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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
July 18, 1955
The City Commission or the City of Clearwater met in regular session at City
Hall, Monday, July 18, 1955, at 1:30 P.M. with the follo~ng members present:
Herbert M. Brown
W. E. Strang, Jr.
Jack Russell
Guy L. Kennedy
Absent:
Mayor-Commissioner
Conmissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
J. N. Bohannon
Commissioner
Also present were:
F. C. Middleton
B. J. Driver
Capt. W. Mackey
S. Lickton
City r.1anager
Asst. City Attorney
Representative of Police Chief
City Engineer
The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by the
Reverend Don Walling, First Methodist Church, Clearwater. Commissioner Kennedy
moved that the minutes of the regular meetings of June 20th and July 5th be
approved in accordance with copies furnished each member in writing. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously.
The City Manager reported that five bids had been received for pavement of
streets in the area between Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard, Cleveland Street, Highland
Avenue and San Remo Avenue. The bids were read as follows:
W. H. Armston Co., Inc., Dunedin $23,612.50
Hadley-Michael & Co., Inc., Clearwater 23,325.,0
Blackburn Paving Co., Clearwater 22,474.00
E. H. Holcomb, Jr., Clearwater 23,391.50
Campbell Paving Co., Clearwater 24,753.90
After tabulation, the City Manager recommended accepting the low bid of .22,474.00
from the Blackburn Paving Company. Commissioner Kennedy moved that the recommenda-
tion of the City Manager and the City Engineer be approved and that the paving
work between Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard, Cleveland Street, Highland Avenue and San Remo
be awarded to Blackburn Paving Company as low bidders for the amount of $22,474.00.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously.
It was reported that six bids were received for pavement in Duncan Avenue
from Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard to Druid Road. The bids were read as follows:
W. H. Armston Co., Inc., Dunedin
Hadley-Michael & Co., Inc., Clearwater
A. A. Schultz Constr. Co., Dunedin
Blackburn Paving Contractors, Clearwater
E. H. Holcomb, Jr., Clearwater
Campbell Paving Co., Clearwater
$13,912.50
13,049.00
13,719.00
13,762.,0
12,957.50
14,791.00
After tabulation of the bids, the City Manager recommended accepting the low bid
or E. H. Holcomb, Jr., for $12,957.50. Commissioner Kennedy moved that the City
Manager's and the City Engineer's recommendation be accepted and approved and that
the contract for paving on Duncan Avenue from Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard to Druid Road
be awarded to E. H. Holcomb, Jr. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and
carried unanimously.
Regarding the tabulation of the bids ror the comprehensive automobile
liability insurance for the City fleet for one year, the City Manager reported
that after careful checking he and the Purchasing Agent were recommending that
the bid be awarded to the Clearwater Association of Insurance Agents through the
j~aryland Casualty Company of Baltimore as the best bid at $2,587.78 for one year.
He explained that Mr. Karl Rehbaum, President of the newly formed Clearwater
Association of Insurance Agents (representin~ twenty-one agencies) had been
contacted and the Association hDS agreed to go over the entire insurance set-up
of the City of Clean~ater and act in an advisory crtpacity in setting up the
insurance for the future. The low bid of $2,441.29 was submitted by the
Brotherton Insurance A~ency. Mr. James Brothert0n addressed the Commission
pointin~ out that his company, the Southern Home Insurance Company, had carried
the liability insurance on the City fleet last year and he believed had 6iven the
City good claim service. Commissioners Strang and Russell commented that the
Corr~ission for several years had asked that an association of insurance aeencies
be formed to give the Commission assistance in preparing bids for insurance and
advice in awarding the bids. Commissioner Kennedy moved that the recommendation
of the City Manager, the Purchasing Agent and the City Treasurer be accepted and
the bid be awarded to the !~laryland Casualty Company. r~otion was seconded by
Commissioner Russe]} and carried unanimously.
The City Manager requested that Item 4-B, "Tires, Tubes and Retreads for
City Fleet" be deferred.
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CITY Ca~~ISSION MEETING
July 18, 1955
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In regard to the bids for dry cleanin~J pressin~J alterations And repairs
to Police and Fire DepartlJllmt un i.forms, the C it.y Manager recommended accepti ng
the 10\'1' bid from SanitA.ry Cleaners. Commissioner Strang mov~d upon the recommenda-
tion of the Cit.y Nana~er) that the Sanitary Cleanel~8 be awarderl the bid for the
dry cleanin! 3nd pressing of uniforms, ~hAirs bein~ the best and lowest hid.
Moti on was seconded by Commis sioTler Russell and carried ur.anirnou sly.
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Concernine; the bids for the trrlctor and mowin~ equipment, t,he City MRnager
joined Parks Department Superintendent Dobson in recommenrling that the bid of
;2, J 20. ('10 from Tri-Count, y 'rracto r CompA.ny, TI:i.mpa, for a Ford tract.or, a side
moun ted mower, a nd one real' mounted mower, be ac cept.eti as the best bid as the
City ha s ot her Ford tractor sand d U'fflrent at. tac hments t,hat could be used on the
new Ford tractor as neeaed. The ~anB~er cOlmnented that if the International model
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were purchased, the City would need further equipment to go with it. Mr. John
Burke, representinf?; Tri-CoUYlty TrRctor Cornpar.y, addressed the ComInis sion stat.i.ng
that the International tractor from the OrRnge State Motor Company (the lo~ bidder)
did not meet specifications as to horsepower. The City Manager recommended
def'er'ri ng; the .'1wardine; of t he bid to the me eti n~ of July 25th to gi ve time for
further checking. By consent, the Commission agreed to this.
The Mayor announced the continuation of the Public Hearing on the request of
!.lr. Elmer L. Mylander for a rift,een foot setback from r.iango Street for Lot 1,
Block 16, Mandalay Subdivision. In response to a request from the Commission to
recheck the setbacks of adjacent houses from Mango Street, a memo was read rrom
the Building Inspector that the measurem~nts as shown on the plat attached to the
request had been checked and were found to be correct. The memo included the
information that a 15 foot setback from Mango was granted by the Commission on
June 21, 1954, for Lot 16, Block 10, Mandalay, across the street from the property
concerned. The Zoning Board in reconsidering the request of Mr. Mylander recommended
that the fifteen foot setback be ~ranted since it had been determined that this would
not be closer than the average of the houses built along Mangp. The Mayor inquired
if there were objections ~rom anyone in the audience and there were none. Having
held this Public Hearing and havin~ heard no valid objection, Commissioner Russell
moved that the request of Elmer 1. Nylander for a fifteen foot setback from Mango
Street ~or Lot 1, Block 16, Manda1ay Subdivision, be ~ranted as per the recommenda-
tion of the Zoning Board. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried
unanimously.
The Mayor called a Public Hearine on the request of Mr. Gonzalo Garcia on
behalf of Mrs. Clare F. Jacobs for an ei~ht foot setback from Eldorado Avenue
for Lot 7, Block 2, Mandalay Subdivision. The City Attorney read the request
from Mr. Garcia and the Zoning Board's recommendation that a ten foot setback be
granted which would be in conformity with a ten foot setback granted by the
Commission for Lot 8, Block 2, on February 21, 1955. The Mayor inquired if there
were any objections and there were none. Having held this Public Hearing and
havine heard no valid objections, Commissioner Strang moved that the request or
Mrs. Clare F. Jacobs for an eight foot setback line from Eldorado for Lot 7,
Block 2, Mandalay Subdivision, be denied and that the applicant be granted a ten
foot setback line in accordance with the reconmendation of the Zoning Board.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney read a request from Mr. George F. Blair, President of the
Southland Developers, Inc., askin~ that the Commission approve a replat of Lots
6 to 15, inclusive, Block L, and Lots 22 to 33, inclusive, Block M, Skycrest
Terrace Second Addition, to be known as Terrace Lake Addition. The City Manager
explained that the lots are being replatted into lots with a larger area as some
of the lots in Skycrest Terrace 2nd Addition were found to be too small~or the
type of homes that are being constructed in the subdivision. Commissioner
Strang moved that the replat of Skycrest Terrace Subdivision Second Addition,
Block L (Lots 6 to 15, incL.) and Block M (Lots 22-33, incl.) be approved and
the proper offic~als be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney read the application of Mr. R. M. Collins for permission
to build a filling station on the north 120 feet or Lots 3 and 4, Suburb
Beautiful, (Block B). The Zoning Board recommended approval of the request. A
report from the City Engineer suggested that the curb should be constructed at
the bituminous approach as indicated on the plot plan and contained recommenda-
tions on drainage lines and the location of the septic tank. A letter was read
from Mr. Collins indicating that he would comply with the Engineer's recommenda-
tions. Commissioner Strang sug~ested that the approaches should be concrete
instead of bitwninous. Commissioner Strang moved the approval of the plans for
the filling station to be constructed by R. M. Collins on the north 120 feet o~
Lots 3 and ~, Block B, Suburb Beautiful, subject to the list of corrections by
the City Engineer, any the City Attorney might have and that the approaches to
the filling station be made out of concrete according to practice rather than
bi tuminous paving. Motion was seconded by' Commissioner Kennedy and carried
unanimously.
A letter was read from the Reverend A. N. Bostrom requesting that the
Clear~ater Bible Church building being constructed on the south side of Springdale
Avenue between North Betty Lane and Rollen Road in Pine Ridge Subdivision outside
the City be granted pe~ission to connect to the City sanitary sewer which runs
do~n Springdale Avenue. The Manager estimated the cost of the connection at $75.00
and explained that churches outside the City pay the full water bill and sewer
charge. Commissioner Russell moved that the request be granted with the under-
standing that the church is to pay the full ~ater bill and sewer charge and that
tbe cost of the connection be borne by the applic.ant. Motion was seconded by
Comm1saioner Kennedy and carried unanimously..
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
July 18, 1955
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The City Attorney presented the Resolution concerning putting the zoning on
the Zoning Map of subdivisions previously zoned but not entered on the map.
Following referral to the Zoning Board by the Co~nission on June 20th for its
consideration, the Zoning Board approved the Keso~ltion as being in conformity
with the Master Plan of the Zoning Board. Commissioner Strang moved that the
Resolution be passed and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute
it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney presented three prorosed Resolutions nuthorizine the
execution of certain agreements requested by the St~te Ho~d Der~rtment in
connection with the Favin~ of State Road 590 (Drew Streot) between Glenwood Avenue
and Mercury Avenue. The City En~ineer exrJained that the quit claim deed is for
a portion of Dr~w Street rt~ht-of-wRY, city-owned land, which has never been
dedic at-en for street ri~ht-of -way purrosl1s. The deed i ncl wi ed ~ pa rt of the east
fi. VI:! iiCl'es of the SE~ of the SE f. of S8Ct. ion 11-29 -15 Hnd a portion of the East i
of the West. ~ of' the SW* of the SW~ of Sect.Jon 12-29-15. The City Attorney read
the tiesolution which WJuld Aut.hori.7.e t.he propor offici.als to execute the quit.-
claim deed in f~vor of the Stat.e of r'ltH'idn for rit~ht,-of-wrlY purroses only of
State Hoad 590. COl1l1nissi oner Strang moved t.hAt the R8solution be passed and adopted
and t. he proper efrie iRIs be :Hlthori Z 0n l~O execut,e it. Mot; on was ~econded by
COlflrni~sioner Russell and c3rried unanimously.
The City Attorney read a proposed IlesoluticHl which W"Juld .:Iuthorize the proper
off j (~i als to executi3 a storm sewer eel sement. j n .favor of the State of Florida for
drainage purposes for StRte hoad 590 in and to said storm sewer owned by the City
of Clearwrlter. The City Engineer exrlained th~t the documents from the State Road
Department are for easements in City streets for nocessary storm s ewers for the
drainage of Drew ;;Jtreet. Commissioner Russell moved that thH Resolution be passed
and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to sign it. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner ~ennedy and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney read a t:-ropcF.;.i Resolntion Itihich would authorize the proper
offici 1.11s to execute a Uti Ii 1-,i es A~reeme nt for thf~ adjustment, change or relocation
of certain utilities within the ri~ht-of-way of State hoad 590 ae requested by
the State Road Department.. Commissioner StrRng moved that the Resolution be
passed and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. The Mayor suggested
that if the City is planning any utility work in the Drew Street area that it be
completed before the ne\:1 pavement is con structed. Commis sionE:r StrAng sug.gested
that the Manager request the FloridR Power CorporAtion and the Peninsular Telephone
Company to complete any projects that they mi~ht have planned for that ar~a.
