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08/01/1955 . ,.,. . ~. ~> :-",. ;.' ..,'.r.. '. :.::~., "~" " r.~: ,'. , , , : ..'.'" ,.:.,.i".""~>" ' ". ~~J~~20~,~:,""".:~'.. ... .:.;. ...... . ,.: ,?tt <~ ~,,:,;: :":/.'~<~ <,,-::.f~.~l:-:::~~~r~t.~/- , ~"'f':~:':':. ~,,~. ~:~~ ':\'.'~~:' /.~~:;:~:~.~.:~~.~;:~~~:~k~ii:;~22~::~~;/:~~;:~ ~';-~!.~ -1;~~~b;'.:...t'~:~'.....:.., :~:.~: ":I'~ ..:'" ,..,;;.~,>~~;i:~~~,;,;G"j3l~(~~:ffX~.,i;)i~~~:::Lj~~~~D~2iV2;&1~i0fEi;1~~#iij:~~;::.:, , ik{; 1i~~!~1 :"I~i"'. ",J. ,- (: ,,"~j~~M{:;I:~ . ,.("" .q ~~:"'; ji) ,', :,."'~.""t..;],:(;,:;,ii;":,,-- '\\.:~ N~~~\i.~~;t:.1 ,\ I., ~;, ,: .,,' ',. 1 .~. CITY COMMISSION MEETING August 1, 1955 The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session a~ City Hall, Monday, August 1, 1955, a~ 1:30 P.M. with the following members present: Mayor-Commissioner COlDIDissi one r Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Herbert M. Brown W. E. Strang, Jr. J. N. Bohannon $Ouy L. Kennedy *Jack Russell *Absen~ a~ first of meeting. Also present were: F. C. Middleton Chas. M. Phillips, Jr. G. T. McClamma S. Lickton Came in later. City Manager City Attorney Chie1' of Police City Engineer The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by the Reverend Arthur Sbell. First Assembly ot God Church, Clearwater. Commissioner Strang moved tbat the minutes ot the regular meeting ot July 18th and the special meeting ot July 25th be approved subject to any correc~ions by Commissioner. Kennedy and Russell. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. The Oity Manager reported tbat three bids bad been received tor the construction ot sanitary sewer in Lincoln Avenue between Pierce Street and Court Street. The bids were read as tollows: Ray Birkbeck, Dunedin Stansfield Constr. 00., Tampa E. I. Rutledge, St. Petersburg '4,835.20 6,112.00 4,013.00 Commissioner Strang moved that tbe bids be referred to the Manager to check with the specifications and bring back a recommendation at the next meeting. Mo~ion was seconded by Oommissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. Commissioner Kennedy came in at this time -- 1:~0 P.M. It was reported by the Manager tha~ three bids had been received 1'or resurfacing the intersection of Cleveland, North East Cleveland and Greenwood Avenue which project had been formerly approved by the Commission. The bids were read as follows: Blackburn Paving, Clearwater Hadley-Michael & Co., Clearwater Campbell Pavl ng Co., Clearwater tl,160.oo 1,560.00 1,080.00 Commissioner Strang moved that the bids be referred to the Manager tor tabulation and return to the next meeting. Motion was seeGnded by Comnissloner Bohannon and carried unanimously. Regarding the bids for 133 tires and 112 tubes of various sizes, tbe Purchasing Agent, Mr. Weimer, reported that he had compiled a complete bid from the unit prices submitted by the individual companies tor the purpose of comparison as some ot the companies do not manufacture all 01' the sizes needed by the City. He explained that tbe quantities were based on last year's requirements and this year's needs might vary slightly. The Manager, joined by the Purchasing Agen~. recommended dividing the bid for tires and tubes between the Standard Oil Company and the Pure Oil Company and awarding the bid tor 44 retreads to Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, the low bidder. Commissioner Bohannon moved that ~he Manager's recommendation on tbese ~ires be carried out (that the bid be divided between S~andard Oil Company and Pure Oil Oompany and that th. contract for the retreads be awarded to Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company). Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously. The Oity Manager reported that the bid of .2.335.25 (with 2~ discount) from Orange State Motor Company tor an International tractor with side mounted mower and rear mounted mower and the bid of $2,320.00 from Tri-Oounty Tractor Company for a Ford tractor with side mounted mower and rear mounted mower bad been care- fully rechecked and it was found that both tractors met the specifications. Mr. Virgil Dobson, Superintendent of the Parks Departmen~, said that either tractor could be used as the tractor would be independent due to the equipment which would be purchased at the same time; therefore, he suggested accepting the low bid for the International tractor. Commissioner Bohannon moved that Mr. Dobson's recommendation be carried out and the bid be awarded to Orange State Motor Company, the low bidder. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. Commissioner Russell came in at this time -- 2:10 P.M. ...l..,...., .L/2 cr . '., ,,', '. -,j)!;.'::... ',. .' . .\ ,,' '::..; >;::.;. ~.< I . ','., , """ _ t .,'".... . -' . '.' ,"': .', .'," '.",'" ~. , .,. .;. '.:.'. I.... ,":;'. ~___' ..",'.. ,.~;.31 '::;:~L ""r,..,."~ ,,;:;'\,ll";'~:':d;.,: ~\~;) -2- CITY COMMISSION .mEfINO August 1, 1955 The Mayor announced a Public Hearing on the construction of a pavemen~ and curb in Hobart Avenue rrom approximately 115 feet south of the south line or Pinewood Street to the north line or Drew Street. The Manager reported that a preliminary hearing had been held and that there wero questions as to whether all or the trees in the right-of-way would need to be removed and whether the owners of property on the .eat side of Hobart could be assessed as they have already paid one paving assessment (for Orangewood). The City Attorney read objections from the follo.ing affected property owners in Glenwood Estates Addition -_ Mr. Chas. R. Carlson, Mr. Thomas H. Wallace, Mr. K. E. Speicer, Mr. Hugh W. Robertson. Letters favoring the paving to eliminate the dust situation were read from Mr. Carl .1. Krause, Mr. John Manss and Mr. Will. M. McGinnis. Mr. Jonn Mans. addreS8ed the Commission pointing o~t that the right-o~.way for Hobart Avenue was dedicated in the plat ot Glenwood Estates Addition tiled o~ Febr~ary 12, 1925, and thererore the property owners were on notice that there was a dedicated street at both sides of that particular tier ot lots. Mr. Ralph Richards, representing some o~ the affected propertr owners in Glenwood Estatee Addi~ion. objected to assessing any part of the pav ng ot Hobart Aven~e to ~e owners on tne west side