold 121 Lincoln Ave. Mineola, N.Y. J. Ward Palmer 615 Mandalay Clearwater, Fla. Lloyd Slater 4g32 S. Park Dr. Ft. Wayne, Ind. Nick I..embo 305 23rd St. Brooklyn, N.Y. Leo Bertelshafer 204 S. Meteor Clear~ater, Fla. Ida M. Fletcher Palm Harbor, Fla. F. L. Skinner 379 Monroe Dunedin, Fla. Lewis Homer c/o Homer Realty Clearwater, Fla. Robt. H. Viser, Sr. 486 Franklin Clearwater, Fla. Wm. Ringenoldus 131 N. a8th St. Wauwatos8, Wise. Mildred Stautz 308 Bay Haven Ct. ljlear~ater, Fla. Faye Russell Rt. 1 Pa~ Harbor, Fla. Mary Crawford 121 S. Lexington Ave. Pittsburgh, Pal James Gra-wford 121 S. Lexington Ave. Pitts:burgh, Pa. Harry Silos 401 Fairfield Beach Rd. Fairfield, Conn. Ed. Heidel 200 S. Meteor Clearwater, Fla. T. A. McGee 804 Penn. CleanJater, ~'la. R. C. Roberts 4 N. Highland Clearwater, Fla. T. F. Mills 4125 Park St. N. St. Petersburg, Fla. Clif't'ord Clark 1506 Alter Rd. Detroit 15. Mich. .~.;: .' . ~ :r!:'. ,./.:.' ".~,\": , ,,'"... ;',;, I." ::" ".... "':. ,. . ~.."":.:~."~ . .....:.. _ '. ,..'_ rr" ,', ," .. .!" ",. CITY COMMISSION MEETING August 16, 1954 . . ,,;.' ., ... .;:~,.;. '.~;. h.'r", \ DESCRIPTION Lot 8 and 9 less N 10' Block 267, Carlouel Lot 8, Block I Revised Plat, Keystone Manor Lot 13 less N 27' N 37.91' of 14 and Lots 16,17,18,19 and 20. Block K Revised Plat, Keystone Manor Lot 15 and l~ less 37.91' Block K, Rev. Plat, Keystone Manor Lot B Mandalay Replat 2184-C Lot 9, Block B McVeigh Lot 11, Block B McVeigh Lot 12, Block B McVeigh Lot 18, Block H 5.00 Hibiscus Gardens Begin at HWM on Clw. Bay at a pt.10.00 773' S ofN line of Sec and extend E J 73', th S'6o W 8:3' th W 355' 'to H\'M th N al. ong HWM to POB, 3-29-15 Tract A and B 10.00 Homewaters Lots 1 and 2 Block E, Navajo Park Lot B Palm Bluff Lot 18 Block C, Pinebrook Lot 5 Block 1, Russell Lot 1, Block A Unit 2, Skycrest Lot 1, Block A Unit 1, Sk~rcrest Lots 3. 4 and 7, Block B Unit D, Skycrest Lot 8, Block B Unit D, Sky~rest Lot 4, Block A, Unit 6 Skycrest. Lot.s 5 and 6, Block A Unit 6. Skycrest Lot :3, Block D Unit 7, Skycrest Lot 10, Block E Unit 7, Skycrest ._- .. \-_;., _"!"ror".. ,1_T L~"",~'ft ."lll'~~"!""'''''~'~''''~''' ~ 8.00 4.00 18.00 3.00 5.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 4.00 5.00 5.00 9.00 3.00 4.00 8.00 5.00 5.00 , t ',/ ,:. .,.,'.:,\': ~... )\t, <~., . I~lll\~" (,."..".:,\"",...,. . r";i~Wjj r'i ?',~;;:, I ' '." ("' I), ,.':/J:i/. , "' to.... oft \." .<..~ ;;<:;~':~:: .., ,.. ., .;" '.~(::.:;,:,: , , . . ". ..; " '",' >. \. .".., , ", ~.'~I:. :> I ~.;/X:i}:~Ji:',~ . i~:?;Mli~I:~~ 60ag-F 14-29-15 5.00 from SW cor of SEt of NEt run N 50.04' to N line Gulf to Bay, th E 331.72' along N line Blvd. to intersection E line of Jupiter for POB, th run N along E line of Jupiter 200' th E 145' th S 200' th W 145' to POB. 60aa-H 14-29-15 5.00 Begin in W line Saturn 200' N of N line of Gulf to Bay, run W parallel to Gulf to Bay 155' th run N 80', th E 155' th S 80' to POB. 60aa-M 14-29-15 4.00 from intersection of N line of Gulf to Bay with the W line of Saturn run N along W line of Saturn 140' for POB. th run W 145' tb N 60' th E 145' th S 60' to POB. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, this 16th day of August, A. D. 1954. ~~------~-~-------~-~--~---~-~-~-------------------------~~-----~----~----~----~- Honorable City Commissioners Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: a As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that, Leon Walter Bradley, an officer 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 Sept. 2. 1953. He is under ~5 years of age and meets the requirements of our Civil Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership. Very truly yours. Advisory Committee of the Employees' Pension Fund /s/ Paul Kane, Chairman /s/ Dick Nelson /s/ Helen Peters "4.'. .' "'~~.' .';: ~,. ,"t. ;'.: 1!,.(,-:':-[~~;'7~";fi~~'~~tr~~~.~~:~~.;\;!t~\{~~:'~;;;~~./~,~~~~~:~:~~.~~;.,:..~/~~ .~ "!..... ;'1.' . "<"~'\~~~:~~CY:::~::~...""~,, . :. NAME Walter Welch 309 0 St. N.W. Washington, D.C. Elmer Kremke Jansen, Neb. Da vid Stewart 2955 Coplin Detroit 1,. Mich. R. E. Schmid 1915 Cleveland Clearwater. Fla. David Stewart 2955 Coplin Detroit 15. Mich. Walter Elson 180 Madison Ave. li'ranklin Sq. L.I., N.Y. Arthur Rutenberg 2017 Gulf to Bay Clearwater, Fla. Steven Sarafin 1452 Gulf to Bay Clearwater, Fla. Fred Wesemeyer .316 Haven St. Clearwater, Fla. Richard Burkhart 1196 Cleveland Clearwater, Fla. Owen Mac Robert 253g Frankfort New Orleans, La. Thomas Carter 31 Ann St. Morristown, N.J. Louis Garvis 1620 Harvard Clearwater, Fla. Fred Priewert 514 S. Glenwood Clearwater, Fla. Chas. Rutenberg et als 2017 Gulf to Bay Clearwater, Fla. ~.~t "~~"'$.,~..',...'~:'.l ~:<'::::~~?l{;~,l ) v:..".~ 1"1' '"e '~i~i ATTEST: /s/ H. G. Wingo City Auditor and Clerk . 'c, ':' ;", ~ .'","r,' \. ;" , .. ,": \". . ~ ( ,.;.~ ;. ", :"." CITY COMMISSION MEETING August 16, 1954 (Continued) DESCRIPTION Lot 1, Block D Unit 9 Skycrest Lots 2.9,10 and 12. Block D Unit 9. Skycrest Lot 6, Block D Unit 9, Skycrest Lot 11, Block D Unit 9, Skycrest Lots land 2, Block E Unit 9. Skycrest Lot a, Block E Unit 9. Skycrest ~~g6 16.00 4.00 r:~c')~i.;~i I' ',!, ,; "C - " ., .11.- ':-::;:;.",)i~j:i:' ! - ..';.f,:~.),.'.: t " t' I . I . i ! 4.00 8.00 4.00 Lot 11. Block E Unit 9, Skycrest Lot 4, Block F Unit 9, Skycrest Lots 6L7,a,9,lO,ll and 12 Block r', Unit 9. Skycrest Lots 4 and 7, Block E Unit 9, Skycrest Lot 12, Block E Unit 9, Skycrest Lot 4, Block A Unit A. Skycrest 4.00 4.00 28.00 g.oo 4.00 4.00 /s/ Herbert M. Brown Mayor-Commissioner August 6, 1954 CITY COMMTSSION MEETIIdG August 16, 195y. The City Coi�unissior. of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at City Hall, Monday, August 16, 1954, at 1:30 P,M. with the following members present: Herbert M. Brown John W. Bates W. E. Strang, Jr. Guy L. Kennedy Jack Russell Also present were: F, C. Middleton Chas. M. Pt�illips, G. T. McClamraa S. Zickton NTayor-Gommissioner Commissioner Cnmmissioner Gommissioner �ommissioner �ity Managzr Jr. City Attorney Ghief of Police City Engineer ��q The Mayor called the meeting to order. Commissioner Strang moved that the minutes of the regular meeting af Auo st 2nd and the special meeting r�f August 9th be approved in accordance with copies furnished each member in writinge Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously. The Mayor announced the consideration of bids for air conditioning the Sea-Orama Room at the Clearwater Marina and the City Hall Auditoriwn and suggested that the Commission also consider advertising for bids for air ccnditioning the second floor asspmbly room at the Marina which is used by the Chamber of Commerce and other groups. The City Managpr reported that five bids had been received but that two of them were late and would have to be rejected. Therefore, he suggested that the Commission reject all the bids and return `.hem unopened; then the entire project could be re-advertised and inclu�e the secand floor room at the Marina at tha� time. Commissioner Bates moved that all b;ids be rejecteti and returned unapened and that the City 1�1anager take bids on a11 three of the projects at one time. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The City Manager recommanded that the bid of �1,715.00 from W. H. Armston Company, the low bidder, ta resurface P�ne Street and Turner Street from Hi3lcrest to Evergreen avenue be accepted. Coznmissioner Strang moved that �he Manager's recommendation and the Engineer's recommendation that t�. H. Armston Gompany, �nca, be awarded the resuriacing of Pine and Turner Strsets from Hillcrest to Evergrzen for a total price o£ �1,715.00 b� accepted. Motion was s econded by Conmissioner Bates and c arried unanimously. The Mayor annou:�ced the Public Heasing �n the request of Mr. Ernest A. MeCall for a fc�ur foot setback line from the side lot line for Lots 43 and 44, Block B, 2nd Addition to Be�.