A Resolution was re~d Assessi~~ the cost of paving, curb and necessary drainage
in Harnden Drive from Thjrd Stre~t to First Street. and in Third Street from Harnden
Drive to Coronado Drive, and in First Street from' the west line of Hamden Drive
west approximately 160 feet. Commissioner Strang moved that the Resolution be
passed and adopted, that the assessment be spread and the proper officials be
authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried
unanimously.
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CODoissioner Russell left the meeting at this time--- 3:00 P.M.
The City Attorney presented for its second reading Ordinance 682 which v~uld
prohibit vehicular peddling of goods, wares or merchandise in certain specified
areas such as the business section downtown and on the beach, parking areas and
public areas. Corrmissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 6$2 be considered on its
second reading by title only by unanimous consent of' the Commissioners present.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. The City
Attorney read Ordinance 682 by title only. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance
682 be passed on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney requested that since an agreement has now been reached
with the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad regarding the opening of Pierce Street
that the motion be rescinded in the meeting of June 20th authorizing and directing
the proper officials of the City to place in the registry of the Circuit Court
for the Sixth Judicial Circuit th~ sum of $5,000.00 from which to pay the
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company for its property necessary to accomplish
the work outlined in the notice of this Public Hearing In the event that the
Company fails to agree to the establishment of just compensation within ten days
from this date. CornmiHsioner Strang moved that since it now appears that
settlement has been made of the differences with the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
that the authority and direction ~iven to the City officials in the above-stated
motion of the June 20th meeting be rescinded and revoked. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously.
The City Manager read a recommendation from the City Treasurer to retire
the following: $30,000.00 o~ general obligation bonds at 2.40%, 1979 maturity
at ~9l.00 or a total of 3910.00 per thousand; and $4,000.00 of general obligation
bonds at 2.50% maturing in 1961 at $9Z7.50 per thousand making a total of
$31,010.00 which would make a saving on principal of $2,990.00 plus annual reduc-
tion and interest of $820.00 for the life of these bonds. On the recommendation
of the City Treasurer and the City Manager, Commissioner Strang moved that the
bonds be purchased at the before-mentioned sum. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously.
The City Manager presented a, Resolution requiring twenty-ii va property owner&
to clean their lots of weeds and underbrv,sh. Commissioner Strang moved that the
Resolution be adopted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried
unanimously.
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CITY OOMMISSION ImETING
July 18, 1955
The Oity Manager requested approval tor .250.00 trom the speoial Events
Fund to cover the expenses ot UZ. Glen Whitten, employed at the Pier Pavi11on,
who .111 appear in the National A.A.U~ Swtm Championsh1p meet in Los Angeles.
The C1ty Manager explained that Glen Whitten is the titth ranking diver in his
division in the United states. Commissioner strang moved that this amount be
appropriated in the Speoial Events Fund. Motion was seoonded bl Oommissioner
~ennedy and oarried unanimously.
The City Manager announoed that the Zoning Board would hold a speoial
meeting on August 25th to oonsider items tor the zoning reterendum at the next
City election and reported that the Oity Commission has been requested to submit
any 1tems that it might have tor consideration.
In regard to the plat ot Hollingsworth Estates which was tentatively
approved by the Commission at the meeting ot June 6th subject to the securing
ot 100 toot right-ot-way tor Druid Road, the City Manager reported that Mr.
Robert Wilson, attorney tor Mr. Hollingsworth, had contacted the County Engineer
who informed Mr. Wilson tbat it was the tentative plan of the County to ask tor
100 foot right~ot-wal. He said Mr. Wilson also appeared before the City Planning
Board wbich felt that the 100 foot right-ot-way should be required. The Manager
reported that Mr. Hollingsworth had offered to require a 30 toot setbaok tor bousea
facing Druid Road. It was the consensus ot opinion of the Commissioners that
the ;0 foot dedication of right-of-way north ot the center line at Druid Road
should be obtained betore tinal approval of the plat.
The Commission now adjourned as the City Commission and aoting as Trustees
ot the Pension Fund admitted Ruby L. Herndon and Gloria Chi11ura, Junior Clerks
in the Gas and Water Departments, to membership in the Pension Plan on a motion
by Commissioner Strang which was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carr1ed
unanimously.
There being no further business to come betore the Board, the meeting was
adjourned at 3:20 P.M.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETI~G
July 18, 1955
Mayor Commissioner Herbert M. Brown
Commissioners: Jack Russell, W. E. Strang, Jr.
Guy L. Kennedy, J. N. Bohannon
July 15, 1955
Gentlemen:
The City Commission will meet in Regular Session on Monday, July 18, 1955, in
the City Hall Auditorium for the purpose o~ discussing the items listed on the
attached agenda. Meoting time will be 1:30 o'cloCk P.M.
Very truly yours,
/s/ F. C. Middleton
City Manager
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Agenda - Regular City Gommission Meeting or July lS, 1955
City Kall Auditorium
. 1:30 P.M.
1. Invocation, The Rev. Don Walling, First Methodist Church.
2. Approving the Minutes of the Regular Meetings o~ June 20, 1955 and July
18, 1955.
3. Opening of bids for:
A. Paving of area between Gulf to Bay Blvd., Cleveland St., Highland Ave.
and San Remo Avenue.
B. Pavement in Duncan Avenue between Gulf to Bay Blvd. and Druid Road.
4-. Awarding of bids for:
A. Comprehensive Automobile Liability Insurance.
B. Tires, Tubes and Retreads for City Fleet.
C. Dry Cleaning, ~ressing and Alterations for Police and Fire Department
Uniforms.
D. Tractor and Mowing Equipment for Parks Department.
5. Public Hearings:
A. Continuation of request of r~. Elmer L. Mylander for a fifteen foot
setback line from Mango Street for Lot 1, Block 16, Mandalay Subdivision.
This property is on the northeast corner of ~andalay Boulevard.
B. Request of Mr. Gonzalo Garcia on behalf of Mrs. Clare F. Jacobs for
an eight foot setback from Eldorado Avenue for Lot 7, Block 2,
Mandalay Subdivision.
6. Commis sion' 5 c onsiderat ion of:
A~ Replat of Skycrest Terrace Second Addition, Blocks Land M.
B. Approval of plans for filling station to be constructed by R. M.
Collins on the north 120' of lots 3 and 4-, Suburb Beautiful (southeast
corner of Gulf to Bay and Phoenix.)
C. Request for se~er connection at Clearwater Bible Church on Springdale
Avenue between Betty Lane and Rollen Rd. (outside City Limits.)
D~ Zoni~ Board's recommendation ~or Zoning Changes outlined in Master Plan.
E. Drew Street Project.
7. Commission's consideration of items from the City Attorney's Office:
A. Assessment Resolution ~or pavement, curb and drainage in tiamden Drive
from Third Street to First Street and in First Street from Hamden Drive
approximately 160 feet.
B. Ordinance #682) prohibiting the peddling or selling of merchandise
from vehicles within certain areas of the City.
S. Utility Improvements.
9.' Lot Mowing Applications.
10. Any other ite~not on the agenda will be considered with the consent of
the Commission.
Adjournment
Commission acting as Trustees for the Pension Plano
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The Zoning Board recommends that the request for a 15' setback for Lot 1. Block 16.
Mandalay Sub. be granted, inasmuch as it has been determined that this would not
be closer than the average of the houses built along Mango. Formerly, the
setback requirements on the side street were only 10', and this is in excess of
the requirements prior to the last zoning ordinance.
Attached hereto is plat and original letter of request.
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July 18, 1955
F. C. Middleton
O. H. Anderson, Sec. Zoning Bd.
Mylander Request
Ed Blanton and myself checked the setback measure~ents on the attached plat and
find them correct as shown. A 15'-0" setback on Lot 16, Block 10, was approved
by the Zoning Board on June Jrd 1954 and by the City Commission on June 21st 195~.
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The Zoning Board recon~ends that a setback of 10' on Lot 1, Block 2, Mandalay
Sub. be granted.
This is in conformity wi th the setback that was granted and a pproved on the .
adjoining lot on February J, 1955, and the City Commission on February 21, 1955.
Attached hereto is letter of request with plat.
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Board o~ City Commissioners
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
We are submitting herewith for your approval, a re-plat of Lo&s 6 to 15, inclusive,
in Block L, and Lots 22 to 33 inclusive, in Block N, Skycrest Terrace second
addition, as recorded in Plat Book 34, Pages 65 and 66, of Public Records ot
Pinellas CountYt Florida.
July 13, 1955
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Mr. Oliver Anderson, Secretary
Zoning Board
City Hall
Clearwater, Florida
July 2, 1955
Re: Lot 7, Block 2, Nandalay Subdivision
Clare F. Jacobs
Dear Mr. Anderson:
I am representing Clare F. Jacobs, a widow who owns the captioned property and
who has contracted to sell said property conditioned upon the request embraced
in this letter being granted.
Please place this item on the agenda for the Zoning Board to consider at its meeting
on July 7th, 1955, and then kindly forward it to the City Commission for the
Commission to consider at public hearing at its next meeting.
I respectfully request that the purchaser, Juan Fernandez, be allowed to construct
a dwelling ~ith a set-back of eight feet, instead of with the set-back required
by the Zoning Ordinance.
Enclos~d please find a sketch of the lot in question and the surrounding area
showing set-backs of adjacent properties. I have made my own sketch for the
reason that it seemed simpler and more accurate to do so. Enclosed also please
find a survey prepared by Leo Butler, showing the limited depth of the 10& in
question.
This lot is a gulf front lot, which has suffered considerable erosion but which
has a sea wall in place at the present time. The depth of the lot is 79.35 feet.
The limited depth of the lot would make it unusable unless this request be
granted. I feel that there is particularly good reason for granting set-back
concessions on gulf front property, especially since a large number of gulf front
properties on Clearwater Beach are located on or very near the front property
line. The same situation exists on the vacant lots adjoining the above lot, so
that if dwellings are ever placed on said lots, they will have to be placed
nearer the property line than the Zoning Ordinance calls for or said lots will
be unusable. Therefore, granting of this request will not operate to the
detriment of the owners of the adjoining property.
I will appreciate your promptness and courtesy in this regard.
Respectfully,
Gonzalo Garcia
(751 Bruce St.)
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cc: City Manager
cc: City Attorney
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July 18, 1955
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The purpose of this re-plat is to reduce the ten lots in Block L to eight lots,
thereby incr~asing the size of the eight lots, and to reduce the twelve lots in
Block M to eleven lots, thereby incroasing the size of the eleven lots in this
block.
This new re-plat \'1111 increase the frontage on the wedge-shaped lots so that they
will have at least eighty feet front on the building line.
For your reference we are enclosing the presently recorded plat so that you may
compare it with the re-plat which we are requesting.
By increasing the size of the lots in this area, we believe it will greatly
improve this particular section.
We hope the above changes meet with your approval.
Yours very truly,
/s/ George F. Blair
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To:
From:
Subject:
July 8, 1955
Mr. F. C. Middleton, City Manager
l{r. O. H. Anderson, Building Inspector
Request of R. M. Collins (Filling Station)
It is the Zoning Board's recommendation that we approve the request for R. Mo
Collins to construct a filling station on the north 120' of lots 3 and 4 in
Suburb Beautiful, Block B. This area is presently zoned Business.
Attached hereto is original letter of request and plan.
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City of Clearwater Zoning Board
Clearwater, Florida
Gent lemen :
Largo, Florida
July 7, 1955
I Respectfully submit for your approval for a permit to be issued for construction
of a filling station to be located on the north 120 ft of lots 3 and 4, in
Suburb Beautiful, as recorded in plat book 13 page 61 of the public records of
Pinellas County Florida.
I further submit far your information two copies of surveyors plat, two detailed
copies of building plans and two copies of plot plans. I believe this information
will give you a true picture of our intentions.