as they had already paid for street paving i~ fro~t of their houees on Orangewood. Tht Mayor asked the Clerk to check to see whether the paYing assessments against Lots 58 to 69, Glen~ood Estates Addi~ion, were paid in full and the report was that the assessments against six of the lots were abated and six were paid in full. ,The Manager said from a planning standpoint Hobart Avenue is the first street east of Glenwood that is a direct street north. In answer to a question as to how many trees would have to be moved for a thirty foot pavement, the Engineer estimated that twenty-three trees (all of then) .ould have to be removed and a twenty foot street would save only about three of them. He estimated the total cost of the work with a thirty foot street a~ .3,863.98 or $3.28 per front foot with the cost 26~ less for a twenty foot pavement. He recommended that the thirty foot pavement be approved as he did not think it a good practice to approve a minimum of less than tbirty feet. In reply to a question, the Engineer said there was a twelve foot strip paved by the property owner in r~nt of Lots 11 and 12, Grand View Terrace, to provide access to those lots. During the discussion, it was discovered that the legal notice included only tbe property from 115 feet south of Pinewood Street to Dre_ S~reet and did not inClude the part in rront o~ Lots 11 and 12, Grand View Terrace. The Mayor sugges~ed that the property owner could be given due credit for the twelve toot strip ~ready paved but that the new thirty foot paving shoald be continued from the north line of Dre~ Street to the south line of Pinewood Street. It was the City Attorney's recommendation that this Public Hearing should be cancelled and a new Pablic Hearing be advertised to include the property Nhich ~as omitted. Commissioner Strang moved that the Public Hearing be cancelled and that the Engineer, the Attorney and the City Manager be instructed to re-advertise this for a Public Hearing from the south line or Pinewood Street to tne north line o~ Drew Street. tbat it be sent to the Planning Board ror any reconunendations that tbey might want to make, and also that the Attorney be instructed ~o check on the legality of assessing the people on Orangewood who abut this street and bring a recommendation at tbe next Public Hearing. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy an d carried unanimously. The City Attorney presented for the approval of the Commission an agreemen~ lid. th the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad COlDpany in which the Railroad grants to tb.e City the right to construct a crossing across tb.e Atlantic Coast Line tracks at Pierce Street. Ke said a Resolution accompanied the agreement which would authorize the proper officials to execute the agreement. During the discussion, Commissioner Strang sugges~ed that the phrase stating that automatic signals would be installed by the Railroad at the expense or the Licensee (the City) be cbanged to read at no cost to the Railroad. Commissioner Strang moved that tne agreement with the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad and the Resolution be approved and adopted and the proper officials be authorized to sign it subject to that one line being revised that says that the Railroad will install the signals at the expense of the Licensee (the City). Motion was seconded by Commissioner Eohannon and carried unanimously. The Mayor reported that he had received a letter requesting hi~ to appoint someone to represent the City on the Pinellas County Industrial Council. He explained he was not ready to suggest a person to be appointed at this meeting but requested authority to make the appointment before the next aeeting. Commdssioner Kennedy moved that the Mayor be authorized to make this appointmen~ of a member to represent the City Commission on the Pinellas County Industrial Council. Motion was seconded ~ Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. Regarding the 100 foot strip ot City property fronting on Hercules Avenue wbich the City pro~osed to sell to Ellis and Ford. Inc., for light industry purposes, tbe City Manager reported that he had received a reeoD1lllendation f'rODl ~he Planning Board calling attention to the fact that this property 'Would be in direct line with Palmetto Street if' tne right-of-way is ever extended to Hercules Avenue and suggested that at least a 50 foot right-of-way north of the center line be retained. The Manager suggested that a Committee be appointed to 88~ a policy as ~o what the Commission plans to do with the balance of ~his property and the forty acres of City property north of the Airport. Commissioner S~rang suggested that the Manager be given a Committee to work with him to determine 'What use Should be made of ~h1s property adjacent to the Airport and also to try to find more land ,', ..\ ~ I~il: . ,.:.. ~:' , ,... 'f- .'- j -,-~-, -- it ~ /) / -'"" '-........ f~f~ ,', ~l~X I." ,'\"',. ,"1\, ., , " , ' 'I - .' " .'P: , "', ...\'""'.i~ " .".,',.",','.".). "I ',,'~',,?:~{\i}':~~/::W,'}?,'..,,':~ 7:,':':" ~;: ", ','.;,:'/..~r.f:'.' "')1. . ' ! ,.";, ....,.1. ',' , : t .'_...~.,.. :.i.;..: ,.t.., ",!~." ..' :'..'..~ ~:;.,\,}:: ,_.';,:.'. ,;,:......~.i!t'~".::.L':. :'.; ~ ::.:. '..-.j': ".:..1.:.' ~', .'.~... "':": :.'::~~:; i~'l~. '.'~I;~, ;:"-'. -3- CITY COMMISSION MEETING August 1, 1955 for sanitary till. ComDdssioner Kennedy moved that the City cease negotiations with Ellis and Ford to sell the 100 foot strip on Hercules Avenue and that that particular piece of property be withdrawn from sale with the City Manager authorised to try to find other property for Ellis and Ford. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. The City Attorner read on its third reading Ordinance 662 which would pro- hibit vehicular pedd1 ng of goods, wares or merchandise in certain specified areas such as the business section downtown and on the beach, parking areas and public areas. Commissioner Kennedy inquired if the phrase selling or peddling of goods from vehicles would also prohibit selling from pushcarts, etc. The Mayor suggested making an amendment in the definition of the vehicles to include trucks, vans, motor scooters, pushcarts, etc. Commissioner Kennedy moved that Ordinance 682 as amended be passed on its third and final reading and that the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion waa seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. A Resolution was read which would formally name aa Mandalay Park the City park bounded on the north by Bay Esplanade, on the east by Mandalay Boulevard, ' on the south by Rockaway Street and on the west by Gulf Drive. The Mayor 8ugfeated that the Resolution be amended to read bounded on the west by the Gulf of Mex co. Commissioner Russell moved that the Resolution be adopted as amended and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read a Resolution assessing the cost or the pavement and curb in Laura Street from San Remo Avenue to Highland Avenue against the benefited properties. Commissioner Strang moved that the Resolution be passed and adopted and tbe proper of~icials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. The City Manager presented a Resolution requiring torty-two property owners to clean their lots of weeds and underbrush. Commissioner Strang moved that the Resolution be adopted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously. In regard to a memo sent to the Mayor and the Commissioners by Mr. A. M. Kruse, Chairman or the Planning Board, suggesting that the Manager be directed to have all utility lines laid in the Drew Street area before the new pavement i8 constructed, the Manager reported that surveys are being made and the maps are being checked to see if any new lines should be installed before the pavement is put in. The Mayor announced that the contract for paving and widening Route 590 would be let on August 15th in Tallahassee. The City Attorney reported that an idea had been presented suggesting that when the City paves a parking lot that it might be possible to get the paving contractor to pave it and take his compensation back from the parking meters instead of making it a capital expenditure. He said that one contractor had suggested that the City explore the possibility of issuing certificates for the work and have the certificates pay back at about the same rate the meters would bring revenue in. The Mayor appointed a Committee of Commissioners St.rang and Russell to investigate methods of finanCing and bring back a recommendation on the parking lot south ot the Municipal Pier on the Beach. Commissioner Kennedy reported that he and Commissioner Bohannon had checked the property which Mr. Herbert Blanton acting as agent had offered to sell to the City (Lots 1,2,3, Block 13, Court Square and Lots 16,17,18, Block 13, Magnolia' Park) and it was the Committee's recommendation that an appraisal should be secured. By consent, the Committee was authorized to obtain an appraisal of the property. The Commission now adjourned as the City ComDdssion and acting as Trustees of tbe Pension Fuhd admitted Joseph F. Drake to membership in the Pension Plan subject to a waiver of any claim for disability from a speCified back trouble, on a motion by Commissioner Kennedy which was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. ' There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting was adjourned at 3:40 P.M. Attest: ;:z~~ ',' ~ ' . . ; ,. - ',. , \ L ~:;i:; , I'" ,',' f '", I' . I '. " ; , :".". ..~ ~ \; ." <,', . CITY CO~1MISSION MEETING August 1, 1955 ;;~ . ,', [, ", .:~.:' :v>,.. ''':~'\o'\'''JyJt rcr~.;.M~~~., ~. .:, '..x':f.,.~.j};~~;1,,~J"".1"':~-r'Y~~~~') . ::. ,,\:~,,:,~~::,',~~{:;"~1}'~ ~;:.':. '.:../~'l'<',:~f;~'I' ~ '.".. ,. ~-'" '. , .-:'\.. l.' ",' ..;,,;;_;.__,,:._;;;;,",. ~;:".'~~;;"j;-y':;;"~';Jf;':':;:i,:,;;;"ttfl~ll.~~~j~~';i;;:~;f;.:.;<<';;{L;;;,/::::;::~':;;~;:';JZ:~?L~iJ;j2~~l~~~~i!t ;, ;if'3: 2}:" July 29, 1955 Mayor Commissioner Herbert M. Brown Commissioners: Jack Russell, W. E. Strang, Jr. Guy L. Kennedy, J. N. Bohannon Gentlemen: The City Commission will meet in Regular Session on Monday, August 1, 1955 at 1:)0 P.M. in the City Hall Auditorium for the purpose of discussing the items listed on the attached agenda. FCM: s Enclosure Very truly yours /s/ F. C. Middleton C it y ~lanager ---------------~-~-~~-------------------~---------------~--------~---~----~--~-- Agenda - City Commission Meeting of August 1, 1955 City Hall Auditorium 1:)0 P.M. 1. Invocation, Rev. Arthur Shell, First Assembly of God, Clearwater. 2. Approving the minutes of the hegular Meeting of July le, and the Special Meeting of July 25, 1955. 3. Opening of bids for: A. Lincoln Avenue Sanitary Sewer. B. Surfacing intersection'of Cleveland, N. E. Cleveland and Greenwood Avenue. 4. Awarding of bids for: A. Tires, tub~s and retreads for City Fleet. B. Tractor and mowing equipnent for Parks Department. 5. Public Hearing on the paving of Hobart Street between Pinewood and Drew Streets. 6. Commission's consideration of: A. Agreement with the ACL Railroad. B. Appointment of member to represent City Commission on the Pinellas County Industrial Council. C. Planning Board's Recommendation with reference to sale of City Property. 7. Commission's consideration of items from the City Attorney's Office: A. Ordinance i6e2, prohibitin~ peddlers in certain areas of the City, on Third Reading. B. Resolution formally naming ,.1andalay Park. C. Assessment Resolution for pavins and curbing in Laura St. from San Remo Avenue to Highland Avenue. e. Utility Improvements. 9. Lot Mowing Applications. 10. Any other item not on the agend~ will be considered with the consent of the Commission. Adjournment Commission acting as Trustees for the Pension Plan. ---~~----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dear Mr. Whitehead: July 28, 1955 We will not be able to attend the meeting on Monday. We are not in ,favor of a pavement and curb on Houart Street. Sincerely, /s/ Mary E. Carlson /s/ Charles R. Carlson (211 Orangewood) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:- July 30, 1955 This proxy upon our part is given to Mr. & Mrs. H. E. Speicer, 305 Orangewood Ave., Clearwater, Fla. to represent us as property owners and to protest the pro- posed paving of Hobart Street (Ave.) Clearwater. This proxy is to be presented at the Official hearin~ on Monday, Aug. 1, 1955, and is to be recorded as opposing the paving of Hobart Ave. as proposed in the official notice calling such hearing. /s/ /5/ Catherine A. Wallace Thomas H. Wallace (Owner Lot No. 63, Glenwood Estates Add.) ',< , " ." '..,...!,.;.... .' ,., :'.:" , .: , .',----:---....