�ont Subdivi�ion, for an addition to an existing structure. Tne City Attorney read the request from NIr. McCa11 and the Zoning Board*s recoramendation which wa� that the request be granted. The Mayor inquired if there were any objections and there were none. Commissioner Kenuedy moved that the recommendation of the Zoning Board be approved and that a re�tricted sstback of four feet be granted. �Iation was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. A Public Hearing was announced by the Mayor on the request of Mr. Ralph Richards for a fi£teen foot setback from Rosemere Road for Lnt 3, Glenwood Subdivision. The City kttorney read 'the reques� from Mr. Richards on behalf of Mr. George Ac:'riance and the Zonino Board's recommendat�ion which was that the request be denied. Mr. Jack Eckhardt and Mr. Joe Beck, adjacent property owners, objected to granting any change in the 25 faot setback. A letter af objection was read from Mr. and Mrs. William Tench, Commissioner Bates moved that the request be denied in accox�dance with the recommendation of tha Zoning Board. Motion was seconded �ay Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. The Mayor announced a Public Hearing on the requ.est of Mr, Ben Krentzman for the re-zoning fram R-2 to Business oi Lots 3 and 4, Block C, Carolina Terrace Subdivision, to permit construction of a gasoline station. The City Attorney read the reqixest from Mr. Ben Krentzman on behalf of Mr. Richard M. Collins and also the Zoning Board�s reconunendation which was that the request be denied as no hardship was showr� and the area was predominately residential. Mr, R. J. Mc�ermott, attorney, addressed the Commission for Mr. R. M. Collins stating that there was no business area at present to serve the pemple residing in Carolina Terrace, Lakeview Heights and Duncan Subdivisions, anrl presented a petition signed by seven property owners in B1ock C showing that they wer8 in favor of the lots being used for a service station. Mr, Gollins addressed the Commission in support of his request. Commis�ioner Strang remarked that in all probability the area east of Block C on Missouri Avenue may eventually ccme within the City limits and since it is apparently developing now as residential prop�erty, the present usage of that area should be taken into cansidaration in zoning this property. Commissioner Strang moved that this Public Hearing be adjourned to September 7: 1954, and that this request be returned to the Zoning Board with the addi�cional information of this petition for their further consideration, it having appeared that this petition was not presented at the time the matter was considered by the Zoning Board, yIotion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously, � /O -z� CITY C0�'IMISSION MEETING August 16, 1q54 A Public Hearing was annaurced on t�e request of Mr. Keith Siraons for a twenty foot setback from Princess Street and a thirteen and one-half foot buildi�ng setback 1'ine from Sunset Drive for Lot 10, Block $, North Shore Park.. The City Attorney read the•request oi Mr. Simons and the recommendation of the Zoning Board which vlas that the request be appro�ed if the setbacks are not less than �h� esta- blished setback of existing con�tructian on adjoi.ning property. Mr. Ambrose Carlson, owner of Lot 11, Block $, objected to the granting of the 20 foot setback irom Princess Street as it would interfere with his view. It was pointed out that all of the existing houses on Princess Street including Mr. Carlson�s had setbacks of t�enty feet. Mr. Frank Carmack, owner of adjoining proparty to the north, reported that he had izo objection. Commissioner Bates m�ved that the request be granted in conformity with our opir_ion and the recommendation of the Zoning Board. Motion svas seconded by Gommissioner T{ennedy and carried unanimousYy. A Public Hearing was called on the proposed 30 foo� paving, curb and drainage of Union Str�et fr,om Edgewater Drive to IIroadway. The City 1"1anager from Dunedin, Mr. Hadley Shaw, was present and stated that the City of Dunedin had agreed �o paee one-half of Uniorz Street, it being on the boundary line between Dunedin and Glearwater. Mr. Middlebon reported that the project for �learwater had been estimated on the south half of Union Street, to be ass�ssed according to fooL'age. The Engineer estimated the cost at �4.$5 per front foat. The Engineer reported that a preliminary hearing had been held at w;�ich the reaction had been fa.vorable. The City Atta.rney reported the receigt of two letters from Mr. W. F. Graeske and Mr. Louis H, Jerger, property owners, appro�ting the project. Mr, W.C. Copeland inquired if the old paving would be removed and was informed that it would be as the street would have to be graded. He expressed his approval oi the project. The City Attorney read a letter from Mr, W. E. Poole, owner of Lot 3' Rainbows End, �ointing out that l�0 feet of his 1ot ironted on Edgewater Drive and it runs back 200 feet on Union Street. He stated that his lot would derive no benefit from the paving �f Union Street as there was alread.y an adequate paving there. Mr. J'ohn Rowe a:t3dressed the Commission pointing out that the proposed assessment against Mr. Poole would be approxzmately �1a000.00 which would be most unfair according to benefits received. Commissioner Bates suggested that Mr. Poole's property be assessed for drainage and curb but not for paving, Commissioner Bates moved that the Coramission approve this project and authorize the work to be done, the bids to be takvn a�rd-��re-�vo-rit--�o he-do�e�, and the properties to be assessed according to the benefits rE•ceived with the understanding that it be a 30 foot street on a SO-50 cost basis with llunedin, and that we are also in agreement at �his time that the paving assessment would not involve this one piece of property. i�iotion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. The City Attr�rney read a Resolution assessing against the benefited properties the cost of a sewer line and lift station for an area bounded on the north by Granada Street, on the south by Sedeeva Street, on �he east by Wilson Boulevard and on the west by �dgewater Drive. The Mayor inquired if there were any objections and there were none, Commissioner Bates moved that the Resolution be passed and adopteci and that the proper officials be authorized to sign it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. The Nlayor reported that a representative from the St. Petersburg Independent would like the City to take an advertisement in the special edition of the Independent commemorat:ing the opening of the }1Sunshine SkywayT�. The Mayor suggested that the matter be "referred to the Qity Manager for decision and the �ommission cancurred in this su�gestion. A Resolutio� was read assessing the cost of the paving and curb in Pierce Street from Myrtle Avenue to Prospect Avenue against the benefited property owners. The iKayor asked if there were any objections and there were none. Commzssioner Strang moved the Resolution be passed and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to sign it. Motion was seconded by Gommissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The Gity Attorney read a Resolution «ssessing the cost of the sanitary sewe� in Franklin and Pierce Streets from iKyrtle to Prospect Avenues and curbing on Franklin �treet from Myrtle to Prospect, against the benefited properties. The j�jayor inqui:red if there were any objections from anyone in the audience arid there were none. Commissioner Strang moved that the Resolution be passed and adopted and the proper ofiicials be authorized to sign it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner kussell and carried unanimously. The City Attorney submitted a Resolution which would change the name of Grand Avenue to �Iercules Avenue to eliminate the ccnfusion of having the same avenue called by �wo names. The Mayor sut�,�ested tha� a certified copy oi the Resolution be sent to the County Gominissian for their cnnsidpration regarding changing the name of the part of the road which is in the County. Commissioner Kennedy moved the adaption of the Resolution and recommended that a copy of the Resolution be. referred to the County Commission for their consideration and request that they take similar action an that part of Hercules Avenue extending from the City limits. Mo�ion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and �arried unanimously. Ttie City Attorney reported that th<': Resolution correcting the