I have checked with the City authorities and find these two lots are zoned for
business.
Hoping you will see fit to approve this application for a permit. I remain,
Yours very truly,
/s/ R. M. Collins
(,04 Cleveland Avenue
Largo, .l<'lorida)
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To:
From:
July 12, 1955
Mr. Middleton
S. Lickton, City Engineer
Plans for the proposed filling station at Phoenix Avenue and Gulf to Bay were
reviewed by this office. The plans are in order with the following exceptions:
(1)
(2)
The curb should be constructed at the bituminous approach as indicated
on the plot plan drawing.
Drawing #2 indicates the drainage and water from wash pit flowing to
the sewer. This water must go to a soakage pit. The drains from the
toilet rooms should go to a septic tank. The septic tank should be
located near Phoenix Avenue to accommodate the possibility of a future
sewer connection.
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Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
In connection with my application for a permit for construction of a Service
Station at Gulf-to-Bay and Pheonix Avenue, I wish to state that curb will be
constructed at bituminous approach, also that the drainage of water from ~ash
pit will go into a soakage pit and the drain from toilet rooms into a s~ptic
tank. This will be located near Phoenix Avenue to accommodate the p06sibility
of a future sewer connection.
Yours very truly,
/s/ Richard M. Collins
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Box 1167
Clearwater, Florida
July 7, 1955
Mr. Francis C. Middleton,
City Manager,
crity of Clearwater, Florida.
Dear Mr. Middleton:
As expressed by me in our conversation in your office this morning, I respectfully
request that permission be granted in behalf of the Clearwater Bible Church, to
connect its disposal facilities to the sewer pipe which passes the front of our
property in Springdale Ave., between North Betty Lane and Rollen Road.
Our new church edifice is in the process of bang erected at this location (on
the south side of Springdale Ave.) by the Walker Construction Co, and the consent
of the City Commission to this request would be a practical convenience and a
material saving to our church.
It is appreciated that favorable action in this matter would be an exception,
but inasmuch as our church property will be non-tax-producing whether inside our
outside of the city limits, I believe that you and the City Commission could grant
this permission in good conscience without establishing injurious precedent.
Our Clearwater Bible Church has had a good beginning in serving the Clearwater
area, and while we are non-denominational, yet we are affiliated with the Christian
and Missionary Alliance, with which church organization I have been an active
minister ror the past thirty years.
We are willing to pay whatever the charges might be.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
/s/ A. N. Bostrom
(Rev.) A. N. Bostrom
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RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the following subdivisions and parcels of land have been annexed
and incorporated into the City limits of the City of Clearwater, Florida, and the
zoning of said subdivisions has been established by the City Commission of the
City of Clearwater according to law and after the recommendation of the Zoning
and Planning Board of the City of Clearwater, and the said subdivisions and parcels
have been zoned as designated below:
Subdivision or Parcel
SKYCREST TERRACE SUBDIVISION
Blocks A, B, E, and F
Lots 1, 2, 7, and a, Bl. C
Lots 1 and 2, Block D
Lots 3, 4, 5, and 6 Bl. C
Lots 3 and 4, Block D
SKYCREST TERRACE FIRST ADDITION
Lots 1 and 2 and No. 20' of
Lots 3 and 4, Block I
Lots a and 9, Block K
Lots 3 and 4, Block I, less
No. 20' thereof
Blocks G, H, J, K, less Lots
g and 9, Block K
SKYCREST TERRACE SECOND ADDITION
DRUID ESTATES SUBDIVISION
DRUID ACRES SUBDIVISION
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BAYSIDE #4. UNIT A
swk of NEt of Sec. 10-29-15 &
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NEk of Sec. 10-29-15, being
the Colored Schoo~ Property and
Recreation area and part of
Sewage Disposal Plant
AND WHEREAS, it is necessary and appropriate that the foregoing subdivisions
and parcels and the zonin~ thereof, be incorporated into and shown and set out
upon the Official Zoning Map of the City of Clearwater, Florida.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City o~
Clearwater, Florida, in session duly and regularly assembled as follows:
That the City Engineer be and he is hereby directed to incorporate into and
set out and show upon the Official Zoning ~~p of the City of Clearwater, Florida,
the foregoing subdivisions and parcels of land and the zoning thereof as set
out above.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 18th day of July, A. D. 1955.
/s/ Herbert M. Brown
MAYOR-COMMISSIONER
ATTEST:
/s/ R. G. Whitehead
CITY AUDITOR AND CLERK
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To:
From:
Subject:
Mr. F. C. Middleton, City Manager
Mr. O. H. Anderson, Building Inspector
Subdivis ions
July g, 1955
It is the Zoning Board's recommendation that the Commdssion be informed that the
Zoning Changes outlined in their letter are in conformity with the Master Plan
of the Zoning Board.
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RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, after Public dearing on the 19th day of October, A. D. 1954, che
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 pavement, curb and necessary drainage in Hamdan Drive fr~
the south line of Third Street to the north line of First Street, and
in Third Streee from the west line of Hamden Drive to the east line
of Coronado Drive and in First Street from the west line of Hamden
Drive west approximately 160 fee~.
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July 1S, 1955
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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
and receiving benefits from said improvements so made, and
WHEREAS, certain parcels of real estate facing and abutting and in the
vicinity of 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 ot
Clearwater, Florida, in session duly and regularly assembled as follows:
1. That the above described improvements in Hamden Drive from Third Street
to First Street and in First Street west from Hamden Drive approximately 160
feet be and the same are hereby accepted and approved as having been completed.
2. That the fol1o~ing described properties facing and abutting and in the
vicinity of the aforesaid improvements are hereby deemed to have been benefited
by said improvements in the following proportions of the cost thereof and the same
are hereby assessed in accordance ~ith the following schedule.
ASSESSMENTS
Pavement, Curb and Drainage
In Hamden Drive from Third Street to First Street
and in First Street West from Hamdan Drive
approximately 160 feet
$7500.22
3.87-
Total Cost of Pavement:
Cost per ~ront foot:
Total cost of Drainage:
Cost per Square Foot
$2693.04
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Pavement Drainage
Property Owner Front Ft. Amount Square Feet Amount
Replat Lot 3. Blk. B. ~olumbia Subd.
5.4.5' of lot 1 'Catherine Boucher '110 '.425.68 14950 $ 92.42
227 Coronado Dr.
of Lot Clearwater, Fla. 184.8)
5.90' 2 Jerry Dolezal 200 773.97 9900
320 Coronado Dr.
Clearwater, Fla.
5.15' of Lot 3 Mabel M. Smith 50 193.4.9 5500 102.69
and N.35' of 3117 Woodsdale Blvd.
Lot 2 Lincoln, Nebraska
N.50' of Lot 3 Robert G. Smith 50 193.4.9 5500 102.69
224- Hamden Drive
Clearwater, Fla.
Columbia Subdivision
Blk. B.
Lot 1 less wi Richard Hartman 229.95 889.89 11475 214..2)
41 Devon Drive
of Wt Clearwater, Fla. 13.7.38
N.100' Frank R. Webber 35.5 3905 72.90
of Lot 1 35 Devon Drive
Clearwater, Fla.
E.11S' of Lot 2 Bankson healty Co. 115 44. 5 .03 15525 289.84.
216 Hamden Dr.
Clearwater, Fla.
Replat of Baysides Subd.
Lot 1 E. A. Barger, Jr. 900 16.80
40 Devon Drive
Clearwater, Fla. 2660 49.66
Lot 2 E. A. Barger, Jr.
Lot 3 James Mele 60 232.19 6596.58 123.16
94 Devon Drive
Clearwater, .L"la. 75
Lot 4 Frank W. Wolff 290.24 14950 279.11
98 Devon Drive
Clearwater, Fla. 634.7.66 118.51
Lot 5 Phillip Voulis 75 290.24
100 Devon Drive
6 Clearwater, Fla. 694.9.6
Lot Phillip Voulis 75 290.24 129.75
Lot 53 Christopher Kubert 223.16 863.60 994.0 185.58
109 Devon Drive
Clearwater, Fla.
Lot 54 w. D. Uwens, et a1. 101 390.S6 331,.0 62.37
909 N. Glenwood
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right. chord bearing N.50D.32'.30"E.
21.21' arc 23.56' & radius 15' the
S.84D.27'30"E.27' th.N.5D.32'30"
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lying 4D.25'11" W.71.53' trom POB.
th.S.4D.25'11" E.71.53' to POB.
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corded in DB 1372, Pge. 453.
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Begin at SW Cor. of Water Lot 1
City Park Subd., run W. along CL
of Sec.8-29S-15E, 15' to E. bdry.
line of Coronado Dr., thence South
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continue S.5deg.32'30" W.1OO', the
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July 18, 1955
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Front Ft. Amount
Drainage
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TOTALS
Harold G. McBride, eta1 35.5
Laura K. Stoddard 110
312 Coronado Dr.
C learwa ter, F'la.
137.38
425.68
3550.0
7244.6
66.28
135.26
C. H. Hubert, et ale 110
109 Devon Drive
Clearwater, lela.
City of Clearwater 165
425.68
7244.6
135.26
638.53
840
15.68
1938.11
$7500.22
144,244.84
.269.3.04
3. That if assessments herein made are not paid within thirty (30) days trom
the date hereof, the City Treasurer is hereby directed to issue and sell certificates
of indebtedness under Section 124 ot the City Charter, Which certificates shall bear
interest at the rate of 8~ per annum against the toregoing properties tor the
assessments herein made immediately upon the expiration ot the foregoing thirty-
day period.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 18th day of July, A. D. 1955.
/s/ Herbert M. Brown
Mayor-Commissioner
Attest:
/s/ R. G. Whitehead
City Auditor and Clerk
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July 18, 1955
RESOLurION
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WHKiEAS: it has been determined by the City Commission of the City of
Clearwater, Florida, that the property described below should be cleaned of
weeds, grass and / or underbrush, and that after ten (10) days notioe 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 Clear-
wat~r, Florida, that the following desoribed property, situate in said City,
shull be oleaned of wGeds. Bross Bnd / or underbrush within ten (10) days
after notice in writing to the owners thereot to do so and that upon failure
to compJy with said notic!::, the Ci toY" shall pel'form such cleaning and Charge the
costs thereof against the respective properties in aucordance with Section 128
of the Charter of th.e City of Clearwater, as amended.
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John T. Bailey
39 Tennis Apts
6 Burns st.
Forrest Hills, N. Y.
Teresa A. Pani~ll
1497 Gulf to Bay
City
Seward G. Spoor
Big Moose
New York
H. P. Rives
Box 397
City
H. P. Rives and
A. P. Ivlar shall
Box 397
City
Henry W. Ahrens
531 W. Saratoga
, Ferndale, Mich.
P. H. and Clara B. Guinand
1529 Drew St.
City
Herbert N. Lat~rder
2250 BaywQod Dr. W.
Dunedin, Fla.
John H. Lewis
59 i~orth st.
NevJburgh, N. Y.
Metta L. Watwood
Route #2
Sylvester. Georgia
Eliz. Skinner Jackson
Dunedin
l'lorida
B. F. Lorunar
1925 Emerson St.
Wauson, Wise.
Joseph L. Jettie
8903 Colfax
Detroit 4, Mich.
Hal'ry Silas
401 Fairfield Beaoh Rd.
Fairfield, Conn.
Harold Swanson
2420 1:agnolie
Janesville, Wise.
Harold Swanson
2420 MagnOlia
Janesville, Wise.
Izador Zitlin
1520 Laura st.
City
Clifford J. Clark
1506 Alter Rd.
Detroit 5, Mioh.
Kenneth E. Brown
2116 Drew St.
city
Rudolph S. Lescanec
108-A Somers st.
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Elmer Kr emke
.Tans en'
Nebraska
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Lots 4 and 5
Block A
Breeze Hill
Lot 6
Block A
Breese Hill
Lot 32
Glenwood
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8.00
4.00
5.00
Lot 76
Glenwood
4.00
Lot 78
Glenwood
4.00
Lot III less
N 40 ft.