~..,....,".,',',.. ., ~'r'" .... ..'. . ",. ,." ~ .' CITY COMNrrSSION MEETING Aup;ust 1, 1955 ,~~~ .tffii3". s~~~iw I 'f'.."f.z'.......,.".,' '''''''",K1) ,'<<<;jjl~l.;*~:,~lf~~~'i)?,Tf. "'~h;; ,'~.'l"...'''r .,,'~. J July 27, 1955 To: Froen: Mr. Lickton City Manager's Office Mr. Spicer .- living on Oran~ewood called our office and stated that he ~ished to leave information that he was very much opposed to the paving of Hobart St. ---~--------~--------------------------------~----~-----------~---.~--~----------- TO WHON rf MAY CONCERN:- July 28, 1955 This proxy u~on our part is ~iven to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Speicer, 305 Orangewood Avenue, ~lcarwater, Fla., to represent us as property owners and to protest the proposed pavin~ of Hobart Avenue, Clearwater. This proxy is to be presented at the official hearing on Monday, Aug. 1, 1955, and is to be recorded as ol'posinp;; t,hc lavin~ of Hobart Avenue as proposed in the official notice c[:11ling such hearing. /s/ Hugh W. hobertson /s/ Sarah K. Robertson (Owner Lots No. 65 & 64, Glen~ood Estates Add. ) (Westchester County Publishers, Inc., Reporter Dispatch Building, White Plains, New York) ---.---------------------------------~-------------------------------------------- Honorable rvtayor and City Corr.missioners Th~ undersigned, being the owner of improved property located on Lot #6 Grandview Terrace Sub. and fronting 60' on th~ unpaved ~ortion of Hobart Ave., Clearwater, Fla. respectfully requests that The City of Clearwater, pave this portion of Hobart on a property assessment basis, in order to eliminate an intolerable dust situation that now e~ists on this street. Dated this 1st day of August, 1955 and signed by - Is! Carl J. Krause /s/ Helen Krause (219 Hobart Ave., Clearwater, Fla.) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Honorable Mayor and City Commissioners We) the undersigned, being the owners of property located at the North-East corner of Dre~ and Hobart St., fronting 110 feet on Hobart Ave. and the North-~est corner of Drew and Hobart St., fronting 120 feet on Hobart Ave. both at the entrance of Hobart Ave. with Drew St. respectfully request that the City of Clearwater, pave Hobart Ave. on a property asseSSment basis, in order to eliminate an intolerable dust situation that now exists on Hobart Ave. Dated this 2nd day of May 1955 and signed by - Is! John !'lanss / s/ \"Jilliam M. i,lcGinnis ------~------------------------------------~-----------------------------.-------- Honorable City COlnlilissi oners Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: July lS, 1955 As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby notified that Joseph F. Drake, Electrician, in the Electrical Department, has been duly examined by a local physician and designated by him as a "First Class" risk. * The above employee began his service with the City on Jan. 10, 1955. He is under 45 years of age (born Mar. 23, 1920) and meets the requirements of our Civil Service. It is hereby recomnended by the Advisory Committee that he be accepted into membership. *See papers attached Very truly yours, Advisory Committee of The Employees' Pension Fund. /s/ Paul Kane, Chairman /s/ Helen Peters IS/DiCk Nelson' '.' ' ,I ,_. "'. . . li:ii.:i:~!}~~.~tl{r:n~~~'h~"?~:;;f'-':":c~,:;>. , " '., ,'" ",'.. c ","::"c' hi :;>, rl.\ Fi:1 ...~~ .~ . , .. ':'t'::r~:':' "",1.." " ;:'( *.~ ~... !.' " ' ~ ,>~ ,~.:' .~:~~:{f:~': '. ,~. . II" ~ .r i . 0( .' i . . .' ,",,"'....\.-- ,..~l~,i It), ". j ~1~lfQ{r~;~~t'11 ~ Si~; ft~~~ 1.../ ""1 j,I( CITY COMMISSION MEETING August 1, 1955 , RESOLUTION WHEREAS, after Public Hearing on the 6th day of December, A. D. 1954, the City Commission of the City of Clear\oJater, 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 a Thirty (30) Foot Pavement and Curb in Laura Street from the east paving line of ~an Remo Avenue to the west Favin~ line of Hi~hland Avenue, and WHE.rtEAS, under the pro visions of Sect ion 123 and other pertinent provisions of the City Charter, after said improvements shall have been completed, the City COClllnis~iion shall assess the cost thereof' a~ainst the properties facing and abutting said improvements, and WHER~AS, certain parcels of real estate facing and abutting said improvements have been benefited thereby and the pro-rata cost thereof shall be assessed against said parcels. NOW, THEHEFOHE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City COlllfllission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, in session duly and regularly assembled as follows: 1. That the above described imrrovements in Laura Street from San Remo Avenue to ~ighland Avenue be and the same are hereby accepted and approved as having been completed. 2. That the following described properties facing and abutting the aforesaid improvements are hereby deemed to have been benefited by said improvements in the following proportions of the cost thereof and the same are hereby assessed in accordance with the following schedule. ASSESSIJlENT S PAVEMENT AND CURB IN LAURA STREET FROM SAN REMO AVENUE TO HIGHLAND AVENUE Total Cost: $4054.88 Cost per front foot: $3.34- of- Property HIGHLAND GROVES SUBD. BLOCK B Lot 25 Owner 'Fr. Ft. I Amount H. D. Cranmer 31.5 1510 Franklin Street City H. D. Cranmer 25 H. D. Cranmer 25 H. D. Cranmer 25 Ashton C. Gray 25 1460 Laura Street City Ashton C. Gray 25 Edwin and Bertha J. Allen 25 1462 Laura Street City Edwin and Bertha J. Allen 25 Louie and Mary E. Roos 25 c/o E. M. Sanford 16 N. Ft. Harrison City Louie and Mary E. Roos 25 George A. Miller 25 14-74 Laura Street City George A. Miller 25 George A. Miller 25 George A. Miller 25 Joseph W. Carroll 25 1480 Laura Street City Joseph W. Carroll 25 Gertrude E. Norval 25 1484 Laura Street City Gertrude E. Norval 25 James J. Cullen 25 24 Highland Avenue City James J. Cullen 25 James J. Cullen 25 James J. Cullen 25 James J. Cullen 25 James J. Cullen 25 105.33 Lot 26 Lot 27 Lot 28 Lot 29 83.57 83.57 83.57 83.57 Lot 30 Lot 31 83.57 83.57 Lot 32 Lot 33 83.57 83.57 Lot 34 Lot 35 83. 57 83.57 Lot 36 Lot 37 Lot 38 Lot 39 83.57 83.57 83.57 83.57 Lot 40 Lot 41 83. 