property description in the Resolution of July 6, 1954, which vacated the west 10 feet of Lincoln Avenue, had actually been passed at tYxe meeting of Auo st� 2nd bu� it did not fully appear in the minutes so it was necessary to pass it as of' that date. Commissioner Bates moved that the kesolution be passed and adopted as of August 2, 195�a• Motion was seconded by Gommissioner Str.ang and carried unanimously. � // -3 - CITY COMMISSION MEFTTNG August 16, 195�r The City Engineer presented a written request fram Mr. H. H. Baskir_ on beh�.lf of Mr. Donald klvord that Lhe City vacate the utility easement running along the west border of Lot 5, Black :�, Skycrest Unii; D, and accegt in lieu of the vacated easement a six f'oot easement running parallel to the eastern border o� said Lot 5 as indicated on the sketch accompanying the request. An executsd copy of the proposed easement was attached to the letter. After some discussion, the Mayor suggested that the matter be referred to the �ity Attorney to bring back a complete report on this from the standpoin� of all the lots affected. The City Engineer reported that the Negro Swimming Pool was completed an3 ready far final inspection by the Commissioners. By consent, Saturday, Au�ust 2�th, was set up as a tentative date for formal openin� of the poo1. The City �lttorney read a letter from Mr. John Weis su�gesting �hat in the near future there w�ll be a need for a new Cit}= Hall with larger administration .facilities and better parking areas. The letter suggested that a minimum of five acres should be acquired, possibly along the new Court Street extension, on which a modern building could be erected with drive-in features to pay bi11s and ample parking iacilities and that trie present City Hall could be offered for sale to the County. Qommissioner Russell moved that this letter from Florida Acres he rec�ived and that thE City Manager write them a letter of thaniss and that a Committee be appointed to investi�ate it and make a recomrien�ation. Motion was seconded by Commissioner KennFdy and carrzed unanimouslv. The City Attorney rsad a letter from Mr. W. M. 3lanton, 1413 E, Bruid Road, requesting that the City break the curb at San Remo Stree� an the south sidP of Druid Road and pave the apron. The City Er_gi.neer*s report was �hat the acreag�a fronting on Druid belongs to Mr. W. C. Salls and none o.f it has been dedicated as a right-of-way for San Remo to coatinue south of Druid R�ade The Engineer reported that it would be necessary to have a deed for a b0 foAt right-ofaway from Mr. Salls in order to reach Mr. Blantonts property. By cor.sent, the mattsr was referred back to the Engineer to acquaint Mr. Blanton with this information with the thought that Mr. Salls anci Mr. B1antQn mi;ht reach an agresment on a dedication. Mr. W. T. Jones from the Clearwater• D.A.V. addressed the Conunission regar�ir.g the groposal of the D.A.V, to install telescopes at two locations on City propQrty at Clearwater Beach, the D.A,V. to receive 10°fo of the amount collected for�the use of the telescopes. After discussion, Commissioner Strang moved that the matter be referred to tha City Manager for a report at the next meeting. A'Iotion was seconded by Commissioner•Bates and carried unanim�us"ly. The City Attorney read a letter from Mr. W. I,. Bassett in which he proposed to purchase a manufacturing site in the area �orth of the Municipal Airport and near the Seaboard Airline Railway on the same terms as those discussed at the August 2nd meeting. His letter pointed out that an access road would be reqt�ired however. Mr. Bassett who was present a�reed to a tentative price of �1,000,00 an acre. Mr. Paul Ficht of the Chamber of Commerce spoke ta the Commission requesting them to take some action concerning the needed access road so the Chamber of Commerce would have some usable manufacturing sites to show prospective manufacturers who wish to locate in Clearwater. Commissioner Kennedy sugoested that Mr. H. D. Crooker be contacted concerning putting the access road through his property to reach the Citg property north of the air.�ort. An altprnate location was suggeszed to Mr. Bassett of an area immedi.telg south of the Pistol Range and Mr, Bassett indicated this would be acceptable. Commissioner Bates moved that- the Commission offer Mr. Bassett this section next to the runway pending clearance from the C.A,A, that it is acceptable, and that we make a thorough study of the problera of the area as a wh�le. Motion was secon3ed by Commissiener Russell and carried unanimously. The Mayor aPpoin�ed a Committee consisting of Commissic+nzrs Kennedy and Strang to work with Mr. Ficht in contacting Mr. Crooker concernin� t�e possibility of opening an access road through his property. The Commission discussed the correction of the deed tc Maas Brothers for �he area fronting on Cleveland Street. By consent, it was decided tr� secure a ghoto- stat of the original deed for study and the matter was •referred back to the Committee for ano�her report. The Citg Abtorney presented a plat of Bonair Hill Subdivision #3 and the unplatted land lying between that subdivision �nd Palmetto Stree� for the Gommission�s consideration. He read the report from the Zoning Board which was tha;, thE plat and the un�latted area be zoned as R-1. The City Engineer's report was that the streets are in 000d order and the drairage is good but he recommended that Bonair Hill Subdivision �2 should be considered for annexation as it lends ?tself to the Frogosed sanitary sewer systeM and oeneral layout. Dnring the discussion, it was suggested that the Engineer find out deiir_itely about th� right-of-r�say for Palmetto Street. By consent, the matter was d�ferred for fuitther study. The City Manager stated that he asked for proposals on the resurfacing of Admiral Woodson Lane and recommended that the Cammission approve a work c,rder for �2,500.00 which was the bes�t proposal. Gommissioner Strang mot�ed the work order in the �mount of $2,500,OQ co�ering the cost of resur£acing Admiral Woodson Zane be approved. Motion was secanded by Commissioner Bates and carried unanimou�3y. � m -4- CITY �OMMISSION MEETING August 16, 1q54 The City Attorney read a letter from a Committee of Clearhater Beach Businessmen, signed by Jesse G. Smith as Chairman, which called �he Commission�s attention ta the traffic congestion on the Clearwater Beach Causeway due to having only single lane tra�fic on boti: bridges and suggesting that the only solution lies in tl�e construction of a new causeway or bridge. The lettar recommended that studies an1 surveys be started as soon as possible to get such a project Ltnderway. During the disc�zssion, the proposed causeway from Dunedin to Caladesia Island was mentioned with the possibility that the island could be conneated with the north end of Clearwater Beach Island; then a connection could be made from the south end of Clearwater Beach with Belleair Beach. �ommissiongr Russell suggest�d that it mi�ht be possible to build a sscond causeway from Sunset Point Road to Kipling Pla�a on Clearwater Beach. It r�as snggested that it would be well to consu],� with �unedin, the County and the Statp Road Department for if th:e road could be designated as a State hi�hway, it would be eligible for financial. aid from the S�ate and Federal Government. Commissioner Russ�?:L moved that the letter be ieceived, that the City M�nager acknowledge it and that the suggestion be referred to the Planning and Zonin� Board for their study. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously. The City �ianager presented a Resolution requiring thirty-nine property owners to clean tr,eir lots of weeds and unde�brush. Commissioner Strang moved the Resolution be adopted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The City Manager reported that the Recreation Revenue Certificates had been delivered and the City had rece:�ved �404.,961.00 representing �400,026.00 for the bonds and accrued interest to date of delivery. The Gity Attorney reported tha� on August 2, 1954, the Commission had adopted a Resolution permitting Messrs. Smith and Coon to mortgage their interest in the lease on Gity-owned property to the extent of �7,000.00 but the motion limited the period o�' time to two years. Mr. Ralgh Richards, attorney for Smith and Coon, had since stated that the time limit was too short and at least four years would be needed. The Ci.ty Ati:erney presented an araended Resolution for the Commission's approval. Commissioner Strang moved the Resolution as amended be pasUed and adopted and that the proper officials be authorized to sign �t. Mofiion was seconded by Commissioner Bates and carried unanimously. Regarding the replatting oi Coachman Hei�hts, the City Attorn�y reported that afLer repeated coritacts with all the peaple concerned and several meetings to explain the project, it looks as if the culmination o� the proj�ct is impossible because while the large property owners have cooperated, there are some individual property ot3ners who refuse to give their deec�s to be held in escraw pending the iiling of a new pla�. The City Attorne;� suggested writing a letter to Mr. H. Lane Coachman regorting that the City had made every effort to secure a replat but it was not possible. �fter discussion, it was decided by consent to ask Mr. Coachman to discuss the matter with the Coaunission in person. The Cormnission now adjourned as the City Commission and acting as Trustees of the Pension Fund admitted Lean Walter Bradley, Policeman, to memb�rship in the Per►sion ylan on a motion by �ommissioner Bates which was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. There being no further business to come be�ore the Board, the meeting was adjourne� at 6:10 P.M. Attest: City Auditor n �lerk � : �:��/ �!� . .� � .,- CITY COMMISSION in�ETING August 16, 1954 Mayor-Commissianer Herbert M. Brown �ommissioners: Jack Russell, W. E. Strang, Jr. Guy L. Kennedy, John W. Bates Gerat lemen : August 13, 1954 The City Commisszon wi.11 meet in Regular Session at the City Ha1l Auditoa•ium on 1�onday, August 16, 195�., for the purpose of discussing the items listed on the attached agenda, Mesting time will be at 1�:30 p.m. GBW:s Enclosure Yery truZy yours, /s/ G. B, Weimer, Acting City Manager figenda - Gity Cou�ission l�eeting oi August 16, 1954 �i�y Hall Auditorium 1:3o p.m. 1. Invocataon, Rev. Robert �ochran, Peace �emorial Presbyterian Church. 2. Appraving the minutes of the Regular Meeting of August 2, 1954, and the Special ��eeting of August 9, 1954. 3. Opening o� bids for Air Conditioning in the Sea-Orama Rnam, Clearwater Marina ar.d the Gity Hall Auditorium. 4, Awarding of bid for construction of resurfac�ng Pine St. and T�ner St, from I3i11crest Ave. to Evergree� Avea 5• Public Hearings: A. Request of Mr. Ernest A. MeCall for a four foat buil�ing setback line from the si de lot Zine for Lots 43 and 44�, B1ock B, Second Addition to Belmont Suk�division, for an addition to an existing structure. B. Request of Mr. Ralph Richards for a fifteen foot buildir�g setback line from Rosemer.e Road for Lot 3, Glenwood Subdiviszon. C. Regtiest of Mr, Ben Krentzman for the re-zoning fritm R�2 to Business of Lots 3 and �., Block C, Carolina Terrace Subdivision, to permit construc� tion of a gasoline staiion. D. Request of Mr. Keith Simons �or a twentp foo� setback line from Princess St, and a thirteen and one-half foot building setback la.ne from �ins�t Drive for Lot 10, B].ock $, Narth Shore Park. E. Paving of Union Street. 6. Gommission's consideration of items from the City Attorney4s Office: A. Assessment Resolution fur sewer line and lift station in certain areas north of Stevenson Cr�ek. Ei. �ssessment Resolution for pav�ment in Pierce St. between Prospect and Nyrtle Avenues. C. Assessment Resolution f nr pavement and sanitary sewer in Franklin St. between Prospect and Myrtle Avenues. D. Resolution changing name of Grand Avenue to HercuJ.es Avenue. E. Resolution regarding Lincoln Avenue. 'j. Gom.�nission's consideration of: A. Abandoning an easemant and dedica�ing a new easement in Skycrest Subdivisiori. B. Report on completion of Negro Swimming Pool. C. Letter from Florida Acres. D. I,etter from W. M. Blanton regarding opening of San Remo Ave. snuth o£ Druid ftoad. E. Report on letter from D. A. V. regarding Telescope. F. Letter from W. L. Bassett regarding lease or �ale of Git,y property north of the Airport, G. Report fram Committee regarding P�aas Bro�hers Deed. H. Report oz� new "Sunshine Sk wa5�" by Independent Re�resen�ative. I. Report on Plat and Zoning �oard Recommendation on Bonair Hi11 Su3divisinn #3. J. [�lork Order covering cost ot pavement of Admiral WoodsAn Lane. K. Letter and Diag�°am from Beach Committee regardir�g Beach Traffic, $. Utility Improvements. ge Lot Nlowing Applications. 10. Any item not on the agenda will be considered with the consent oi the Commission. Adjournment Commission acting as Trustees for the Pension Plan. To: F. C. Middleton, City Manager From: 0. H. Anderson, Sectp. Zon�ng Board Subject: Request of Ernes� A. MeCal1 The Board recommends the approval of the 1�' set back. August 5, 1954 iots !�3 and 41�, Block iB�T, Second Add. Belmont Su?�. Attached herewith is reques� of Ernest A. Mc�all with sketch. CITY COMMISSION MEETING Auoust 16, 195�r July 2$, 1954 Gentlemen• fte: Loi;s 43 and 44, Bloak "B11 Belmont Sub. - 2nd Add. In 1950 we apgli�d for a building permit in order t� bui:ld our two bedroom home.. - Our plans called for a carporte and utility room, and at the time, we had full inten-tions of going ahead with our house plans as the Qity Yiad approved them. Due to the lack of sufficient funds, we had to postpone the building of our carparte �c utility room until a further date. At the time our plans were drawn up it was only necessary to leave a 3 ft. space between the house 3c the propertq line. Now we have f inally seen our way clear to go ahead and build the carporte and utility room bLt find that it is nAw a City la�r that a distance of 5 ft. has to be left between the house and the line. 3ince our house plans had alreadq been approved as drawn, can we still. go ahead with our building? We would only have �. �'t. left after putting on ti�e carporteo Anything tha.t the Commission could do to help us in this matter would be greatlp appreciatedo Phone: 31-4355 --------------�--------------- Sincerelp, /s/ Mr. 3c Mrs, Ernest A. McCall 151� Scranton Avenue Cleax�water, �'lorida To. F. C. Middleton, City Marjager From: 0. H. Anderson, Secfy. Zoning Board Subject: Request of Ralph Richards (George Adriance� The Board denies the request of Ralph Richards. Lot 3, Glenwood Subdivisi.on 4august 6, 1954 No hardship has been s.own, and also it was called to'the attention o£ th� City Couunissian that there was a restriction in the Glenwood Subdiwision requiring a 30' set back from any street. • A�tached herewith is a copy of iKr. Richard's request, together with a layout. Mr. Oliver Ander�on, Secretarp Clearwater Zoning Board Clearwater, F�orida Dear Mr. Anderson: July 1�, 1954 I represent �Ir. George Pdriance who is the owner of I,ot 3 of Glenwood Subdivision. This lot is located at the north east corner of Highland avenue and Rosemere Road. The lot �as a frontage of seventy-i'eet on Highland and one-hundred-ten feet on Rosemere. The zonin; ordinance requires a set back of twenty-five fe�t on both Highland and Roseanere. Mr. Adriance has a chance to sell this 3.o�t to a man who intencis to build a house fronting on Hi�hland. He is, of course, per�ectly willing to set back twenty-£xve f eet on Highland, but if he also has to set back twenty-five feet on Rosemere, and stay five feet grom the side �.ine, thi,s reduces the available building space fram sever.ty �eet to forty feet. This seems an un- reasonab].