Grand View Terrace
Lots 30 & Ni of lot 29, plus. lots
31, 32, 33
Block A
Hillcrest
Lot 3, Block 59
Mandalay
5.00
8.00
4.00
Lot 4
Block 59
Mandalay
Lot 8
Block 59
I\lande IllY
Lot 10
Block 59
Mandalay
Lot 9
Block 20
Marym.ont
Lots 1 and 2
Block B, Unit D
Skycrest
Lots 3 and 4
Block B, Unit D
Skycrest
Lot 5
Block B, Unit D
Sky crest
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East 170' of the W 200' of
the S 150' of N 280' of the
S 330' of the SE~ of ~l~.
Lot 1
Block E, Unit 5
Skycrest
Lot 10
Block E, Unit 7
Skycrest
Lot 4
Block B. Unit 8
Skycrest
Lot 7
Block CJ Unit g
Skycrest
Lots 9, 10 and 12
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PASSED A"~D ADOP'rED BY THE C1 ty Commission of the City of Clearwater,
Florida, this 18th day of July, A. D. 1955.
/s/ Herbert M. Brown
Mayor-Commissioner
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/5/ R. G. Whitehead
City AUditor and Clexk
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RESOLuTION
\VHEREAS, the State Road Department has located and proposes to construot
a part of state Road 590, SectiJn 1505, betvieen Glenwood J~venue aud Mercuty
Avenue in the City of Clearwater, Florida; and
'NHEl~EAS, in order for the State Road Department to further and OOnlIJlete
said project, it is necessary th~t certain lands now owned by the City of
Clearwater, Florida, a municipal corporation, be acquired by the state of
Florida for the use and benefit of the state Road Department of Florida tor right-
of-way purposes only; ~nd
WHEREAS, tbe State Road Department having requested the City Commission
of the City of Clearvlat~,r, ~'lorida, to execute and deliver to tbe state Road
Department a ~uit-Claim Deed in favor of the state of Florida conveying all
right, title and interest to said lands required for right of way purposes only
of said State Road and said request huving been duly considered.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Clear-
vJater, Florida, in session duly and regulE:r ly assembled, thut the Mayor-Commission-
er, City Manager, City Clerk and City Attorney of said City be und they are
hereby autborized and directed to make, execute and deliver to the state Road
Dep~rtment ~ Quit-Claim Deed in favor of the state of Florida conveying all
right, title and interest in and to said l:nds owned by the City of Clearwater
required for right of way purposes only of state Road 590.
BE IT FURT:-;EI{ RlSOLVED TIlhT a certif ied copy of this Res ;)lut ion be for-
warded forthwith to the state Road Department et B~rtow, Florida.
PASSED A~~D ADOFI'~D THIS 18th day of JUly, A. D. 1955.
/s/ Herbert ~. Brown
I.rA YO H- cOr\~\.ISSIO ;~EH
A'rrEST:
/s/ R. G. Whitehead
CITY AUDITOU AND C~RK
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RESOLuTION
V'lHEHlAS, the state Road Department h[:~ locuted uncl/propol:ies to coustruct
a paxt of State Road 598, Section 1505, between Glerlwood Ilvenue tind Mercury
Avenue in the City of Clearwater, :H'loric.la; and .
.,qrnREAS, in order for the State Road Department to tUl't!!er and complete
sa id proj ect, 1 t is ne ces sar y t~"lat certa 1n la nd s now owned by the City of
Clearwater, Florida, be acquired by the State of Florida for th~ use and bene-
fit of the state Road Department of Florid~; al~
WHE~;~BAS, The state Road DepartI~ent helYing re'lucsted the City Commission of
the City of Clearwater, Florida, to ex~cute and deliver to the state Road Depart~
ment a Storm Sewel.' Easement in favor of the State of F10ridu grunting said ease-
ment over said lands required for dra1nuge pur~oses for said state Road, and
said request having been d~ly considered,
NOW, TflliF.EFORE, BE IT RESOLV~D By the City Commission ot the City of Clear-
water, Florida, in session duly and regularly ass~lbled ~s tollows:
That the Mayor-Commissioner, City Man/Iger, City Cleurk find City Attorney
of said City be and they are hereby uuthorized and directed to n~ke, execute
and deliver to the State Road Department G. ~torm Sower Ehscment in favor of
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the state or Florida granting scid el:lSement over said lEl:ldo re..uired for drain-
age purposes for said state Road, in and to said storm Sewor o~ned by the city
or Clearwater, J!'loridu, required fol' right of wny purposeo unly of ::3tate Road 590.
BE IT ]'llitTHER RESuLVl!.D that a cert H'leu copy 01' this Hcaolllt ion bo for-
~arded forthwith to the State Road D~partment ut Bartow, FlorIda.
PASSED AND hDOPTED THIS 18th day of July, A. D. 1955.
Is/ Herbert M. Brown
~jA YOH-COMlv.IS5IONEH
.ATTEST:
/s/ R. G~ Whitehead
CITY .t'1UDITOR AND CLERK
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RESOLUTION
VJH.E~';E.J\S, the St.e.te Hoad Department of ~'lurida has looated and proposes to
const:ruct or reconstruct a part of state ~i()ad 590 between Glenwood Avenue aud
Mercu:ry Avenue in the City of Clearwater, Florida, andj
'WHEHEAS, in order for the state Hoad Depnrtme nt to further and complete
said project, it is necessary that certain utilities and / or facilities within
the Rigtt of Way limits of said State Road 590, be odjustcd, changed or relocated;
and
"'VHEREitS, the state Road Department lwvinfS requested the City of Clearwater,
Florida, to execute and deliver to the State Houd Department B Utilities Agree-
ment, agreeing to make or cause to be m!:de such ndJ ustme nts, chanr5es or relo-
c[. tions of Said util ities and / or fuci1i ties as set out in said Agreement, and
said :request heving been duly consldered.
NOV..r, THERE1WRi!:, BE IT RK30LVED by the City Conun1ssion of the City of Clear-
VIa ter, Florida, in session duly and l'ecular ly a" sCl1bled us follows:
That the City Manager and City Clerk of said City be and th~y are hereby
autho:rized and dil'ectE:d to make, execute tlnd deli vel' to the stute Hoao. Depart-
ment a Utilities Agreement for the adjustment, cl"ll.nge or relooation of certain
utili ties wi thin tIle hight or 'Nay lild ts of said sta te Road 590, Section 1505,
Pinell~s County, Flo:ridtl.
BE IT F~rtTHER RESOLVED that a certified copy of this Resolution be for-
warded to the State Road Department at Tallahassee, Floridtl.
PASSED .Al~D l..DOi:tJ.1ED THIS 18th day of July, A. D. 1955.
/s/ Herbert M. Brown
MA YOH-Cor.U\jISSI ONEil
ATTEST:
/s/ R. G. Whitehead
CITY i~unITOR A:W CLBRK
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June 21, 1955
Honorable City Commissioners
Clearw~ter, Florida
Gentlem.en:
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are
hereb:;, notifiec that Ruby L. Herndon, lJ Jr. Clerk in the Gao & Water Commercial
office, ha s been duly eX~IIllined by It locel phys 10 18 n [.Jnu t~esip:nated by him as a
"First Class" risk.
The above eml)loyee begun her l:ierviue \'wit!. the City on Dec. 20, 1954. She
is undel' 45 .years of age (bor 11 n.pr. 10, 1910) and meets the requiremen.ts of OUI'
Civil Service. It is he,ruby l'eoommenu ed by the Adv is(Jry COlla!!i ttee that she be
accepted into memberShip.
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Very truly yours,
.t1.dvisory COLlCJli ttee of
Tl1e Employees' Pension Fund.
Paul Kane, Chairman
Helen Peters
Dick Kelson
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CITX uUMi.;ISSION MEETING
July 18, 1955
July 7. 1955
Honorable City Commissioners
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
As Trustees of the City of Clearwator Employees' Pension Fund. you are
hereby notified that Gloria Chillura a Jr. Clerk in the Gas & Water Cor.nleroia1
office, has been duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a
"First Class" risk.
The above employee began her service with the City on Nov. 1, 1954. She
is under 45 years of age (born July 21, 1920) and meets the requirements or our
Civil Service. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Committee that she
be accepted into membership.
Very truly yours,
Advisory Con~ittee of
The Employees' Pension Fund.
/s/ Paul Kane, Ch~irman
/s/ Helen Peters
/s/ Dick Nelson
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CITY COD'INIISSION MEETING
Ju1y I�, 1955
The City Conimission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at Gity
Hall, i�onday, July 1$, 1955, at 1:30 P.�L with the following members present:
Herbert M. Brown Mayor-Commissioner
W. E. Strang, Jr. Corrcr►issioner
Jack Russell Commissioner
Guy L. Kennedy Couuaissioner
Absent•
J. N. Bohannon
Also present were:
F. C. Middleton
B. J. Driver
Capt. W. Mackey
S. Zickton
Commissioner
City Man,ager
Asst. City Attorney
Representative of Police Chief
City Engineer
The Mayor calZed the meeting to ordsr. The invocation was given by the
Reverend Don Walling, First Methodist Church, Clearwater. Commissioner Ken�,ed�
moved tha•� the minutes of the regular meetings of June 20th and July 5th be
approved in aceordance with copies furnished each member in writing. Motion wan
seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously.
The City Manager reported tha�t i'ive bids had been r8ceived for pavement of
streets in the area between Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard, Cleveland Strzet, Fiighland
Ayenue and San Remo Avenue. The bids were read as follo�rs:
W. H. Armston G�., �nc., Dunedin �23,612.50
�dadl�y-l�ichael & Co., Inc., Clearwater 23,3z5.50
Blackburn Paving Co., Clearwater 22,l�74.00
E, H. Holcorab, Jr., Clearwater 23,391.50
Campbell Paving Co., Clearwater z4:753.90
After tabulation, the City Ma2lager recommended accepting the low bid of �c2,4�4•�0
from the Blackburn Paving,Company. Commissioner Kennedy moved that the reeommenda-
tion of the City Manager and the City En�ineer be agproved and tha.t tYie paving
work betraeen Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard, Cleveland Street, High�.and A�renue and San Remo
be awarded to Blackbuz:n Paving Company as low bidders for the amount of �22,471�,00.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner 5trang and carried unanimously.
It was repor�ed that six bids were received for pavement sn Duncan Avenue
from Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard to Jruid Road. The bids were read as follows:
W. H. Armston Co., Inc,, Dunedin ��13,91�.50
Had1Ey-Michael & Co., Inc., C�.earwater 13,01�9.00
A. A. Schultz Constr. Co., Dunedin 13,7T9.00
Blackburn Paving Contractors, Clearwater I3,7b2.50
r,. H. Holcomb, Jr,, Clearwater 12,957.5�
Campbell Paving Co., Clearwater 1�.,'791.00
After tabulation of the bids, the City Manag�r recomnended accepting tiie low bid
of E. H. Holcomb, Jr., for �12,957.50. Commissioner Ker�nedy moved that the City
�lanager�s and the City Engineerfs recommendation bs accepted and approved and that
�he contract for paving on Duncan A=»nue from Gulf-to�Bay boulev�rd to Druid Road
be awarded to E, H. Ho]�comb, Jr. i�fation was seconded by Commiss���ner Strang ar_d
carried unanimously,
Regarding the tabulation of the bids for the comprehensive autemobile
liability insurance for the City fleet for one year, the City Manager reported
that af�er careful checkir.� he and the Purc�asing Agent were recommending that
the bid be ativarded to the Clearwater Association of Insurance Agents through Lhe
i�Iaryland Casualty Company of Baltimore as the best bid at �2,5�7��7$ for one year.
He �xplained that �. Karl Rehbaum, President of the newly formeci Clearwater
Assnciation oi Insurance Agents (representin; twenty-one agencies) had been
contacted and the Association has aoreed to go over the entire insurar_ce set-up
of the City of Cleasnnater and act in an advisory capacity in set�ing up the
insurance for• the future. The lot� bid oi �2,�.y.1,29 was submitted by the
Brotherton Insurance A�er.cy, Mr. James Brotherton addressed the Commission
pointin; out that his company, the Southern Home Insurance Company, had carried
�he liability insurance on �he City fleet last year and he believed had ;iven the
City geod claim service. Commissioners Strang and Russell commented that the
Cornmission for several years had asked that an association of insurance �encies
be formed to give the Commission assist�nce in preparing bids for insurance and
advice in a�aardirg the bids, Commissioner K�nnedy rnoved that the recommendation
of �he City Manager, the Purchasing Agent and the City Treasurer be accepted and
�he bid be awarded to the l�Iaryland (;asualty Cnmpany. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Russell and carried unanimotzsly.