57 83.57 Lot 42 Lot 43 83.57 83.57 Lot 4'+ SS:i of Lot 45 of Lot 46 of Lot 4.7 of Lot 4.8 83 . 57 83.57 83.57 83.57 83.57 (Continued) ~. ~ " , . . . , ~; .' .' , ' ,.. ". " ..... .,< >.0:, .. "', . :;i'.f,.'. .,;'..'.,......,...:r....t CITY COMl{[SSION MEETING August 1, 1955 (Conti nued) BLOCK C Lot 1 25 83.57 Sophia C. Martin, et ale 225 Locklie Street Dunedin, Florida Sophia C. Martin, Sophia C. Martin, Sophia C. Martin, Leon A. Kromer 809 Pine Street City Leon A. Kromer Ed. P. Buckenmyer 532~ S. Ft. Harrison City Ed. P. Buckenmyer P. H. Clark 1481 Laura Street City P. H. Clark P. H. Clark P. H. Clark A. W. McLean 1471 Laura Street City A. W. McLean A. W. McLean A. W. McLean William H. Nesbit 561 Peeples Street SW Atlanta, Georgia William H. Nesbit Ruby Tenbrock Cremer, et. al 1455 Laura Street City Ruby T. Cremer, et ale Ruby T. Cremer, et ale Ruby T. Cremer, et ale Ruby T. Cremer, et ale Ruby T. Cremer, et ale GRAND TOTAL Lot 2 Lot 3 Lot 4 Lot 5 25 25 25 25 83.57 83 . 57 83.57 83.57 et ale et ale et ale Lot 6 Lot 7 25 25 83.57 83.57 Lot 8 Lot 9 25 25 83.57 83.57 Lot 10 Lot 11 Lot 12 Lot 13 25 25 25 25 83.57 83.57 83.57 83.57 Lot 14 Lot 15 Lot 16 Lot 17 25 25 25 25 83.57 83. 57 83.57 83.57 Lot 18 Lot 19 25 25 83.57 83.57 Lot 20 Lot 21 Lot 22 Lot 23 Lot 24 83 . 57 83.57 83.57 83.57 $4,~~t:~~ 25 25 25 25 ~ J2I"):(J 3. That if the assessments herein made are not paid within thirty (30) days from the date hereof, the City Treasurer is hereby directed to issue and sell certificates of indebtedness under Section 124 of the City Charter, which certificates shall bear interest at the rate of 8% per annum against the foregoing properties for the assessments herein made immediately upon the expiration of the foregoing thirty-day period. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 1st day of August, A. D. 1955. /s/ Herbert M. Brown MAYOR-COMMISSIONER ATTEST: /s/ R. G. WHITEHEAD CITY AUDITOR AND CLERK ********************************************************************************** RESOLUTION WHEREAS, there is presently a City Park on the beach in the City of Clearwater, said park being bounded on the North by Bay Esplanade; bounded on the East by Manda1ay Boulevard; bounded on the south by Rockaway Street and bounded on the West by the waters of the Gulf of Mexico, and WHEREAS, said park has heretofore been dedicated to public use but has never been officially named, and \~EREAS, the residents of the City of Clearwater have requested the City Commission of the City of Clearwater to officially name the aforesaid park "MANDALAY PARK," and WHEREAS, the City Commission feels that the name '''MANDALAY PARK" is most appropriate and befitting said park. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, in session duly and regularly assembled as follows: (Continued) .,: .. ".' 'r" ,',. ..', , " ,'.: I l.r' t I' ':";' ,:~~' ,~>~;":. ff:;;t;t.~:~%:: : V ' , ~'i. " .:..;" ,- I:~ ;'.; '. ..,\', . '.> ,.~"::,,:,' ~.:....., ~.' ~ ".:- ;'.":J ,.t ~' "':." '~"'f> '~'. ,;' .,'.-}tji7.t ,~~,'~:'1:~<.t.>r:",{:~~~"1~~~~?' CITY COMMISSION MEETING Au~ust 1, 1955 (Continued) , That the City Park located on the Beach in the City of Clearwater, said park being bounded on the North by Bay Esplanade, bounded on the East by Mandalay Boulevard, bounded on the south by Rockaway Street and bounded on the West by the waters of the Gulf of Mexico be and the same shall hereafter be known as "MANDALAY PARK." . PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS 1st DAY OF AUGUST, 1955. /s/ Herbert M. Brown MAYOR-COi~ISSIONER , ' .",", , " l'.. ~ \: ~ :'.", '<, .,: I , '.' ",~ \il,!i;:,(:! ATTE.ST: /s/ R. G. Whitehead CITY AUDITOR AND CLERK '1,' ", , ' ;:~;i:J'~i{fl:l ;:".""'. .~.~< .f,,'. I". .}.l' " " ,~ti ---~---~-~--------~---------------------------------------~~-------~-----------~- RESOLUTION WHEREAS: it has been determined by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, that the property descri bed below should be cleaned of weeds, grass and/or underbrush, and that after ten (10) days notice and failure of the owner thereof to do so, the City should clean such property and charge the costs thereof against the respective property. NOW THEliEFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Corrmission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, that the following described property, situate in said City, shall be cleaned of weeds, grass and/or underbrush within ten (10) days after notice in writing to the owners thereof to do so and that upon failure to comply with said notice, the City shall perform such cleaning and charge the costs thereof against the respective properties in accordance with Section 128 or the Charter of the City of Clearwater, as amended. NAME Roderick M. Marange 29 E. l~ladison Chicago, Ill. Edna N. Billet %McMullen, McMullen & Baskin 1st. Federal Bldg. City Jean L. Colvin 10764 Riveria Pl. N.E. Seattle, Washington John R. Hewett "Laiter &. Sons 88 Parkhurst St. Newark 5, N.J. Harold S. Diver 612 N. Fountain Ave. Springfield 25, Ohio Christian D. Kohn 6th. St. Milford, Pa. Humbert Ghiron Box 106 Indian Rocks, Fla. Leila J. Bryant 12154 Stoepel Ave. Detroit, Mich. John F. Loomer 745 W. Breckenridge Ave. Ferndale, Mich. Kennedy & Strickland Co. 814 Cleveland St. City Jack Geals % Clearwater Country Club City Raymond V. Simmerman a18 Woodcrest City Merle McVeigh Chamberlain 726 18th Ave. N.E. St. Petersburg, Fla. Merle McVeigh Chamberlain 726 18th. Ave. N.E. St. Petersburg, Fla. William Ringenoldus 131 N. 88th. St. Wauwatosa, Wisc. Minnie S. Engle 326 3rd. Ave. S. St. Petersburg, Fla. DESCRIPTION Lot 48 Replat of Bayside Lot 49 Replat of Bayside COST 4.00 4.00 Lot 26 Bayside #2 Lot 28 Bayside #2 4.00 4.00 Lot 20 Block C Fairmont Lot s 21 and 22 Block C Fairl:lont Lot 23 Block C Fairmont Lot 4 Gracemoor 4.00 8.00 4.00 4.00 Lot 5 Gracemoor 4.00 Lots 7,8,9, and 10 Block A Hibiscus Gardens Lot 1 High Point First Addition Lot 2 High Point First Addition Lot 7 Block B McVeigh Lot 7 Block D McVeigh Lot g Palm Bluff Sub. Lots 4,5, and 13 Block C Palm Bluff, First Add. 6.00 4.00 4.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 12.00 (Continued) . ' . d '" .. .' . J:' .' ,.'," ," :' . ' _. .:,f....:.'> }~i\l'!'.,~\'r..1!i ~"k;>"~;;;,', ,C",~,",.,",.;,\" " :'~i'~~~~~~~'~~:'\~::~~:"':L"""'~ ~"..,. ...., . _ . , . , . . 