� situation and it makes �.t impossible for the purchaser to �onstruct the kind of home he wants to build on this 3.ot. In behalf of Mr. Adriance I ner�by request that the building line be set at fifteer_ feet inste�d of twenty-five £eet on Rosemere. The only lot affected by this chang� would 'oe Lot k� which lies immediately east of Lot 3. There is a house already constructed on Lot 4$, which house faces easi. Consequently there is not now and never v�ill be �ny house f'ronting suuth on Rosemere Road, because this street runs only one block from Highland to Glznwood. Under these cireum- stances tl�ere can hardly be any reason for requirirag a set baek qF twenty-five feet on Rosemere Road. I will appreciate it if you will bring this matter tQ the attention oi the Zoning Board at its next meeting. �ery truly yours, /s/ Ralph Richards CITY COMMISSIQN MEEfiING August 16, 1954 City �ommission, Loning Committee, Clearwater. �-16-54 Re: Rosemere Rdo & Higtiland Ave. Sirs: We have writtEn this lEtter & given it t� the bearer, d�3' J. Eckhart. We are seriously opposed to any change in allowances involving any propertq, speculative or otherwise. �Ve can see no reason for hardship in this particular case. /s/ Wm. R. Tench, M.D. �s/ Julia Tench 711� No. Glenwood August 6, 1954 To: F. C. Middleton, City Manager From: 0. H. Anderson, Sec�y. Zoning Board Subject: Request of Ben Krentzman (Richard 3�I, Collins) The Board recommends the denial �f the request a.f Ben Krentzmane Lots 3 a*�d �., Block G, Carolina Terrace Sub. For the reasons that there has been no hardship shocan, as this is pre- dominantly a residen�ial area. Attahhed herewith is a copy of Mr. Krentzman's request, Mr. Francis Middleton, City Manager Clearwater, Florida Dear Mr. Middleton: Aug. 2, 1954 Application for an exception under the hardship provisions of Section 31, Chapter 23 of the Clearwater City Code is hereby m�de on b ehalf of Richard M. Collins, whom I represent. Mr. Collins wishes to buil.d a gasoline filling station on Lots 3 and !�, Carolina Terrace Subdivision, wrhich is zoned by the City as R-2. This property is located on the Southwest Corner of Woodlawn Street and Missouri Avenue. Missouri Avenue is the City limits, and the a rea immediately to the East of this property is in the County and is nnzox� d. At the time this property was zaned Missouri Avenue was not a through road as it now is, and it is felt that there are practical difficulties and unnecessary hardships in implying the strict letter of the Zoning Act in this situation. I am sending this letter in triplica�e to you, and in addition I am sending one copy thereof to Mr. Oliver Anderson, secretary of the Zoning �oard, with the request that it be placed an the a genda of the Zoning Board to be considered at its meetang on August 5, 1954. BK:fp - encl, CC: Mr. Oliver Anderson Secretary, Zoning Doard Clearwater, Florida Very truly yours, /s/ Ben Krentzman PETITION T0: THE CITY MANAGER, THE CITY COMMISSION, AND THOSE OTHERS TO WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN, CITY OF CLEaRWATERo FROM: MR. RICHARD N1. COLLINS AND OTHERS REs USE OF �TS 3 and 1� BLOCK C CAkOLINA TERR.ACE SUBI]IVIS20N FOR BUSINESS �URPOSES, TO WIT: SERVI4E STATION. CQMES NOW, Petitioner, RICHARD M. COLLINS, and would show: That he is desirous of establishing a se�vice station on the above named lots; that the undersigned residents and owners consent and agree with the Petitioner�s proposed plan; that the above named lots are currently zoned R-2 and the reques� of Petitioner i� granted, would necessitate either, One (1) Rezoning, ar, T,�o (2) Permitting use of said property for business purpose�; That Petitioner makes said request on the basis of the Grounds following: CITY COMMISSION MEETING August 16, 1954 (Continued) (1� That the R-2 Zoned lots abutting Missouri Avenue in the City limits of Clearwater ext�nding from Lal.eview on the North to P1ant Road on the South are no longer zoned in a manner to be practical under present existing conditions, the uses of many lots and plots no lomger conforming to Ordinance No. b27 of the Gity of Clearwater. (2J That development of the general area has been such as to make the R-2 zoning of same impractical under present existing conditions. (3) That properties located within the City limits of Clearwater at or near tbe area defined in Paragraph (1) would be enhanced in value rather than suffer decreased valuation. (�.) That the owners of lots or plots directly af°fected by said �,roposed use have hereby consented to said change by joining with Petitioner in submittzng this Pet�:tion. /s/ R. M. Collins Petitioner � WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, AND O�VNERS OF LOTS AS DESIGNATED �ELOW DO HEREBY JOIN IN THE PETITION UR R. M. COTLINS AND FURTHER AGREE AND CONSENT TO SAID PROPOSED PLAN OF R. M� COLLINS. /s/ Nir. & Mrs. Joseph A. Yulianetti, Lot 12, Block C, Carolina ierrace /s/ Willard C. Goffigan, Lots 19-21," �t " ° �S� MZ`5. W. C. Gaifigan, n n n n tr �r �s� Mr. Joseph D. Love Tr 13_l/�,� n tt rr n %S� Charlotte A. Young 't 3-,�,� tt t' T� '� �s� NIT'. D31118 YouAg tr n tt tr �� tr �s/ Mrs. Joseph r. Love Lots �3-14, n t, ,r f� �S% D. A. Sinclair Tr c�_ll� n rr ft ft �s� Dallas Sinclair Tt 9_11� re �r n n �s� Mrs. A. D. Touchton f� 2 �T +t tt n To: F. G. ivIiddleton, C'aty Manager Fxom: 0. H, Xnderson, Sec�y. Zonimg �oard Subject: Request of ISeith Simoias August 6, 195'� C� �� The Boarc� recommends the approval of a set back of 20' on P'rincess St. and a 13�� set back on Sunset Drive, but that in neither case shall the setbacks be less than the established setback of existing construction on the adjoining property. Attached herewith is a copy of Mr. Simons' request, together with Zayout and pYan. Clearwater City Zoning �oard Clearwater Florida Gentlemen• Box 335 Largo, Elorida August 3, 1�51� I recently purahased the N.E, corner lot at Princess Street and Sunseic Drive (Lot 10, Block $, Nmrth 8hore Park) and find that the set-back restrict�.ons do not parmit me to �uild on the most desirable part of the lot. The set-back restrictions at present are ten feet on 8unset Drive and ?� feet on Princess Stre�t. The house next door to the 1ot is bu:ilt or� a 20 i�< sethack from Princess Stree� and I believe the other houses on tha� street are 20 ft. or less. My lot is only 50 ft. wide and to build on the 25 ft, set-back line w�uld lower the value and desirability of my property as the ather homes would bZock the air from the east. Also, to be back on the lot- will block my v�ew of the Bap, which is most desirabls. Therefore, I respectiully request your Board to grant a 20 ft. setback on Princess Street to relieve the hardship and 13� ft. on Sunset Dx�ve. Very truly yours, /s/ Keith Siruons Mr. 1#erbert Brown Mayorf City of Clearwater Clearwater, Fla. De3r Sir: CITY GOMMISSION MEETING August 16, 1954 August II 1954 5ubject: Proposed Pavement Of Union St. From Edgewater Dr. To Broadway Notiae of a meeting to be held on August I6 to consider the above project is the f irst � have heard ai thi,s matter, other than observing the activities on the Dunedin side o� Ui�ion St, in clearing of�.an@. I called at the City Hall for information and due to the absence City Manager I was directed to the City Engiheer- there I was shoim the plans to cover the pavement of Union 8t. �'rom Edgewater Dr. to Broadway, and assess the property nwners on a b:asis of the footage owneci without any distinction between the oonstructior, cost on certain sections of the street, nor to the vaZue o€' the bene- fits to accrue to various property along the street. This plan of cost distribu- tion is objected to as grossly unfair and I ask that you consider the following poin�s: I. I own 100 i'eet frontin� on Edgewater Dr, and running back 200 feet on Union 5t. The last improvement on Edgewater Dr. cost tnis property �616.34- �to part of which was assessed against other� though it is used by th� public. 