The City I�fanager requested that Item �.-B, 1tTires, Tubes and Retreads for
City Fleet" be deferred.
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July 1$, 1955
In regard to the bids for dry cleanin�, pressing, alterations and regaixs
to Police and Fire Department uni.forms, the City Manager r ecommended accepting
the low bid from Sanitary Cleaners. Gommissioner Strang moved upon the recommenda-
tzon of the City Nlanager, that the Sanitary Cleaners lae awarded the bid fbr the
dry cleaning and gressing of uniforms, fiheirs bein� the best and lawest t�id.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner k�ussell and carried unanimouslyo
�_ Concerning thc bids fax the tractor and mowing enuipment, the City Manager
�oined Parks Degartment Superintendent Dobson in recommending that the bid of
2,320.00 fronz Tri-County Tractor Company, Tampa, for a FcMd tractor, a side
mounted mower, and one rear mounte� mowez^, be aacepted as the best bid as th�
City has other Forci tractors and different attachments tha� could be used on the
ne�� Ford tractor as needed. The Manager commented that if the International model
were purchased, the City would need further equipment to go with it. Mr. John
Burke, reFresenting Tri-County Tractor Company, addressed the Commission stating
that the Tnternational tractor from the Orange State yl�tor C�mpany (the low bi,dder)
did not meet specifications as to horsepower. The City �4anager recommended
deferring the awarding of the bid to the meeting of July 2�th to �ve time for
further ahecking. By consent, the Commission agreed to this.
The Mayor announced the continuation oi the Public Hear3 ng on the reqt.tF�st of
i�ir. E1mQr T�. Mylander for a fifteen foot setback from IKango Street for �ot 1',
Block l6, Mandalay Subdi�rision. In response to a request from the Commissian to
reaheck the setbacks of adjacent houses from Mango Street, a memo was read from
the Buildir.g Inspector that the measurements a,s shown on the plat att2ched to the
request had been checked and were found to be correct. The memo included the
information that a 15 foot ��etback from Mango was granted by the Commission on
June 21, 1g54, for Lot 16, Block 10, Mandalay, across the street from �he property
concerned. Th� Zoning Board in reconsidering the request of Mr. Mylander recommended
that the fifteen foot setback be granted sznce it had been determined that this would
not be cic�ser than the average �f the houses built aiong Mango. The Mayor inquired
if there were objections from a*�yone in the audience and there were none. Having
held thi5 Public iiearing ar_d having heard no valid objection, Commissioner Russell
moved tha.t the request o£ Elmer L. Mylander for a fifteen foot setback f rom Mango
Street for Lot 1, B:Lock 16, Mandalay Subdivision, be granted as per the recommend�-
tion of the Zoning Board. I�Iotion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried
, ur_animou sly.
The i�layor called a Public xearir_g on the request of Mr, Gonza.lo Garcia os�
behalf of Mrs. Clai•e F. Jacobs for an ei�ht foot setback from Eldarado Avenue
for Lot �, Block 2, Mar�dalay Subdivision. The City Attorney read the request
from Mr. Garcia and the Zoning BoardTs recommendation that a ten foot setback be
granted �vhich would be in confarmity with a ten fooc setback granted bg tne
Commission for Lot $, Block 2, on February 21, 1955. The Mayor inquired if there
were any objections and there were none. Having held this Public Hearing and
having heard no valid objectinns, Commisszoner Strang moved that the request of
Mrs. Clare F'. Jacobs for an szght foot setback line from Eldorado for Lot 7,
Block 2, Niandalay Subdivisiun, be dez�ied 2nd that the applicant be grantad a ten
foot setback �ine in accordance with the recommendation of the Zoning Board.
Motion was se�onded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney read a request £ram Mr. George F. Blair, President of the
Southland Developers, Inc., asking that t he Commission approve a replat of Lots
6 to 15, inclusive, Block L, and Lc�ts 22 to 33, znclusive, Block M, Skycrest
Terrace Second Addition, to be known as Terrace Lake Addition. The City Mana�er
explained that the Zots are being replatt�d into lots wi�h a larger area as some
o.f the lots in Skycrest Terrace 2nd Addition were four.d to be too small f 6r the
type of homes that a.re being constructed in the subdivision. Commissioner
Strang moved that the replat of Skycrest Terrace Subdivision Second Addition,
Black L(Lots 6 to 15, incl.) and Block M(Lots 22-33, inc1.) be approved and
the proper off i�ials be aut horized to execute it. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney read the application of Mr. R. M. Collins for permission
to build a f,illing station on the nortn 120 f eet of I,ots 3 and 4, Suburb
Beautiful, (Block B)� The Zoning Board recommended approval of the request, A
report from the City Engineer suggested that the curb shou.ld �e canstructed a�
the bituminous approach as indicated on the plot plan and containecl recommenda-
tions on drainage lines and the location of'the septic tank. A letter was read
i'rom Mr. Collins indicati:?g that he would comply with the Engxneer�s recommenda-
tions. Commissioner S�rang sug�ested that the approaches should be concrete
instead of bituminous. Commissioner Strang moved the approva] of the plans for
the filling station to be constructed bp R. I�i. Collins on the north 120 f eet oi
Lots 3 and 1�, Block B, Suburb Beautiful, subject to the list �f corrections by
the City Engineer, any the City 4ttorney might have and that the approaches to
the filling staLion be made out of concrete�according to practice rather than
bituminous paving. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried
% unanimously,
A letter was read from the Reverer_d A. N. Bostr�om reques�ing that the
C?earwater Bible Church building being constructed on the seuth side of Springdale
Avenue between North Betty Lane and Rollen Road in Pine Ridgc Subdivision outside
the City be granted permission to connect to the City sanitary sewer which runs
down Springdale Auenue. The Manager estimated the cost of the c;or_nectian at ��5.00
and explained that churches outside the City pay the full water bill and sewer
charge. Commissioner Russell moved that the request be granted with rhe under�
standing tha.t the chvrch is to pay the full taater bill and sewer ckiarge and that
the cost of the connection be borne by the applicant. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimouslq.
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CSTY COMMISSIOI3 M�ETiNG
July 1$, 1955
The City Attorney presented the Resolution concerning pu�tino the zoning on
the Loning Map of subdivisions previousl}> zoned but not entered on the map.
Following referral to the Zoning Board by the Commission on June 20th for its
consideration, the Zoning Board approved the xesolution as b�ing in cor_formity
wzth the Master Plan of the Zoning Board. Commissionei Stxang moved that the
Resolution be passed and adopted and the proper o�'iicials be authorized to exec��te
it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously.
The City Att orney presented three propased Resolutions author3.zing the
execution of certain agreements requested by the St�te Road Department in
connection with the pavin� of State Road 59d (Drew �treet) between Glenwood Aven�ze
anu Mercury Avenue. The Gity En.gineer exglained that the quit claim deed i& for
a po:^tion of Drew St,reet right-oi-way, city-owned land, which h3s never been
dedicated for stxeet right-of-way purposes. The deed included a
five acres of the SE� of the SE� of Section 11-29-15 and a portionaof thetEasta�t
oi the 4Vest '� of the SW� of the SW� of Sectzon 12-?9d15. The City Attorney read
the Yesolution whiah would authorize the groper officials to execute the quit-
claim deed in favor ot the State of Florida for ri�ht-of-way purposes only of
State Road 590. Cammi.ssioner Strang moved that the Resolu�ion be passed and a.dopted
and the proper officials be aL.thorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by
Cornmission�r Russell and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney read a proposed hesolutior_ which would authorize the pr�per
officials to execute a storm sewer easem�nt �n favor of the State of Florida for
drainage purposes fer State Road 590 in and to said storm sevrer ovrned by the City
of Clearwater. The City Engineer explained bhat the documents from the State Road
7�Ppartrnent are far easements in City streets for necessary storm s ewers for the
drainage of Drevr Street. Commissioner Russell moved that the Resolution be passed
and adopted and the proper ofiicials be authorzzed to si�n it. I�lotion was seccnded
by Gommissioner kennedq and carried unanimously.
The City Attorn�y read a propcs���3 Reaolution which v�a uld autharize the praper
officials to ex.ecute a Utilities Agreement for the adjustment, chanoe or relocation
of certain utilities within the right-of-way of Sta�e Ftoad 590 as requested by
the 5tate Road Departmento Commissioner Strang moved that the Resolution be
passed and adopted and the praper officials be authorized to execute it. iiotian
was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. The Mayor suggested
that if the Cit}r is planning any utility work in the Drew Street area that it be
corriFleted before the new pavement is cons�ructed. Corr,missioner Strang suggested
that the Mana?er request the Florida Power Corporation and the Peninsular Telephone
Company to complete any projects that they mi�ht have planned for that area.
A Resolution was read assessir.g the cost of paving, curb and necessary drainage
in Hamder. Drive from Third Street to First Street; and in Third Street irom Hamden
Drive to Coronado Drive, and in First Street from the west line of Hamden B.rive
west approxirnately 160 feet. Comraissioner Strang moved that the Ftesolution be
passed and adopted, that ihe assessment be spread and the proper officials be
authorized to execute it. Motion W$S seconded by Gommissioner ISennedy and carried
unanimously.
Commissioner Russell left the meeting at this time--- 3:00 P,I�i.
The City At�orney presented for its second reading Ordinance 6$2 which vvc�uld
prohibit vehicular peddling of goods, wa:�^es or merchandise in certain specified
�reas such as the business section downtown and on the beach, parking areas and
public areas. Corr,ni�sioner Strang moved that Ordinance 682 be considered on its
second reading by title only by unanimous consent of the Commissioners pr2sent.
iKotion was second�d by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. Tne C`ity
Attorney read Ordinance 6$2 by title only, Commissioner Strang moved that Ordir.ance
6$2 be passed on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Kennec3y and carried unani*nously.
The Gity Httorney requested that since an agreement has now been reached
with the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad regarding the o�ening of Pierce Street
that the motion be rescinded in the meeting of June 20th authorizing and directing
the proper officials of the City to place in the registry of the Circuif, Court
for the Sixth Judicial Circuit the sum of �5,000.00 from which to pay the
Atlantic Coast Line Fiailroad Company for its property nec�ssar}T to accom�lish
tha work outlined in the notice of this Public Hearing in the event that the
Company fails to agree to the establishment of just compensation within ten days
from this date. Commissioner Strano moved that since it now appears that
settlement has been made of the dif'ferences with the Atlantic Coast Line Railroac3
thab the auth�rity and direction given to the City officials in the above-stated
motion of the June 20th meeting be rescinded and revoked. Motion was seconded
by Comrnissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously.
The City N:anager read a recommendation from the City Treasurer to retire
the following: �30,000.00 of general obligation bonds at 2.!�0�, 197g maturity
at $�9L00 or a total of �91d.Q0 per thousand; and ��.,OOQ.Ot� of general obligation
bonds at 2.50f maturing in 1961 at �927.50 per thousand making a total of
�p31,010.00 which would make a saving on principal of �2,9g0.00 plus annual reduc-
tion and interest of �$20.00 for the I.ife ef these bonds. On the recommendation
of the City Treasurer and the City Manager, Comnissioner Strang moved that the
bonds be purchased at the before-mentioned sum. Motion was seconded by
Gommissioner Iiennedy and carried unanimously.
The City Manager presented a Resolution requiring twenty-five property owners
to clean their lots of weeds and underbrush. Commissioner Strang moved tha� the
Resolution be adopted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried
unan irnously .
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CIT�' COMMISSION MEE'iING
July 18, 1955
The City Manager requested approval for �25Q.00 Yrom the Speaial Events
Tund to oovex the eape.nses of Mr. Glen Whitten, employed at the Pier Pavilio�,
who �rill �ppear in the National A.A.IIa` Swim Championship meet in Los Angeles.