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Cit.y A & W Glads, Inc. P.O. Drawer 351 Ft. Myers, Fla. Marshall E. Wallen % Robert Becker 2360 Gulf to Bay City A & W Glads, Inc. P.O. Drawer 351 Ft. Myers, Fla. Owen M. MacRobert 253$ Frankfort St. New Orleans, La. B. M. Mills 400 Oak Ave. City J. W. Greenawalt 118 N. Orion City Elizabeth Bernhardt 609 E. Pine City John & Giuseppina Nastasi 10 Academy St. Dairen, Conn. Mary Helen Green 313 W. Turner City Evelyn C. Crowley 172 Fulton Ave. City Nestore Pia Ba1dasarre 1155 Grove St. City Edward J. Thede 1745 N. Ft. Harrison City R. M. Sparks 1857 Venetian Dr. City Mary J. Watson 4305 Beachway Dr. Tampa, li'la. Arnold J. Wilson, Jr. , ~ Paul F. Randolph, Inc. City CITY COMMISSION MEETING August 1, 1955 (Continued) DESCRIPTION Lot 29 Unit 1 Palm Terrace Lot 30 Unit 1 Palm Terrace Lot 1 Block 1 Russell Lot 1 Block D, Unit B Skycrest Lots 1 and 2 Block D, Unit 3 Skycrest Lots 1 and 2 Block E, Unit 4 Skycrest Lot 4 Block A, Unit. 6 Skycrest. Lot 12 Block B, Unit 6 Skycrest Lot 1 Block F, Unit 6 Skycrest 5637 x 6 13-29-15 Lot 7 Block H, Unit 7 Skycrest Lot 10 Block C, Unit 9 Skycrest Lot 11 Block C, Unit 9 Skycrest Lot 6 Block D, Unit 9 Skycrest Lot 12 Block E, Unit 9 Skycrest 5637 x 2 13-29-15 5637 x 3 13 -29-15 5637 x 4 13-29-15 ~~ga t !Jlijr'll;, . r"""'" ,'""h, ,,':~~~t 5.00 5.00 4.00 8.00 8.00 5.00 4.00 4.00 5.00 4..00 4..00 4..00 5.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 Lots 2 and 3 Block 1 Tagarel1i Sub. Lot 5 Block 4- Tagarelli Sub. Lot 10 Block 4 Tagarel1i Sub. Lot 2 Block 3 Tagarelli Sub. Lot 35 Block A Venetian Point Lot 26 Block A Venetian Point Lot 27 Block A Venetian Point Lot 28 Block A Venetian Point Commission or the City o~ Clearwater, Florida, 8.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 /s/ Herbert M. Bro~n Mayor-Commissioner &ltl~~)~i "~"'~~''\iJ:!r ..,,;~~,r,!,. ..;.." \'1' . ~~.- ".;~~'::~!.. <:r ' '.''1<.~{;'~;Ji.:~:ii{..:).~/~,l[i.~:r:.>\.~J;..:tf'~~~~'t~,f..t~:.~.:":t~:i1~~~~"'.-jit~~Jl~..f~1tr\"l.t~1~~~~" J . :l!~re~~!:!~!'~~;~~;'\:'Gl7;;;';:'}f:';:'J~<,';:~<:,;;; ,P/ ' , , " , H' ' " " ,,'" · '~?\1i#I!l~~[;:@:~L,:~(,;j,,2;:j;i;;LL0.&~;;H~;;:.i~i2&?t?Jiy~if:;;;;~~1fiii~.'::.11L~~~;I';tg';;;;i'::;':";;4"~ 4~33' AI ORDIIAWCE AS AMENDED PROHlliITiNQ THE SELLING OR PEDDLIIG OF GOODS! WARE~ OR MERCHANDISE FR<>>l VEHICLES OF EVERY fiATUU IJiGLUDllu BUT lOT LL'{lTED TO TRUCKS, V AlfS, MOTOR SCOOTERS, \'iAGO~S AND FUSH CARTS, \1HETHER THE ~AME BE SELF-PROPELLED Oil DlUVEN BY lf~TOR, DRAWN BY ANIMALS, OR PROPELLED BY HUKAI PROPULSIOti, UPON THE ~TRBETS, fARKI50 ARgAS, AID PUBLIC AREAS \~lTHIN CElt'l'AIN SPECIFICALLY SET OUT PORTIONS OF THE CITY or CLEAR~AT&R, FLOIUDA; PROVIDING FOR A PE.ALTY FOR VIOLATIOI HEREOF; PROVIDING FOa;REP&AL OF ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDI- IIAICES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH TO 'rHE EATE~'t OF SUCH COIWLICT; AID HtOVIDIl11 1"01\ 'i1i~ EFFECTIVE UATB HL~REOF. WH~REAS, tne Ci~y Commission or ~h. City of Clearwater, Flor1da, rinds tbat the selling or peddl1mg of goods, wares, or mercnsDdlse from .ebicles as berelD- alter defined, within certain areas in tne City ot Clearwa~er. Flor1da, would cona~itl.lte a serious traffic hazard, and would be dangerous to persons and property or inbabitant~, ond wou~d amount ~o an improper conversion and use of certain public areas, and it 18 contrary to tbe nealth. safety and general welfare of the inbabi~ants or the City of Cl~arwBter, Florida. HOW, TIlEi/.EFOkE, BE IT ultj)AIN~D IiI 'fliE <ilTY CO~~~IS~IOIli OF THE eIn or CLEAR'r: ATEU, FLOIUUA. in 888sion duly and regularly assembled as 1'011owa: Section 1. Selling or pedd1ing of goods. ~arS8 or merchandise from vehicle. ot every nature including b~t not limited to ~ruck5. vans. motor scooters, wagon. and pusb car~s. ~beth.r tne same be se1~-propalled or driven by motor, drawn by ~1mals, or propelled by b~an propulsion, 18 hereby prohibited upon the streets,. in parking areas, and in public areas within ~he !ollo_ing described portions of and upon and adjacent to ~he rollow1ng streets witbin the C1ty 01' Clearwater., Florida : Cleveland Street and Gulf to Bay Boulevard trom the waters ot Clearwater Bay on the West to their juncture witn Courtney Campbell Parkway on the ~ast. Memorial Causeway and Cause~ay Boulevard trom the waters ot tbe Gulf ot Mexico on the West to the J~ncturo with Cleveland Stree~ on the East. Fort Karr1son Avenue from Cedar Street on the Nortb to Druid Road on the South. That area embraced _ithin the boundaries 01' the north side ot Drew Street on the .orth. the east side Qt Myrtle Avenue on the East, tne south side ot Court Street and the south side ot Haven Street west ot Fort Karr1son AveD~e OD tbe South, and the vest side oE 08ceola Avenue on tbe Wast. ' that area embracod 1PIithin the boundaries of the North side of Clearwa~er Stree.t on tbe North, tho East side o~ Nandalay Road extended soutnerly across C~~sew~y Boulevard and continuing southerly along the East sid~ of ~oronado Drive and Hamden Dr~ve to tne juncture or Hamden Drive and Gultv1ew Boulevard on the East, a line r~ing due West from tbe southoast corner of the j~cture of Hamden Drive and Gultvlew Boulevard on the South and tne waters of the Gulr of Mexico on the Wes1i. Section 2. This ordinance sball not be construed so a8 to prevent or in any .anner ar~ec~ sale or.distribution ot goods, wares and merchandise at wholesale trom vehicle8 to merchants and customers on their own pre~ses. (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) Section). It f5hall be unlaw1'ul for any person. firm, association or corpora~ioD to violate any prov1s1on or this ordinance, and upon conviction thereot 1n the Kwnicipal Court, sucb persons shall be puniShed by a tine no~ exceeding Five Kundred Dollars or imprisonment for a term not exceeding sixty days, or by botb suell ~ine and imprisonment. Each day any violation of any provision of this ordinance shall contin~e shall constitute a separate otEenss. Section 4.. All ordinances or parts o~ ordinances in confl1ce herewith are bereby repealed to tne extent or such conf11ct. Section 5. This ordinance anall take ef~ec~ lmmedlate1y upon its passage. PASSED ON FIRST READING PASSED ON ::>ECOND READlJiG AS A:."'1EUDED PASSED ON THIRD ABD FIE~L READING AS ~tENDED AND ADOPTED Ju,ne 27. 