2, There is at the present time a satisfactory pavement on Uniori St. for the length occupied by r esidents- therefore there will accrue no benefa.ts whatever to my property by the constrtxction of this street. While I do not object to any improvements that will gbve access to what has heretofore been inaccessible property, it is only fair that those who benefit by such improve- ments should beaz• the crrst- at least in proportion to the increased valuation of their property. I would sum it up tha.s way: A. B. Lot y�3 (my lot) will receive no benefits whatever and the cost of construa- tion will probably be less than any other section of the street. Lot #4 will receive some sli;ht benefits. C. Starting with lot #5 and running for about $ lots the cost of construction will be extensive but the value of these lots will increase �o at leas� three or four times their gresent value. In view of the above I submit that I shou]_d not ba charged for improve- ments that will not benefit me in tne least, but will only increase the value of property belonging to others. I hope tha�t m�mbers oi' the Eommission will personally ix�spect the project before it is voted on. c�c City I'�iariager c/c City Engineer � Res ectfully, �/ W. E. Poole 2095 �dgewater Dr. RESOLUTION WHEREAS, af'ter Public Hearing on the 19th day of October, 1953, the City Commission oi thE City of Clearwater, k'lorida, determined that certain work and improv�m�nts hereinafter described should be done and made, and WHEk�EAS, pursuant t hereto said improvements have been made as gollows: Construct an eight ($) inch sanitary sewer and appurtenances in Franklin Stree� from the existing sani�ary sewer in Myrtle Avenue easterly to a point approximately One Hundred and Fortp (1L�0) feet West of the West line of Prospect Avenue and c�nstruct a Thirty (30) foot pavemen� in Franklin Street f�om the East pavino iine of Myrtle Avenue to the West pa�ring line of Prospect Avenue and construct curbs on the north and south sirle of Franklin Street from �he east paving line of Myrtle Avenue to the West paving line of Prospect Avenue. WHEREAS, under the provisions of Section 123 and other pertinent provisions of the Citq Charter, after said i��provements shall have besn enmpleted, the Ci�y �ommisaion shall assess the co�t thereof against the properties facing and abutting said improvements so made, and WHEREAS, certain parcels of real astate facing and abutting said improve- ments have be�n benefited thereby and the pro�rata cost thereof shall be assessed against said parceJ.s. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RES07,VED by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, in session duly and regular,ly assembled as �ollows: 1. That the above deaaribed improvemezts in Franklin Street between Prospect l�venue and Myrtle Avenue be and the sa*ne are he�eby accept�d and approved as having been completed. r �� CTTY COMMISSTON MEETTNG August 16, 1954 (Continued) 2. That the following described properties facing anci abutting the afore- said improvements are hereb�r deemed to have been benefited by s�ici improvements in the following proportions of the cost �hereof and tt�e same are heroby assessed in accordance with the follo�ving schedule. ASSESSMENTB Sanitary Sewer and Pavement in Fr�nkZin Street Between Prospect Avenue and Myrtle Avenu� Total Cost of Sanitary Sewer: "�1155.b3 Total Cost o�' Pavemen�: 22G,$ �rand Total 43 2.52 Propertv Owner Aikens Subdiuisian Block I,ot 10 $orden Co., Inc. $15 Pierce St. Clearwater, FZa. Lot 11 John G. Woerpel �.32 Bay Espianade Clearivater, Fla. Loi; 12 �Tohn G. Woerpel Lot 13 John G. Woerpel Lot 14 John G. Udoerpel Lot 15 T. R. Yarborough. YB Refrigeratian No.Ft. Harrison Clearwater, Fla. Lot 16 T. R. Yar�orough Lot 1� T. R. Yarborough Lot 1$ The Shepard Co. Block 10 Lot 1 Harry W, Shepard 67 Kipling Plaza Clearwater� Flae Lot 26 Harry W. Shepard Lot 25 Harry W. Shepard Lot 21� Harry V1. Shepard Lot 23 Harry W. �hepard Lot 22 Harry W. Shepard Lot ?,1 Iiarry W, Shepard Lo� 20 Harry W. Shepard Pavement Sanitary� Sewer �Lr.11-/ft. �3.16 /ft. Front Ft. Amount Front Ft. Amount 110 t�5z.06 z6 106.�5 2b 26 26 25 25 z6 26.6 1�0 110 2b 26 z6 2b 26 z6 26.6 106,$5 26 106.85 26 106.�5 26 lob.�5 z6 lObo�S z6 109.32 26.6 410.96 452.06 Io6.�5 106.$� 106.$5 lob.$5 106��5 106.�5 109.32 z6 26 z6 26 26 z6 26.6 $2.27 $2.27 $2.27 $2.27 �z.z7 $z.z7 $4.z0 �z.z7 $2.27 $z.z7 $2.27 �2.2� $2.2� $4•20 � /� Lot 15 Harry uJ. Shepard 100 10. 6 TOTAI,S 7$5.20 �3226.F3$ 365.20 �1155.6t� 3. That if said assessments herezn m�de are not paid within thirty =30) days from the date hereof, �he City Treasurer is herebv dirsc�ed to xssue ancl sell cert3- ficateg of in�ebtedness under Section 12�. of the City Charter, whiah certificates shall bsar in�erest at the rate of $j �er an�um agai.n�t the foregaing properties for the assessmer.�s herPin made iffimediately upon tk�e expiration of the fcsregoing thirt3*-day periocl. PASSED AND ADOPTEI; this 1Eth day of kugust, 1954�. /s/ Herbert M. Brown Mayor-Commissioner Attests /s/ H. G. Wing� City Auditor and �lerl� �!% CTTY COMMISSION M�ETSIdG August 16, 1954 RESOLUTION WHEREAS, after Public Hearing on the lyth day of October, 1953, the City Commission of the �ity �f Clearwater, Floridan determined that certain work and improvements hereinafter des�ribed should be done and made, and WHEREAS, pursuant thereto said improvements have been made as follows: Construct a Th3rty (30) foat pavement in Pierce Street from the East paving line af Myrtle Avenue to the West paving line of Prospect A�rsnue and construct a c��rb on the North and South side of Pierce Street from the l,ast paving line of Myrtle Avenue to the West paving line of Pr�spect Avenue. WHEREAS, under the provisions of Section 123 and other pertinent provisions of the City C}iarter, after said improvements shall k�ave been completed, the City Commission shall assess the �ost thereof against the properties facing and abutti.ng said improvements so mads, and WHEREAS, certain p3rcels of real estate facing and abutting said impr�vements have been benefited thereby�and the pro-rata cost thereof shall be as�essed against said parcels. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of CZearwater, Florida, in session duly and regularly assembled as follows: l. That the ataove described improvements in Pierce Street between Prospect Av�nue and Myrtle Avenue be and the same are hereby accepted and approved�as having been completed. 2. That the following described properties facing and abutting the aforesaid improvements are hereby deemed to have been benefited by said improvements in the i'ollowing proportions of the cost thereof and �he same are hereby assessed in accordance with the following schedule. . ASSESSMENT Pavement in Pierce Street Between Prospect Avenue and Myrtle Avenue Total Cost of Pavement: �2325.06 Cost per front foot: 2.96- Propertv Aikens �ubdivision Block y Lo t 'l. Lot 34 Lot 33 Lot 3z Lot 31 Lot 30 Lot 29 Lot 2$ Owner Bordens Co., Inc. $15 Pierce Street Clearwater, Fla. Anthony Leogrande 1407 No. Ft. Harrison Clearwater, Fla. Anthony Leogrande Geo. L. Ware 615 Park Street Clearwater, Fla. Rogal Inc. c/o A. P. Rogers �.1$ Cleveland Street Clearwater, Fla. Alan J. Jerome 204 Osceola Road Belleair, Fla. Alan J. Jerome Alan J, Jerome Ft�ont Ft. 110 26 z6 26 26 26 z6 26.$ Lot 2'7 Ke�neth B.S. Salisbury 100 203 So. Myrtle Avenue Clearwater, Fla. Tack and Warren, Re�lat o£ Block 4. Aikens Subdivisu:on Lot 1 Tack & Warren 100 Myrtle and Fierce Street Clearwater, rla. Lot ].7 Tack & Warren �3 Lot 16 �eorga T. Warren 50 Zot Y5 �ot �4 George T. W�rren George T. Warren TOTALs g0 100 7�5': $ 9mount �325. �+7 76.93 76.93 76,93 76.93 76.93 76.93 ?9.30 295.$$ z95.�8 27�.1.7 147.95 147.95 2 $$ �z32- 9� :� �, i CITY COMMISSION MEETING August 16, 1954 (Continued) 3. That i� said assessments herein made are not paid within thirty (30) days £rom the date hereof, the City Treasurer is hereby directed to issue a�nd sell certificates of ir.debtedn_ess under Section 124 of the City Charter, which csrtif- icates shall bear intarest at the rate of $� per annum aga�nst the foregoing properties for the assessments herein made immediately upon the expiration of the foregoing thirty-day period. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 16th day of August, ].954. /s/ Herbext M. Brown Mayor Commissioner Att e st : fs/ H. �. Wingo City A�ditor and Clerk RESOLUTION LVH�REAS, after Pub3ic Hearing on the 17th day of August, 1�53, the City Commission of the City of �learwater, Florida, determined that certain work and improvements hereinafter described should be done and made, and WHEREAS, pursuan� thereto said improvements have been made as follows: Gonstruct necessary sewer line, lift station and appurtenances in an area bounded on the north by tY:e south line of Granada Street, bounded on the south by the north line of Sedeeva Street, b�unded on the east by the ;vest line of Wilson Boulevard and bounded on th� west by the east line of �dgewater Drive. WHEREAS, under the provisions af Section 7.23 and other pertinent provisior�s of t�he Ci�y Charter, after said improvements sha11 have been completed, the City Commission snall assess the aost t here�f against the properties deriving benefits from said impravements so made, and WHEREAS, certain parcels of real es�ate have derived benefits thereby said improvements and the cost of said benefits tc� said benefited property owners totals �11,31�.20, and the cost therecf shall be assessed agaa.nst said benefited properties. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission oi the City of Clearwat�r, Florida, in session duly and ragularly assembled as follows: lo That the above described imprnvements in certain areas north o.f Stevenson Creek be and the same are hereby,accepted and app�oved as having been completed. 2. That the City of Clear'water shall pay the sum of �p2$,569.19 towards said improvements and that the following described properties deriving benefits from the aforesaid improvements are hereby deemed to haue been benefited by said im- provements ir� the f�llowing proportions of t he bal ance of the cost thereof and the same are hereby assessed in accordance with the following schedule, ASSESSMENT Sanitary Sewers and Zift Station in Certain Areas N�rth of Stevenson Creek ^lOTAL COST OF PROJECT: �39,$$b.39 Portion Absorbed Bv Citv: All of Lift Station and Force lvlain �15,4z2.40 259$ Lineal Feet of $ In�h V. C. Sewer @�3•25 $,443.50 3/4 of $ Inch C, I. Sewer 121.50 465 Lineal Feet of 6 Inch V, G. Sewer @�1.90 $$3,5p All of 12 Ittch Casing (50 Lineal Feet) 2$0.00 15 Manholes � $�150.00 2,250.00 Salaries and Blueprints 1.19�.29 �2$,569.19 Portian Assessed tQ the Followin� Described Prnper�ies: Tota'1 Front Footage: 3,745.54 Cost per Front Foot: 3,02 2277 Lineal Fee� of $ Inch v. C, Sewer @�3.25 7,400.25 323 Lineal Feet of $ Inch V. G. Trunk Line @�3•25 1,O1�9o75 1/4 0�' $ Inch C. I. Sewer k0.50 4b5 Lineal E'eet of 6 Inch V. C. Sewer @�1.90 $$3,50 1Q Manholes @ �150.00 1,500.00 Salaries and 3lueprints 20 11,317.20 ,P�ro er_t�r La o� Subdivision Block B Lot 1 Lot 2 Lot 3 Lot 4 Lot 5 Lot 6 Lot � Lot $ West 25 � of Lot 9 �ast 251 of I,ut g Lot 10, less East 12.5 ft. East 12.5� of Lot 10 Lot 11 Lot 12 Lot 13 Lot 1y. Peale Park Subdivision Block A Lot 1 Lot 2 Lot 3 Lot y. Lot 5 Lot 6 Lot 7 Lot $ Lot 9 Lot 10 Lot 11 CITY COMMISSION MEETING Augus� 16, 1954 (Continued) � Own„�er George Meacham 6g�$ 2021 Edgewater Driva Clearwater, Florida George Meacham b�,$ Hugh F, Burke 50 1015 Granada Street Clearwater, Fla. Hugh F. Burke 50 Hubert P. Peters 50 1021 Granada Street Clearwater, Fla. Hubert P. Peters 50 Hubert P. Peters 50 Arleigh Z. Bacon 50 Arleigh Z. Bacon 25 Nellie M. Noel 2� 1039 Granada Street Clearwater, Fla. Neilie M. Noel 37.5 Front Ft. �Amaunt Charles Ii. I�Iillar 12.5 101�5 Granada Glearwater, Fla. �l:arles H. Mi11ar 50 May Bancroft Gole 50 22 So. Highland Ave. Clearwater, Fla. Ciifton L. Darling 50 10�9 Granada Street Clearwater, F1a. Clifton L. Darling 50 Mrs> Rona2d 0'Hara $1.3 Marietta Hotel, Apt. 1� Marietta, Georgia E. G. Weber �1.3 1301E Alexandria Pine Ft. Thomas, Kentucky Mrs. Juanita Ward Anderson 50 1010 Charles Street Clearwater, Florida Louise xall Barker 50 1024 Charles Street C3earwater, Florida Louise Ha11 Barker 50 Mrs. Russell D. Barker 50 102y. Charles Street Clearwater, Florida IvIrs. �tussell D. BarkQr �0 Charles S. Thompson gp 37$ �`�ay S�reet Elm�urst, Illinois John C. Thill 50 101��. Charles Street �learwater, Florida John C, Thi�l 5p John C. Thill 50 �207.$7 20�.�7 151.0$ �-51.0$ 151.08 151.0$ lgl.0$ 151.0$ 75.53 75.53 113.30 37.76 151.0$ 151vo� 151.0$ 151.0� 245.64 245. 6t� 151.0$ 151.0$ i51.0$ 1�1.0$ 151,0$ 151.0$ 151.0$ 157. . 0$ 151.0$ �ZI ; � ■' Propertv Lot 12 I.ot 13 Lot 11� Lat 15 Block B Lot 1 Lot 2 Lot 3 W� of Lot 4 E� of I.ot 4 Lat 5 Lot 6 I,o� 7 W 35t of Lot $ E ].5 e o�' Lot $ Lot 9 Lot 10 Lot 11 Lot 12 Lot 13 Lot 1,1�. w� of Lot 15 E� of' I�ot 15 Lot 16 Floridena Subdivision Block A Lot 1 Lot 2 Lot l� Lot 5 CITY COMMISSION MEETING August 16f 1954 t(Continuedj Owner W. E. �rown, Jr. 1050 Charles Stre�t Clearwatar, Florida W. E. Crown, Jr. Charles R. Bennett 7.062 Charles Street Clearwater, Florida Charles R. Bennett Addison A. Wakeford 19$5 Edgewater Drive Clear�ater, Florida Nona D. Sharp P. o. Box 333 Clearwater, Florida Wm. C, Sage 1011 Gharles Street Clearvaater, Florida Wm. C, Sage Douglas T. Prahl Douglas '� . Prah1 Charles H. Teeter 1029 Charles Street Clearwater, Florida Charles H, Teete� Charles H. Teeter George H. Morgan 1029 Charles Street Clearwater, Florida Georg� H, Morgan Nar��rie MeMullen SO$ Druid Road Clearwater, Florida Wm. Albrecht 1Q1�7 Charles Street Clearwater, Florida Wm. Albrecht Francis Fornof 1051 Charles Street Clearwater, Florida LeRoy V, Adlard 1055 Charles Street Glearv�ater, Florida LeRoy V. Adlard E. C. Tooka 1065 Charles Street Clearwater, Florida E. C. Toake Dr. Maurice E. Ross 1971 Edgewater Drive Clearwater, Florida Earl S. Ward, Jr. 1066 Iroquois J. Lester Dicus Edgetaater Dr. & Sunset Point Rd. Clearwater, Florida J, Lester Dicus 1 Fro nt Ft . 5c� 5� �0 50 �1.3 $1.3 50 25 25 50 50 50 35 15 50 50 50 50 50 50 25 25 50 62.z �2. 5 5D 50 Amount 151.G$ 151.0� 151.0$ 15�,0� 245. 6�. 245.64 151.Q$ 75.53 75.53 151.0$ 151.0$ 151.Q$ 105.74 4�.31 151.0$ 151.0� 151.0$ 151.0$ 151.0$ 151.0$ 75.53 75.53 151.0� �$7.93 1s8.$3 151.0$ 151.0$ � 2 2- CITY CONIMISSION MEETING August 16, 1954 (Continued) Pro ert Owner Front Ft„ Lot . Thomas R. Cunningham 5p 1020 Sedeeva Drive Gleairwater, Florida Lot 7 Thomas R. Gunningham 50 Lot $ Wm. F. Marshall Sp 103�. Se�eeva Dri.ve Clearwater, Florida Lot 9 Stuart W. Reed gp 401� N. Ft. Harrison Clearwatery F'la. Lot 10 E. E. Miller �p 1042 Sedeeva Drive Cleartxater, Florida Lot 11 Wm, R. Adams 377 Vine Street 50 Glen Ellyn, I1linois Lot I2 Frances A. Tomes SO 1050 Sedeeva Drive L'learwates�, Florida _ Lot 13 George P. Chalfont 50 10l�g Marine Avenue Clearwater, Florida Lot ly. Jessia C. Skinner 5� 1060 Sedeeva Drive Clearwater, Florida Lot 15 Edtivin ;9. Kurtzeborx� 50 431 Clemens Avenue Kirkwood 22, Missouri Lat 16 Fred H. Dunlap 5� 1066 Sedeeva Street Clearwater, Florida Lot 17 Robert Paynter 5p 1070 Sedeeva Street Glearwater, Florida Lot 1$ Robert Paynt�r 50 Replat of Lot 3 B1ock A Floridena �ubdivision Tract A idargaret S. Edmonds 7$.04 Box 15$ Hinton West Virginia Tract B Howard M. M�lcolm $p 101�. Sedeeva Street Clearwater, Florida Sunset point Lot 19 less N 100' i�iss Jenny Russell 60 2407 3'7th st . N��d Washington, D. C. No. 100� of Lot 19 A. B, rjercer 6p 1066 Sunset Point Drive Clearwater, Florida Lot 20 Ruth Murry (p 10�0 Sunset Point Drive Clearwater, Florida Lot 21 Carl A. Bunce 60 lU7l� Sunset Point Drive Glearwater, Florida I,ot 23 R. A. Anderson 60 370 Mehlenbacher Road Clearwater, Florida TOTALS 3,745.54 Amount 151.0 151.0$ �-51..0� 151.0$ 151.0$ 151.0$ 151.0$ Z51,0$ 151.0$ 151.0$ 151.0$ 235.77 241.71 1$1,29 1$1.29 l�l.z9 1$1.29 1$1.29 $�11 � 3�7. 20 � 2 ,3 � 2'� CTTY'GQMMISSTON MEETING Augus� lb, 1954 (Continued) 3. That if said assessments herein made �re not paid within thirty (30) days from the dat� hereof, the �i�y Treasurer is hereby directed to issue and sell certificates of indebtedness under Section 124 of the City Charter, which certificates shall bear interest at the rate of f3� per annum against the foregoing properties for the assessments herein r�ade immediately upon the expiration of the foregoin� thirty-day period. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 16th day oi A.ugust, 1954. �s/ Herbert M. Brown Mayor-Commissionex Attest: /s/ H. B. Win�o Ci�y Auditor and Clerk RESOLUTION WHEREAS, an awkward anci ccnfusing situation has arisen to plague the residents of and visitors tn the City of Clearwater as a result of Grand Avenue being designated partially as Hercules Avenue, insofar as it extends through the Skycrest area, and WHEREAS, the Board of Public Instruction o£ Pinellas Countp has requ�5ted that this avenue be designated either as Hercules Avenue or Grand AvenuE in its entirety, and ��dHEREAS, after due noti.ce in pu3lic hearing held thischte, the City Commission, after due consideration, has determined that the avenue now designated in part as Hercules Avenue and in part as Grand Avenue should be changed and be legally designated Hercules Avenue in the Gity of Clearwater. N0�9, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commisszon of the City of Clearwater, Florida, in session dulv and regularly assembied as follows: That Grand Avenue in the Gity of Claarwater, Florida, and any extensior, thereof be and it is hereby designated and shall h�reafter be known as Hercules Avenue, and that portion of said avenue now d'esignated as Aercules Avenue be and shall herea£ter continue to be known as Hercules Avenue, together with ang ex- tensions thereof. PASSED AI�D ADUPTED this 16th day oi August, A.D., 1954. /s/ Herbert M. Brown Mayor-Commissioner Attest: /s/ H. G. wingo City Auditor and Clerk RESOLUTION WH�REAS, by lease dated December �lst, 19535 the City of Clearwater leased to Amos G. Smith and �lilliam I„ Coan certain propErty o�,�med by the City oi Clearwa�er and described as folloyrss I.ots Three (3) and Four (J�) of Gity Park Subdivision, aceording to the map or plat thereof as recorded in Plat Bor�ic 23, Page 37, public records of Pinellas County, Florida; AND WHEREAS, Amas G. Smith and William L. Coon have requested Pau1 Hennesen and Maria Hennesen to lend them the sum of �7,000.00 to be secured by a mortgage against all of their right, tit?e and interest in and to the above described lease; and "v7HEREAS, the lease contains a provision that the interest o� the Lessees cannot be assigned or encumbered without the cflnsent of the City of Clearwater, and the said Lessees have requested the consent of the City so that they may be able to execute a valid mortgage against their leasehold rights; AOW, THEREFORE, BE zT RESOZVED by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, in session duly and regularly assembled as follo�•rs: That the City hereby gives its consent to the action of Amos G. Sr��th and William L. Coon in mortgaging their ri�hts under the lease dated Decer�ber 31st, 1953, to secure a note for the principal sum o�' �'7,OCOo00 payahle to Paul Hennesen and Maria Hennesen; provided, however, that said note shall be payable on or befor� August 15, 195$, and the mortgagees under said mortgage shall not assign their interest therein without ths written consent of the City of Clearwater. PASSED AND ADOPT�D this 16�h day of Auo st, 1954. /s/ Herbert M. Erown Attest: Pdayor-Commissioner /s� H. G, Wingo City Auditor and Clerk CITY COMMISSION MEETING August 16, 1954 RESOLUTION WHEREAS: it has been determin,ed by the City Commission of the City o� Clzarwater, Florida, that the property described below should be cleaned of weeds, grass and/or undarbrush, and that af'ter ten (10) days notice and f�ilure of the owner thereof to do so, the City should clean such property and charge the costs thereof a�ain..� the respective property. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Clearv�atr, Florida, that the following described propert3T, �ituate iri said City, shall be cleaned of weeds, grass and/or underbrush within ten (10) days after notice in writing ta the owners thereog to do so and that upon failure to comply with said notice5 the City shall perform such cleaning �nd charge the costs thereof against the respective properties in accordance with Section 12$ of the Charter of �he �itg of Clearwater, as amended. N� DESGRIPTION COST D. W. Parrish Lot $ and 9 less N 101 $.00 Benson, N. Car. Biock 267, Garlouel John MacEdwards I�ot $, BZock T 4�00 Big Moose, N.Y. Revised 'Plat, Keystone iyjanor Eugene Gauss Lot 13 less N 27T 1$.00 1920 W. Saginaw N 37.91' of 14 and Lansing, Miche Zots 16,1?,1$,19 and 20, Block K Revised Plat, Keystone Manor Florence Arnold Lot 15 and ly. less 37.911 3�pp 121 Lincoln Ave. Block K, Rev. Plat, Keystone Mineola, N.Y. Manor J. Ward Palmer Lot B 5.00 615 Manda].ay I�f2nc3alay Replat Clearwater, Fla. 21$�.-C Lloyd Slater Lot 9, Block B 4.00 4$32 S. Park Dr. McVeigh k't. Wayne, Ind. Nick �,embo Lot 11, Block B �,.ap 305 23rd St. McVeigh Brooklyn, N.Y, Leo Bertelshafer Lot 12, B1ock B E�.00 201� S. Meteor PdcVeigh Clearwater, Fla, ' Ida i�i. Fletcher I,ot 1$, B1ock H 5.00 Palm Fiarbor, Fla. Hibiscus Gardens F. L. Skinner Be�in at HWM on Clw. Bay at a pt,10.00 379 �onroe 7'73 � 5 of N line of Sec and extend Dunedina Fla, E 373T, tn s'So w$3t th W 355' to HW&I th N al ong Ht�i�i to YOB, 3-2�,'-15 Lewis Homer Tract A and B 10.�0 c/o Horaer �ealty Homewaters Clearwater, Fla. Robt. H. Uiser, Sr. Lots 1 and 2 5.00 4$6 Franklin Block E, Navajo Park Clearwater, Fla. Wm. Ringenoldus Lot $ 5.00 131 N. $�th St. Palm �1uff Wauwatosa, Wisc. Mildred Stautz Lo� 1$ $.00 30$ Bay Haven Ct. Block C, Finebrook �learwater, Fla. Faye Russell Lot 5 4•00 Rt. 1 Block l, Rus�all Palm Harbor, Fla. Mary Crawford Lot 1, Block A �,00 121 S. i,exington Ave. Unit 2, Skycrest Pitt�burgh, Pa. James Grawford Lot 1, �lack A 5.00 121 S. Lexington Ave. Unit 1, Skycrest Pittst�urgh, Pa. Harry Silos Ldts 3, 4. and 7, Block B 9.00 �.01 Fairfield Beach Rd. Unit D, Skycres� Fairiield, Conn. Ea. xeiael Lot $, Blocic B 3.00 200 S. Meteor Unit D, Skycrest Clearwater, Fla. T. A. NicGee Lot 1�, Block A, Unzt 6 l�.00 $O1� Penn. Skycrest Clearwater, �''la. R, C, Roberts Lots 5 and 6, Block A $,pp �. N. h�.�hland Unit 6, Skycrest Clearwate� , Fla. T. F. Mills Lot 3, Block D 5.00 4125 Park St. N. Unit 7, Skycrest St. Pe�ersburg, F1a. ' Clifford Clark Lot 10, Block E 5.00 1506 Alter Rd. Unit 7, Skycrast Detroit 15: Mich. ;j NAME Walter W�lch 309 D st. N.w. Washington, D.C. Elmer Kremice Jansen, Neb. David Stewart 2955 �pplin Detrait 15, Mioh. R. E, Schmid 1q15 Cleveland Clearwater, Fla. David Stewart 2955 �oPlin De�roit 15, Mich. YJalter Elsan 1$0 I�Iadison Ave. Franklin Sq. L.I., N.Y. Arthur Kutenberg 2017 Gi�lf to Bay Clearwater, Fla. Steven Sarafin 1452 Gulf to Bay Clear�aater, F'la, Fred Wesemeyer 316 Haven St. Clearwater, Fla. Richard Burkhart 119b C3eveZand Clearwater, Fla. Owen MacRobert 253$ Frat�kfort Alew Orleans , La. Thomas Carter 31 Ann St. Morristo�vn, N.J. Louis Garvis 1620 Harvard Clearwater, �la. Fred Priewert 514 Se Glenwood Clearwater, Fla. Chas. Rutenberg et als 20T� Guli to Bay Clearwater, Fla. CIfiY COMMISSION MEETING August 16, 1954 (Continued) DESGRIPTION COST Lot ]., Block D �..00 Unit 9 Skycrest Lots 2,9,10 and 12, Block D 16.00 Unit 9, Skycrest Lot 6, Bloek D 4000 Unit 9, Skycrest Lot 11, Block D t�.00 Unit 9� Skycrest Zuts 1 and 2, Block E $.00 Uni� 9, Skycrest Lat $, Blo�k E �„ pQ Unit 9, Sk�*crest Lot 1,1, Block E 4, 00 Unit 9, Skycrest Lot 4, B?ock F 4.00 Unit 9, Skqcrest Lots 6,7,$,g,10,11 and 12' 2$.00 Block F, Unit 9, 3kycrest Lots /� and �, Block E $.00 Unit 9, Skycrest Lot 12, Block E 1�..00 Unit 9, S�ycrest I�ot 4, Block A i�., 00 Unit A, Skycrest 60�$-F 14-29-1.5 5.00 from SW cor of SE� of NE� run N j�.01�' to N line Gulf to Bay, th E 331.72' along N line Blvd. to intersection E liiie of Jupiter £or POB, th run N along E Iine of Jupiter 200' th E 145't th S 200' th W 1t�5� to POB. 60$$-H 14-�9-15 5.00 Begin in �+T line Saturn 200' N of' �T Zine of Gulf to Bay , run W paralle2 to Gulf to Bay 155f th run N$0', th E 1�5' th S$0' to POB. 60$$:M 14-29�15 k.00 from intersection of N line of Gulf to Bay with the W line of Saturn run N along W'line of Saturn 140t for PQB. th run W 145T th N 60' th E 11�5+ th S 60' �o POB. PASSED AND ADOPTEn BY TfiE City Commission of the Ci,ty of Clearwater, �'lorida, this �6th day of August, A. D. 1954. ATTEST:. /s/ H. G. Wingo City Auditor and Clerk Hpnorable City Commissioners �le�rwater, Florida Gentler�en: /s� Herbert Ni. Brown Mayor-Commissioner August b, 1954 _ �3 As Trustees of the Citg of Clearwater Emploqeesf P�nsion Fund, you are heraby notified that, Leon Walter Braclley, an officer in the Police Department, has been duly examined by a local physician and dasignated by him as a'�first class" risk. The above employee began his service with the City on Sept. 2y 1953• He is under 45 years of age and meets the requiremer.ts of our �ivil Service. It ia hereby recommended by the Advisory �ommittee that he be accepted snto membership, Very truly yours, Advisory Committe� of the Emplayeest Pens�on Fund /s/ Paul Kan�, Chairman /s/ Dick Nelson /s/ Helen Peters n