The Ci�y Manager explatned that Glen Whitten i� the Pifth ranlcing diver itt his
division in the United 8ta�tes„ Cammissi4ner S�rang moved that thSa emo�ant be
appropriated i,n the Speci$l Events Fund. Ntntion was aeoonded by Commissioner
kenaedy and carried unanimously.
The City Manager announced that the Zonin� Bo�rd would ho�.d a speoial
m�eting o� August 2Sth to consider items Yar the zoning reterendum at the nex�
City election and reported that the City Commissio.n has baen requested to submit
a.�y items that it might haae �or consideration.
In regard to the plat of Hollingsworth Estates whioh was tentatively
spproved by the Commission at the meeting of June 6th subject to �he securin�
of 100 Poot right-of0wa� for Druid Road, the City ASanages regorted that Mr.
Robert Wilson, att�rney for Mr. Holll�gsworth, had contected the County Engineer
who inPormed b4r. Wilson that it Kas the tentative plan of the County to ask for
100 foot right-oi-way. He said Mr. Wilson also appeared before the City Planni�g
Board which Yelt tht�t �he 10� Yoat right-oP-.way should be required. �he Manager
rQported $hat �r. iiollingsworth had oP�erad to require a 30 foot setback for houses
facing Druid Road. It was the consensus o� opinion oP the Cox9missioners that
the �0 Poot dedication of ri�t�oi-way noxth o�' the center lfne of Druid Road
should be obtained before f inal approvel o� the p�.at.
The Commission aow adjourned as the City Commisa3on and acting as T�ustees
o� the Pensian Fund admitted Ruby I,. Herndon and Gloria Chi�.lura, J'unior �lexka
in the Gas nnd Water Departments, to membership in the Pension Pl�n on s motion
by Commissioner Stxang which was secflnded by Commissioner gennedg and carried
unanimously.
Thero being no further businesa to coffie bePore tha Board, the meeting was
adjourned at 3:20 P.M.
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Mayor-Co ss one
Attest:
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City A ior an ler
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CITY �OMMTSSIQN T.�ETING
July 1$', 1g55
Mayor Commissioner Herbert M. Erown �uly 15, 1955
Commissioners: Jack R�a�se11, W. E. Strang, Jr.
Guy L. Kennedy, J. N. Bohannon
Gentlemen:
The City Cornmi.; sinn vtill meet in Regular Sessi,on on Mor�da�r, July 1$, 1955, in
the City Hall Auditarium for the purpose of discussing the items listed on the
attached agenda. Meeting time will be 1:30 oTclock P.M.
Very truly yours,
/s/ F. C, Middleton
FCMss City Manager
Enclosures
Agenda - Regular City GUmmission Meeting of Julp 1$, 1955
City Hall Auditorium
1:30 P.M.
l. Invocation, Tne Rev. Don Walling, First Methodist Church.
2. Approving the Minut�as of �he Regular Meetings of June 20, 1955 and July
1$a 1955.
3. Opening o�' bids for:
A. Paving of area between Gul�' to Bay Blvd., C1evelanci 5�., Highland Ave.
and San Remo Avenus.
B. Pavement in Duncan Avenue between Gu1f to Bay Blvd. and Druzd Road,
4.. Awardin.g of bids for:
A. Compreh�nsive Automobile i,iability Insurance.
B. Tires, Tubes and Retreads for City Fleet.
C. Dr*� Cleaning, Yressing and Alt�ratiuns fs�r Police and Fire Depar�ment
Uniforms.
D, Tractor and Mowing Equipment tor Parks Departmenta
5. Public Hearings:
A. Continuation o£ request of Mr. Elmer L, b7ylande,: for a fiiteen foot
setback line from Mango Street for Lo�t 1, Block 16, r�andalay Subdivisian.
This property is on the nortY�east corner of 1°�andalap Boulevard.
B. Request of Mr. Gonzalo Garcia on behalf of Mrs. Clare F. Jac�bs for
an eight foot setback from Eldor�do Avenue for Lot 7, Block 2,
Mandalay Subdivision.
6. Gornmis sion ts c onsiderat ion of :
A. Repiat of Skycrest I'errace Second Addition, Blocks L and M.
B. Approval of plans for filling station to be constructed by R� M.
Collins on the north ��0' of iots 3 and �., Suburb Beautiful (southeast
corner of Gulf t o Bay� and Phoenix. )
C. Req�aest for sewer connection at Clearwater Bible Church on Spriilgdale
Avenue between Betty Lane and Rollen Rd. (outside Gity Limits.)
D. Zoning Boardts recommendation for Zoning Changes outlined. in Master Plan.
E. Drew 5tree� Project.
7. Corrunission's consideration cf items from the City Attorney;s Of£ice:
A. Assessment Resolution for pav2ment, cLmb and drainage in Hamden Drive
from Third Street to First Street and in First Street from HamdEn Drive
approximately 160 feet.
B. Ordznance #6g2, prohibiting the peddling or selling of inerchandise
from vehicles wit•hin certain areas of the City.
$. Utility Improvements.
9. Lot Mowing Applications.
10, Any other item r_ot on the agenda will be considered with the consent of
the Comm�ssion.
Adjournment
Commission acting as Trustees for the Pension Plan.
To: Mr. F. C. Middleton, City NIanager July $, 195�
From: Mr, 0. H. Anderson, Building Inspector
Sub��et: Request of E1mer L. Myla�der
The Zoning �oard recommends that the request for a 15t setback for Lot 1, Block 16,
Mandalay Sub. be granted, inasmuch as it has been determined that this wauld not
be closer than the average of the houses built along Mango. Formerly, the
setback requirements on the side street were only lU�, and this is in excess ef
the requ�rements prior to the last zoning ordinance.
Att�ched hereto is plat and original le�ter of.;request.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
Ju�.y 1$, 1955
7/13/55
To: F. C. Middleton
From: 0. H. Anderson, Sec. Zoning Bd.
Subject: Mylander Req�;est
�d Blanton and myself checked the setback measurements on the attached plat and
find them correct as shown. A 1,5'-On sebback on Lot 16, Alock I�, was approved
by the Zoning Board on June 3rd 1�54 �nd by the City �ommission on June 21st 1954.
Julp $, 1955
To: Mr. F. C. Middleton
From: Mr. 0. H. And�rsan, Building Inspector
Subject: R,aquest of Gonzalo Garcia
The'Zoning Board recommends that a setback of 1QT on Lot 7, B1ock 2, Mandalay
Sub. be granted.
This is in conformit3 with the setback that was granted and a pproved on t he
adjoining lot on February 3, 1955, and the City Commission on February 21, 1q55.
Attached hereto is letter of request with plat.
July 2, 1955
Mr. Oliger Anderson, Secretary
Zoning Board
City Ha11
C1earV�ater, Florida
Re: Lot %, Block 2, Man�alay Subdivision
Clare F. Jacobs
Dear Mr. Anderson:
I am representing Clare F. Jacobs, a widow who owns the captioned property and
who has contracted to sell said prorarty conditioned upon the request embraced
in this letter being granted.
Please place this item on the agenda for the Zoning Board to consider at its meeting
on Julg '7th, 1955, and then kindly fArward it to the City Gommission for the
Commission to consider at public hearing at its next meeting.
I respectfully requsst that the purchaser, Juan F'ernan@ez, be allowed to construct
a dwellin� with a set-�ack of eight �'eet, instead of w?th the set-back required
by the Zor_ing Ordinance.
Enclos$d please find a sket:ch of the lot in question and the surrounding area
sho�ding set.-backs of adjacent properties. I have made my ovan sketch for th�
reason that it seemed simp�.er and more accurate to do so. Enclosed also please
find a survey prepared bp Leo Butler, shoWing the lfmited depth of the lot in
question.
This 2ot is a gulf front lot, which has suifered considerable erosion but wfiich
has a sea wall in place at the gresent time. The d�pth of the lot is '79.35 ieet.
The limited depth of the lot would make it unusable unless this requesb be
granted. I feel that there is part�cularly good reason ior granting set-�back
concessions on galf front property, especially since a large number oi gulf frunt
properties on Cleaxwater Beach are locaied on or very ne2r the front property
line. The same situation exists on the vacant lots adjoining the aboae J.o�, so
that if dwell.ings are ever pla�ed on said lots, they will have to be placed
nearer the property line than the Zoning Ordinance calls for or said lots will
be unusable. Therefore; granting of this request will not operate to the
detriment of the owners of the adjoining property.
I will appreciate your promgtness and courtesy in this rEgard.
Respectfully,
GG:ms Gonzalo Garcia
cc: City Manager (�ST Bruce St.)
cc: City �ttorney
Board of City Commissioners
ClearNiater, Florida
Gentlemen:
July 13, 1955
We are submitting herewith f�r your approval, a re-plat of Lots 6�� 1$, inclusive,
in Block I,, and Lots 22 to 33 inclusive, in Bl�ck M, Skycr��t Terrace second
addition, as recorded in Plat Book 34, Pages 65 and 66, of Fublic Records of
Pinellas Countg, �'lorida.
(Continued)
CITY COMMCSSION MEETING
Ju�.y 1$, 1955
(Continued)
The purpose of this re-plat is to reduce the ten lots in Block L�o eight lots,
thereby increasing the size of the eight lots, and to reduce the twelve lots in
Block M to eleven lots, thereby increasing the size of the eleven lats in this
bl.ock.
mhis new re-�lat will increase the frontage on the wedg�-shaped lots so that they
will ha�p at least eighty feet :front on the building linp.
F�r your reference we are enclosing the presentl3� recorded plat su that you may
compare it with the re-plat �hich we are requesting.
By increasing the size of the lots in this area, we believe it will g�eatly
improve this particular section.
We hope the above changes meet with your approval.
GFB:mca
Yours very truly,
/s/ George F. Blair
July $, 1955
To; Mr. F. C. Midd].eton, City Manager
i;m: i�iz�. 0. �i. Anderson, Building Inspector
Su�ject: Request of R. M. Collins (FiZling Station)
It is the Zoning Boardts reeommendation that we approve the request for R. M.
Collins to construct a filling station on the nor�h 120t of lots 3 and 4 in
Suburb Besutiful, Block B. This area is presently zoned Business.
Attached hereto is originaZ letter of request and plan.
City oi Clearwater Zoning Board
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
Largo, Florida
July '], 1955
I Respectfully submit for your approval for a permit to be issued for construction
of a filling station to be located on the north 120 ft of lots 3 and 4, in
Suburb Beautiful, as recarded in plat book 13 page 61 of the public records of
Pinellas County Florida.
I further submit f or your information two c�pies of surveyors plat, two detailed
copies of buiT3ing plans and two copies of plot plans. I believe this information
will give you a true picture of our intentions.
I have checked with the City authorities and find these two lots are zoned for
business.
Hoping you will see fit to approve this application £or a permit. I remain,
Yours very truly,
/s� R. M. Collins
( 5�1� Cleveland Avenue
Largo , F'lori da )
July 12, 1955
To: �ir. Middleton
From: S. Lickton, City Engineer
Plans for the proposed filling station at Phoenix Avenue and Gulf to Bay were
reviewed by this office. The plans are in order with the follosaing exceptions:
(1) The curb should be constructed at the bituminous approach as indicated
on the plot plan drawing.
(2) Drawing �2 indicates the drainage and water from wash pit flowing ta
the sewer. This wat�r must go to a soakage pit. The drains from the
toilet rooms should go to a saptic �ank. The septic tank should be
located near Phoenix Avenue to accommodate t,he possibility of a future
sewer connection.
CITY CONA+IISSION MEETING
July 1$, 1g55
Hon. City Commissianers
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
Largo Florida
July 14, 1955
-_ In aonnection with my application for a permit for construction of a Servic�
Station at Gulf-to-Bay and Pheonix Avenue, I wish to s tate that curb will be
constructed at bituminous appruach, also that the drainage of water from wasla
�it will go into a soakage pit and the drain from toilet rooms into a septic
i;ank. 'Phis will be located near Phoenix Avenue to accommodate the possibility
of a future �ewer connection.
Mr. Francis C. I�tiddleton,
City Manager,
C'ity of Clearwater, Florida.