1955 July 18, 1955 August 1, 1955 / s/ Herbert ~.. BroWD NA10R-CO~~I~SION&a ATTESf: tal Jl. O. Whitebead CIn AUDITOR AID CLEIiI I ~' , '."".. ,. ','- l�:' CITY CONIMISSION NIEETING August 1, 1955 The City Commission of the City o4' Clearwater tt��t in regular session at City Hall, Mond�y, August 1, 1955, at 1:30 P.M, with the followi,ng members present: Herbert M. Brown Mayor-Commi�s3,onar W. E. Strang, Jr. �ommissioner J. N. Bohannon Commissiones '�Guy L. Kennedy Commissioner �Jack RusseZl Commiss�.aner �Abs�nt at first of ineeting. Came in later. Also present were: F. C. Middleton / City Manager Ghas. M. PhilZips= Jr. Gity Attornep G• T. MaClamma Chief' of Police S. Lickton Ci�y Engineer The Mayor called the meeting to orde�. The indacation w�.s giwen by the R�verend Arthur Shell, First Assemblp og God Church, Glearwatero Commissioner Strang moved that the minutes of t he regular meeting of Julp l�tih and the special meeting of July 25�h be approved sub�ect to any corrsctiona by Commissioner� Kennedy and Russello Motion was seconded bp Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. The City Manager rsported that three bida had been received for the construction of sanitary sewer in Lincoln Avenue be�ween P�ea�ce 5treet and Court Street. The bids were read as folZows: Ray Birkbeck, Dunedin �4,$35.z0 S�an�field Constr. Co., Tampa b,112.OQ E, I, Rutledge, 3t. Petersbur� 4,013.(�0 Comma.ssioner Strang moved that the bids ba referred to the b'Ianager tr, check with the specifa.catfons and bring back a recommenda�ion at the next ms��ing. Motfoa was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. Commissioner Kennedy came in at this time -- 1:4p P.M. It was reported by the Manager that �hree bids had been received ior resurfacing the inbersection of Cleveland, North East Cleveland and Greenwood Avenue which project had been �or�aerly approved bp the Commission. The bids were read as follo�vs: Blackburn Paeing, Clearwater ,�1,160.00 Hadley I�lzchaeZ & Cc�, , 41ea�vrater Z? 566. Qp Campbell Paving Co., Clearwater 1,ogQ.00 Commissioner Strang moved that the bids be referred to the Manage� fdr tabu2ation a.nd return to the n�xt meeting. Mo�ion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannan and cai�ried unanimously. Regarding tlxe bids for 133 tires and II2 tubes of various si�es, tkae Pur�hasing Agent, Mr. We3.mer, report,,�d that he haa compiled a comple�e bid from the unit prices submit`,ed by the i.ndividual companies for the purpose of comparisoa as some of the companies do not manufactnr€ all of the siz�s neede:ci by the Cityo He explained that �he quantities were based on last year's require�ments and th�.s yearps ne�ris migh� eary s]Lightly. ihe Manager, joined by *he Purchasing AgeaL, recommended dividing the bid for tires and tubes between the Stanciard 0i1 Company and the Pure OiI Companq and awarding the bid for 44 retrE;�ds to Goodyear Tire & Rtibber Conpanp, the low bidder. Commissioner Bahannan move:d that the Manager�s rec��mendation on these �ires be carried out (that tha t►id be dinided betweem Standard C1i1 C�,mgany and Pt:re Oii Gompany and that the contrac� £�r the retreads be awarded to Gc�odyear Tire and Rubber Companyj. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kenn�dy and carr�ed unanimously. fihe City Manager reported that the bid af �2,335.25 (with 2�6 discountj from Orange State Motor Gompany for an International tractor w3.th side mountod mower and rear mounted mower and the bid of �2,320.00 gram Tri-County Tr�actor Companq for a Ford tractor with sic3e mounted mower and rear maunted mower :had been aare- ful�y rechecked and it was found that both tractors met the speaiiications. Mr. Virgil Dobson, Super�:ntandent of the Parks Dep�rtment, said that either traa�or could b� u�Ed as the traotor would be indeFendent due to the equipment whic� woul.d be purchased at the same ti.me; therefort�, he suggested accepting the low bid for the Internation�l trac�or. Commissioner Bohannon moved that Mr. Dobson's recommanda�ion be aarried out and tYie bid be awarded to Drange State Motor Comp�ny, ihe low bidcier. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. Commissioner Russell came in at this time �_ 2;�0 P.M. �� ..� '" C� �� _2� GITY CdN1MISSION MEETI�d(3 August 1, 1955 The Mlayor announced a Publfc Hoaring on tho canstruction of a pave�ent and curb in Hobart Avenue grom approximatelp 115 feet soutn oi �he south line of Pinewood Street to the north l�ne of Drew Streeto The Manager reporbed that a preliminary hearing had been held and that thera wsre qusstions as to whether all af the trees in the right-of-way would r�eed to be removed and whether the owners of property on the west side of Kobart could be asseased as they have already paid one paving assessment (for Orangewood). The City Attorney read objections from tne fo1.I.owing aifected property owners in Glenwood Estates Addition a- Mr: Chas. R. Carlson, Mr. �homas H. Wallace, Mr. H. E. Speic�f, Mr. aiu�h W. Robea°tson. Lett�ers favoring the paving to elxminate the dust situation wor� read %rom Mr. Cax�l J. Krause, Mr. John Manss and NLr. Wm. M. McGinnis. Mro John Mansa address�d �he Comarissia�► pointing out that the right-of-�ray for Hobart Avenue was dedicated in the plat af Glenwood Estatea Addit3on filed on Fabruary 12, 1925, ancl th�refore the prop�rtp owners were on notice �hat there v�as a dedicated strae� at both sides of tha� particular tier of Iots. Mr. Ralph Richards, repr�senting some of the affected property owners in Glenwood Estates Addition, objec�..