Dear Mr. Middleton:
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Yours very truly,
/s/ Richard M. Collins
Box 1167
Clearwater, Florida
July 7, 1955
As expressed by me in our oonversation in your office thi;3 morning, I respectfully
request that permission be granted in behalf of the Clearw�ter Bible Ghurch, to
cannect its disposal f�cilities to 'the sewer pipe which passes the front of our
property in Springdale Ave., between I�orth Betty I,ane and Rollen Road,
Our new church edifice is in the' rocess of being erected at this location. (on
�he south side �f Sprzngdale Ave.� by the Wa7.ker Construction Co, and the conssnt
of the City Commission to this request would be a practical convenience and a
material saving to our church.
It is appreciated that favora�le action in this matter would be an exception,
but inasmuch as our church property wiil be non-tax-producin� whether inside our
outside of the city limits, I believe that yotx and the City Commission could grant
this permi�sion in good conscience iaithout establishing injuxious precedent.
Our Clearwater Bibl� Church has had a good beginnzng in serving the Clearwater
area, and while we are non-denominational, yeb we axe affiliated with the C;�ristian
and Missionary Alliance, with vahicfi church organization I have been an active
minister for the past thirty years.
We are willzng to pay wha-tever the charges mipht be.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
/s/ A. N. Bostrom
(Rev.) A. N. Eostrom
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the following subdivi.sions and parcels of land have been anne�ted
and incorporated into the City limits of the City of Clearwater, Florida, and 'the
zoning of said subdivisions has been es�ablished by the City Commission of the
Gity oi Glearwater according to law and after the recommendation cf the Zoning
and Planning �ioard of the City of Clearwater, and the said subdivisions and parcels
have been zoned as designated belowt
Subdivision or tarcel Zonin�
SKYCREST TERRACE SUBDIVISION
3locks A, B, E, and F R�1
Lots 1, 2, �, and $, Bl. C R_2
Lots 1 and 2, Block D R_2
Lots 3, 4, 5, and 6 B1. C B
Lots 3 and L�, Block D B
SKYCREST TERRACE FIRST ADDITION
Lots 1 and 2 and No. 20T of R-�
Lots 3 and 1�, Block I
Lots $ and 9, Block K B
Lots 3 and 4, Block I, less B
No. 20' thereof
Blocks G, H, J, K, less Lots R-1
$ and g, Block K
SKYCREST TERRACE SEGOND ADDITION N.-1
D1�UID ESTATES SUSDIUISION R-1
DRUID AGRES SUBDIVISION �_Z
(Continued)
QITY C�IISSION MEETING
July 1$, 1955
(Gontinued)
SIR:�IONS H�IGHTS SUBDIVISIOIQ R-1
SKYCREST UNIT 9
fihase � lots faciilg Drew St. B
between Hercules :3nd Timbus
Blocks A and B R��,
Blocks C, D, E, F, G, H except R_1
Lot 1, Block I except Lots 1 and
2, & B1ock J
BONAIR HILLS SUBDIVISIONS R-1
NOS. 2, 3, and the unplatted .
area now known as N0. 1�
OAK AGRES SUBDIVTSION UNIT E R-1
BETTY LANE HEIGHTS 2nd ADDITION R-1
SALLS SUBDIUISIOh FIRST ADDITION R-1
SALLS SUBDIVISIOI� SECGND �DDITION
Lots 1-12, inclusive, Blk. A B
Lots 1-12, inclusive, Block B R-1
SALLS SUBDIVISION THIRD ADDIfiION R�1
BAYSIDE #4, UNIT A R-Z
SW� oi NE4 of Sec. 10-29-15 & P
that portion of the AIW;� of the
NE� of Sec. 10-29-1�, tieing
the Colored School Property and
Recreation area and part of
Sewage Disposal Plant
AND WHEREAS, it is necsssary and appropriate that the foregoing subdivisions
and parcels ansi the zonin� thereoi, be incorporated into and shown and set out
upon the Official Zoning iKap of the City of Clearwater, Florida.
NOW, THE�?.EFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the Citp of
Clearwa�er, Florida, in session duly and regularly assembled as follows:
That the City Engineer be and he is hereby directed to incorporate into and
set out and show upon the Official Zoning �an of the City af Clearwater, Florida,
the foregoing subdivisions and parcels of land and the zoning thereof as set
out above.
PASSED AND ADOFTED this 1$th d�y of duly, A. D. 1955.
/s/ Herbert M. Brown
A4AY OR-GONiMIS S IOI�iER
ATTEST:
�s/ R. G, k�hitehead
CITY AUDITOR AND CLERK
JuZy $, 1g55
To: Mr. F. C. A�Iiddleton, �ity Manager
From: Mr. 0, H. Anderson, Buildir_g Inspector
Subject: Subdivisions
It is the Zoning Board's recommendation that the Commission be inform�d that the
Zqning Changes outlined in tneir letter are iz �onformity with the Master P1an
of �he Zoning Board.
RESOLtJTION
WHEREAS, after Fublic ►�earin� on the 1$th day of October, A. D. 1954, the
Gity Commission of the City of �learwater, Florida, determined that certain work
and improvements hereinafter d�scribed should be done and made, and
U]HEREAS, pursuant thereto said improvements have been made as follows:
Construct pavement, curb and nece:�sary drainage in Hamden Drive from
the south line of Third Street to the north line of First Street, and
i:� Third Street �rom the west line of Hamden Arive to the east lzae
of Coronado Drive and in First Street from the west line of Hamden
Brive west approximately 160 feeL•.
(Gontinued)
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CIT7� CQMMZSSION n7EETING
Juiy 1$, 1955
(Continued)
6aHFREAS, under the proviszons of Section 123 and obher pertinent provisions
oi` the City Charter, after said improvemer.ts shall have been completed, tha City
Commission shall assess the cost thereof against the properties facing and abutting
and receiving benefits from said improvements so made, and
V�-IEREAS, certain parcels of real estate facing and abutting and in the
va.cinity of sa.id i;aprovements have been benefited thereby and the pro-raba co�t
thereof shall be assessed against said parcels.
NOW, THEREF�RE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Gity Commission of the City of
Ciearwater, Florida, in sessian duly and regularly assembled as folluws:
1. That the above described improvements in Hamden Drive from Third Street
to First Street and in First Street west from Hamden Drive approximately 16Q
feet be and the same are hereby accepted and approved as having been completed.
2. That the follawing described progertaes facing and abutting and in the
vicinity af the aforesaid improaem�nts are hereby deemed to hdve been benefited
by said improvements in the following proportions of the cost thereof and the same
are Y�ereby assessed in accordance with ��he following schEdule.
ASSESSMENTS
Pavement, Curb and Drainage
In Hamden Drive �rom Thixd Street to First Street
and in First Street West from iiamden Dsive
approximately 160 feet
Total Cost of Pavement: ,�75C0,22 Total cost of Drainage; $2693.Q4
�ost per front foot: 3.$7_ Cost per Square Foot .019-
Pav�ment Drainage
Propertv Owner Front Ft. Amaunt Sauare Feet AmQunt
Replat Lot 3'. Blk. B. Columbia Subd.
S.45t of Lot l 'Catherine Boucher �11� '�4z5e6� '4950 ��92,42
227 Coronado Dr,
Clearwater, FZa.
S.90► of Lot 2 derry Dolezal 200 773.97 9900 1$4.$3
320 Corottado Dr.
Clearwater, F�a.
5.15' of Lot 3 Mabe1 M. Smith 50 193.49 55Q0 102.69
and 1V.351 of 3117 Woodsdale B1vd.
Lot 2 Lincoln, Nebraska
N.So� of Lot 3 Robert G. �mith 50 1�3.49 5500 102.69
224 Hamden Drive
Clearwater, Fla. -
GQlumbia Subdivision
ylk. B.
Lot 1 less W� Richard Hartman 229•95 $�9.$9 11475 214.23
1�1 Devon Drive
Clearwater, Fla.
N.100� of W� Frank R. Webber 35.5 13_7.3� 39�5 7�.90
of Zot 1 35 Devon Drive
Clearwater, Fla.
E.115t of Lot 2 Bankson nealty Co. 115 445.03 155�5 2�9.$4
216 Hamden Dr.
Glearwat�er, Flao
Replat of Bavsides Subd.
Lo� 1 E. A. Barger, Jr. 900 16,$0
40 Devon Drive
Clearwater, Fla.
Lo� 2 E. A. Barger, Jr. 2660 4g.66
Lot 3 James �Iele 60 232.19 659b.5$ 123.15
91� De�ron Lrive
Cleaxwater, �'�la.
Lot 4 Frank W. Wolff 7� 29�•24 1l�95p 2']9.11
9$ Devon Drive
Clearwa�er, Fla.
Lot 5 Phillip Voulis 7$ 2g0.z4 63�.7.66 11$.51
�00 Devon Drive
Clearwater, Fla.
Lot 6 Phillip Voulis 75 290.24. 6949.6 129.75
7rot �3 Christoph�r Hubert 223.1b $63.60 9g40 1$g,5$
109 Devon Drivs
Clearwatex�, Fla.
Lot 54 W. D. �wens, et al. 101 390.$6 33k0 62.37
909 N. �lenwood
Clearwater, r�la.
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CITY COMMISSIOPI MEETING
Jul� 1$, 1955
(�cntinized) Pavement Drainage
ProPertv Cwner Frorit Ft. Amount SQuar� Fee� Amount
From the SW cor. of Water Lot l
Gity Park Sub., rtxn W.along E&
W center line of Sec.$-2g-15,
15' to E. line of Coronado Dr,
tYt. 5.511.32��OnW.116.26� to
N.lint of First A�e., th. S.
�4D•27'30"E.22$t along N.line
First Ave, to W.line of Hamdett
Dr. th.N.5D,3z+3p1eE.$7•59' along
said li.ne, th.along a curve to
right, eho,.d bearing N.50D.32i30++E,
21,21' arc 23.56t & radius 15t th.
s.��.n.z7�3o«E.z7f th.rr.5D.3z+3ott
E-39•$9' to CL of Sece$-29-15 &
HWM in �learwat8r Bay, th. Wtly
and N�ly along HWM to a paiat
Iying 4D.25*11" W.71e53t from POB,
th.s.4D.25�11+� E.71.53Q to POB,
less instrumenc �'133�3jA as re-
corded in DB 1372, Pge. 453.
E, A. Barger, Jr. 11$ 45�.b5 1692b,$ 316.02
Begin at SLSt Cor. of Water Lot 1
Citp Park Subd., run ZV, along CL
of Sec.$-29S-15Er 15T to E, bdTy.
].ina of Coronado Dr., thence South
5 deg•32°30" W.16.26t ior POB, th.
Go ntinue S.Sdeg.32f30'� W.1C0�, �h.
S,$!� deg.27�301f E.100�, th. N.5 deg.
32t30t� E.100t, th. N.�l�. deg.27t30n
W.100� to POB
Harold G. NcBride, etal 35.5 137.3$ 3550.0 66.2$
Columbia �2 Subd.
Lot 1 Laura K. Stodda.r�. 1.10 y.25.6$ 72l�4.6 135,26
312 Coronado Dre
Clearwater, Fla.
Columbi� #3 Subdo
Lot 1 G. Ho Hubert, et a1. 110 �.25.6$ 721�y..5 135.�6
109 Devon Drive
Clearwater, F'1�.
Park City of Clearwater 165 63�.53 $40 15.6$
TOTALS 1�3$.11 �75oo.zz ��+4a2��+.84 �2693.04
3. That if assessments herein made a.:^e not paid within thirty (30) days from
the date hereof, the City Treasurer is hei:.�R• directed �o issue and sell certificates
of indebtedness under Section 121� of the City �'�harter, which c�rtiiicates shall bear
interest at the ra�e of $� per annum against the foregoing properties fflr the
assessments herein made immediately ezpon the expiration o� the foregoing thirty�
day periorl.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 1$th day of July, A. D. 1955. -
/s/ Herbert id. Brown
Mayor-Commissioner
Attestc
/s/ R. G. Wkaitehead
City Auditor and Clerk
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CITY COM�!lISSION h�'ETING
July lg, 1955
RESOL�TION
t+dfiE;iEAS: it has been determined by the City Commi�sion o� the Ci�y of
Clearwater, Florida, that the property described below should be clean2d oP
weeds, grass and / or underbrush, and that af�ter ten (10) days notice and fa,ilure
of the otivner thereof to do so, the City should clean such property and charge
the co,sts thereof against the respective property.
NO;V TFI�RErO�?E �E IT RESOLVED by the City Gommission of t1�e City of Clear-
water, Florida, that the Pollowing described property, situate in said Gity�
shail be cleaned of �veeds, gr�tss and / or underbrush within ten (10) days
after notice in writing to the owners thereof to do so and that upon failure
to compl9 with said notice, the City shall per�orm such cleaning and char�e the
costs thereo� against the respective properties in accordFnce with Sectiszn 128
o� the Charter of the City oi Clearwater, as amended.
�TA�1E DES CRIPT IOYJ COST
John T. Bailey L�ts 4 and 5 8.00
39 Tennis Apts Block A
6 Burns St. Breeze Hill
Forrest Hi11s, N, Y.
Teresa A. Panifll Zot 6 4.00
1�.97 Gulf to Bay Block k
City Breese Hill
Seward G. Spoor I.ot 32 5.00
Big �7oose Glenrvood
Neov York
A. P. Rives
Box 397
Citq
H. P, Rives and
A. P. I��arshell
Box 39?
city
Henry W. Ahrens
531 �^!. Saratoga
Ferndale, Mich.
P. $, and Clara B. Guinand
1529 Drev� St.
City
Herbert N. I,ai�lorder
2250 Bayw�od Dr . �;1.
Dunedin, rla.
John H. Ze�vis
59 i�orth St.
Newbur�, N. Y.
11�etta L. 4"Jatrmood
Route �2
S��lvester, Georgia
Eliz, Skinner J'ackson
Dunedin
Florida
B. F. Lohmar
1925 Emerson St.
Wauson, �^Jisc �
Joseph L. J'ettie
�903 Co1Yax
Detroit L�, Nlich.
Harry Silas
401 FairPi�ld Bea�h Rd.
FairYield, Conn,
Harold Swanson
21�20 b:agnolia
Janesville, �Nisc.
Harold Swanson
2420 N�agnolia
Janesville , ;disc .
Izador Zitlin
1520 Laura St.
City
C1iYford J. Clark
15Q6 �lter Rd,
Detroit 5, ��ich.
Kenneth E. Brovrn
2116 Dre�n St.
City
�udolph S. I,escane�
108-A Somers St.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Elraer Kremke
Jansen
Nebraska
R. �. Sch�id
1915 Clev2land
City
Sohn tN. I�dc Keown
13g9 Abbott Slvd.
Palisade, N. J..
I,ot 76
Glenwood
Lot 78
Glenwood
Zot 111 less
I�T 1�0 ft.
Grand View Terrace
Lots 30 & I�Tz of lot 29, plus: lots
31, 32, 33
Block A
Hillcrest
Lot 3, Block 59
iviandalay
�Lot 4
Block 59
L_andala,y
Lot 3
Block 59
1liand� lay
Lot 10
Bloek 59
fl�iandalay
Zot 9
Block 20
Tviarynont
Lots 1 and 2
Block S, Unit D
Skycrest
Lots 3 and �:
Block B, Unit D
Skycrest
Lot 5
Block B, Unit D
Skycrest
5637-G 13-29-�5
East 1']0' oP the V7 20�' of
the S 150' oi' td 280' oP the
s 33o t oP the SET oP N�N�,.
Lot 1
Block E, Unit 5
Skycrest
Lot 10
Block E, Unit 7
Skycrest
Zot 4
BlocY B, Unit 8
Sk;� cr e st
Zot 7
Block C, Unit g
Saycrest
Lots 9, 10 and 12
Block D, Unit 9
Slsycrest
Lot 11
Block D, Unit 9
Skycrest
Zot 6
Block J, IInit 9
Skycrest
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4.00
4.eo
5.00
8.00
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1�. 00
4.00
4.a0
5.00
8.00
8.00
fi . 00
1,., 0 0
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
12.00
4..�0
L�.00
�21
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Lasadro Fortune
109 N. Neteor
City
Vida H. Lennox
A'lcove Trailer Park
(Eox 1�80)
C�earwater
CITY COMfJlISSION 1'I�;�TIPdG
Ju19 lg, 1955
(Continued)
Lot �
Block S, Unit 9
Skgcrest
Lot 8
BlocY. J, Unit 9
Skycrest
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4.00
P�.SSED A':D ADO1fiED BY THE City Commission oY the City of Clearwstex,
I'lorida, this 18th day o3 Ju.ly, A. D. 1955•
/s/ Herbert M. Brown
�ayor-Co�missioner
ATTEST:
/s/ R. G. W.hitehead
City �uditor and Clerk
RE50I,LT ION
4Vf�LEAS, tlze State Road Department has located and proposes to construct
a part of State Road 590, Section 1505, betv�een Glenwood nvenue and lYSercuty
Avenue in the City of Clearwater, Florida; and
WHEI:EAS, in ordex Yor the State Road Department to �urther and complete
said project, it is necessary that certzin lands now ov�ned by the City oP
�learwater, Florida, a municipal cornoration, be acquired by the State oP
Florida for the use and benefit oP the State Road Department oP Florida Por right-
of-way purposes �nly; and
VsTHEREAS, the 5tate Road Department havir.g requested the City Commission
of the City oP Clearv�atcr, Florida, to execute and deliver to the State Road
Department a�,uit-Claim Deed in Yavor oP tne State of Florida conveying all
right, title and interest to said lands required Por right of way puxposes only
of said State Road and said request having been duly considered,
NOW, THERErORE, BE IT RF.S�LU�D by the City Commission aP the City aY Clear-
vlater, Florida, in session duly and regularly assembled, tnat the Mayor-Commission-
er, City yianager, City Clerk and City Attorney oi said City be �nd th�� are
hereby authorized and directed ta make, execute and deliver to the State Road
Department r� ��uit-Glaiffi Deed in favor of the State of Florida conveying all
right, title and interest in and to said 1=nds own�d by t�ie City of �learwater
required Por right of way purposes only o� State Road 590.
BE IT FURT�ER RLaOZVt�D TI�nT a certified copy of this �es�lution be i`or-
warded �orthwith to the State Road Department st 3artow, Florida.
Pr",SS�D lsivD riDJF`�LD THIS 18th day oP July, A, D. 19�5.
/s/ Herbert i�,i, Brown
�.IAYOR-COI4�aiISSiO����t
�.TTLST :
/s/ R. G. Whitehead
CITY �IUDIT�it ANT� CLERK
RESOZUTION
?N�i2iJAS, the State Road �epartment hcs located anc�lproposes to construct
a part o� State Roacl 59�, Section 1505, between Gler:wood �venue snd Mercury
Avenue in the City af Clearwater, Florida; and
"'HLREE�S, in order �or the State Roa.d Departmen� to Purther and complete
said project, it is necessary that certain lands now owned by the City o�
Clearwr�ter, Florida, be acquired by the State o� Florida for tne use and bene-
Yit o� the State Road Depaz�tment of Florida; and
V,�;EAS, The State Roaa Department hav�Ing requested the City Commission of
tlre City oY Clearwater, Florida, to execute and �eliver to the State Road Depart:-
ment a Storm Se�ver Easement in �avor of the State of Florida granting said ease-
ment over said lands required for drainage pur�oses for said State Road, a�d
said request having been duly considered.
NU4V, TF?EREFORE, BE IT RESOLV_D By the City Cammission of the City o� Clear-
water, Fi.orida, in session duly and regularly ass..cibled us follows:
Th�t the Mayor-Commissioner, City 117an,,ger, City Cleark and City Attorney
of said City be and they are hereby authorized and directed to make, execute
and deliv�r to the S1;ate Raad Depart�elit s Storm Se�ver Easement in f�vor o�
(Continued)
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CITX GOl��ISSION h�ETING
July lg, 1955
( Cc��tinued)
the Sta:te of FTorida granting srzid easement over saa.d lands renuired for drain-
age purposes Por said State Rond, in and to said Storm Sewer owiied by the City
af Clearwater, I'lorid�, rec�uired for righ� of way p.u�poses only of State Road 590.
BE IT FiTRTHER RESUI:JED that a certiiied copy of this Resolution be for-
warded Porth�uith to the State Road Department at Bartow, Florida.
PASSyD AIVD nDdFTED THIS 18th day oi July, A. D. 1955•
,�s/ Herbert M. Brown
Is+I1�Y0R-CUI�YiISSIONER .
ATTEST:
/s/ R. G. Whitehead
CITY HITL�ITOR AND CT�ERS
RESOLUTION
4VHE�,EAS, the State Road Department of Florida has located and proposes to
conatruct or reconstruct a part of State R�ad 590 between Glenwood Avenue end
I�iexcury Avenue in the City of Clearwater, Florida, ana;
i°r'H�HEAS, in order Por tihe State Poad llepartmeiit to iurther and complete
said project, it is necessary that certa�n utilities and / or facilities within.
the Rigtt o� Way limiis of said State Road $90, be adjusted, chan�ed or relocated;
and
d�E3ERE%�S, the St�te Road Department having requested the City oP Clear�vater,
�lorida, to esecute and deliver to the State Road Department a Utilities Agrae-
ment, agreeing to make or cause to be mAde such adjustments, chan�es or relo-
cations of said utilities and / or facilities as set out in said Agreement, and
said request having been duly considered,
NOt�I, THEREFORr�, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Conunission oP �the City oP Clear-
��ateS, Florida, in session duly and regularly asseribled as �ollows:
That the City Tv7anager and City Clerk oY said City be and they are hereby
authorized and directed to make, execute and �elivei to the State Road Depart-
ment a Utilities Agreement 3or the adjustment, change or relocation of certain
utilities within the Hight oY �'Jay limits of said State Road 590, Section 1505,
Pinell�s County, Floriaa,
BE IT Fi,"�THE� RESOLVEB t�at a certiYied copy of this Resolutioli be �'or-
warded to the State Road Department at Tallahassee, Florida.
P1�SS�D A_�D �DOrPED THIS 18th day oi J'uly, A. D. 1955.
�s/ fierbert 1�H, Brown
IVIAYO R- C O I�1T�7I S S I t� N� R
ATT�ST:
/s/ R. G, yYhitehead
CITY r.L�ITOR i�..\TD CI'�',RK
June 21, 1955
Honorable Gity Commissioners
Clearwater, Flori�ia
Gentlemen:
As Trustees oi the City a3 Clearwater Empin.yees' Pension r'und, you are
herebJ notifiec that Ruby L. Hexndon, a Jr. Clerk in the Gas & T17ater Commercial
oi'f ice, has been duly exam�ned by a local physician and �esignated by him as a
t1First Class" risk.
The ahoae employee �egan her service ��rith the Csity on Dec, 20, 1954• She
is under 45 years o� age (born kpr. 10, 1910) and meets t�e requirements of our
Civil Service. It is i-ierehy recommenaed by �he Advisory Cor�ittee that she be
accepi,ed into membership.
Very truly gours,
xiivisorg Co�urittee of
The Employees� Pension Fund.
/s/ Paul Kane, Chairman
/sJ xelen Peters
/�/ Dick Ttiel�on
CI`r'Y UUru1i..ISSION b�+ETIPIG
July 1�, 1955
July 7, 1955
Honorable City Commissioners
Clearwater, Florida
�� Gentlemen:
As Trustees oP the City of Clearwater �mplo�eest Pension Fund, you are
herEuy notified that Gloria Chillura a Jr. ClerY. in the Gas & Y�'ater Cor�+ercial
ofPice, has been duly examined by a�oc�l physician and designated by him as a
"First Class" risk.
The above emplo;�ee began her servlee with the Gity on PJov, l, 1954• She
is under L�5 years oP age (born July 21, 1920) and m�ets the requirements of our
Civil Service. It is hereb3� xecommended by the Advisory Committes �Ehat she
be acce7ted into membersnip.
Very truly yours,
��visory Coa;mittee o�
Tne Employees' Pensiori Fund.
/sf Paul F.ane, Chairmaa
/s/ �elen Peters
/s/ Dick Nelson
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