� to assessing an3� part of the paving of Hobart Avenue �o the owners �ae the me�� side as they had already paid i�or street pavin� imm �ont oi' their housea an Orangewood. The May�r asked the Clerk to ataeck to see whether the paving assessmen�s against Lots 5$ �0 69, Glenwood Estates Addition, were paid in fu�l and the raport vaas that the assessments against six ni the lots were abated and sfx �ere paid in fu11� The N�anagex� said from a planning standpoint Hobart Avenue is the firs� street east oF Glenwood that is a dir�ct street north. Tn answer to a ques�ion zs to how many trees would have to be moved for a thirty foot pavement, the Engineer es�timated �hat twenty-three trees (all o£ themj would ha�e to be removed and a tw�nty faot street would save only about three o� tiaem. He estimated the total Gost of the work with a thirty foo� street at �3,$63.Q$ or �3.2$ �er front foot with the cast 20� less for a twenty foot pavement. H$ recornmended that �he tinirty i�oot pa�rement be approved as hs did not thindc it a good prac'�ice to approve � mini�um of �ess �han thirty feet. In rep�y �o a question, the Engineer said there was a twelve foot strip paved by the gz�ogertp owner in froat of Lots 11 and 12, Grand Vi�w Terrace, �o provide access ta thos$ loCs. During the discussion, it wa� discovered that the legaZ notice incl,uded only the pz�opertg fsom il� feet soutfi o� Pinewflod Street tc Drew Str�et and di� not'include the part in front o� Lots I1 and 12, Grand View Terrace. The Mayor sugges�ed that the property owner could be given due esedit for �he twelve foo� stxip already paved �ut that the new thirty foot gaving should be continued from the north line of Brew Street to the south line of Pinewovd S�Gx��et. It was the City Attorney's recc��mendation that this Public Hearing should be caricellQd and a aew Public Hearing be advertised to include the property which was omitted. Commisaioner Strang moverl that the Public Hearing be cance3led and that tyie Engineer, �he At�orney and the Citp Manager be instructed to re4advertise this for & Public Hearing from the south line of Pinewood Street to the north line of Drew Street, th�t it be sent to the Planning Board for any r�commendations that thep might want �o make, and �Iso that �Che Attorney be instruc�ed to check on �b� legality of assessing the people �n Orangewood who abut this street and br�ng a secommendation at the next Pubiic Hearing. Motion was seconded by Commissioner I£ennedy and carried unanimouslq. The City At�orney preaen�ed for the approva]. of the Commission an agreemsnt �+ith the At2antie Coas� Line Railroad Company in which th� &ailroad grants to the Ca.ty the right to c�nstruct a crossing across the Atlantic Coast Line �racks at Pierce Street. He s�id a Re�olution accompanied the agreement which would authorize the proper officials to execute the agreement. During the discussion, Co�issioner Strang suggasted that �he phrase stating th�t automatic signaZs w�uld be installed by the Railroad at the expense of the Licensee (�he CiLy) be changed to read at no cost to the Railroad. Gommissioner Strang moved that the agreement with the Atlantic Coast Line $ai lroad and the Resolution be appsoved and adopted and �he proper officials be auths�rizad to sign it subject to that one line being revised that says that tk�e Railroad will install the signals at the expettse of �he Licens�e (the Ci`cy). Motion w�s seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried nnan�mo�xs?y. The N�ayor reported that he had received s letter requesting him to appoint someor�e to repres�n� the City on tYae Pinellas Counby Industrial Council, He e�cplained he was not ready to suggest a person to b� appointed at �his meet3.ng but requested authority ta make the appointment before bhe next me�ting. �ommissioner Kenn�dy moved that the Mayor be au�horized to make this �ppois�tment og a member to �°epresent the Ci� p Commissian on the Ptnellas County indus�riai Council. Motion was seconded bp Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimous7.q. t�egardir�g �he 100 goot strip of Citq propert=y froz�ting on Hercules Averue which the Gitp proposed to se11 to Ellis and Fard, Inc., £or light industry purposes, ttse City Ntanager reported that he had received a r�commendation from the Planning Boa�rd calling attention to �he fact that this property would be in direct 2ine with Palmetto Straet if the right-of�way is ever ext�nded �o liercules Avenue and suggested thati at leaat a 50 fao� right-of-way north of the center line be reta�.ned. The 1�anager suggested tkaat a Committee �a appointed to s�t a poli,cx as to what �he Commi.ssion plans tb da with the balance of this praperty and the forty acres of Ci�y pruperty north of tYa� Airport. Commissioner S�rang �uggested that the Manager be gi.ven a Committee �A vaork v�ith laim to determine what use shoulci be ma�e of this property adjacent to ths Airport and also to �ry to Pind nore lanai �f 3 I ..3,. CITY COMMISSION ME�TIN(� Augu�t �, 1955 ior sanitary fiZ3. Gommissioner Kennedy moved that �ch,e City cease negotiations with Ellis and Ford to se11 the l00 foot strip on Hercules Avenue and that that paxti�ular piec� of property be withdrawn from sale with the Cx,ty Manager authoriz�d �o try to �iad otk�er prop�rty for Ellis and For�i. Mot3�on vras seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carrisd unanimously. The City Attorneq read on its third reading Ordinance 6$2 which would pro- . habit vehicular pedfll#ng af goods, wares or merchandise in certain specified areas such �+� the bt�siness sectior, d��nt�wn and on the beach, parking �reas and! pub lic a�eas. Ccymmissioner Kennedy inquired if the phrase sellin� or peddling of good� grom vehicles would also prohibit; s�lling from pusYecarts, ete. The Mayor buggested mak�.ng an amendment in the definition of the vehicles to iaclude trucks, v�ns, motor scooters, pushcarts, etc. Commissioner Kennsdy moved that Ordinance 6$2 as amended be passed on its tnird and final reading and tha� the proper officials be authorrzed ta execute it. Motion was seconded bq Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. � A Resolu�ion was read which would formally name as M3ndalap Park the City park bounded on the north by Bay Esplanad��, on the east bp Manda].ay �oulevard, ' on the south by Rockaway Stree� and on the west by Gu�f Drive. The N1;ayox suggested that the P2soZution be amended to read bounded on the west �y the Gu1f' o� Mexico. Commissfoner Russell moved tha� the Resol.ution be adopted as amendad and the proper of£ici�ls be authoriz�d to execute it. Motion vras seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimoualp. The Citq Attorney read a Resolution assessing the cos� of �he gavement and curb in Laura Street from San Remo Av�nue to Highland Avenue against th� benefited properties. Commissioner Strang moved that the Reso7.ut ion be passed snd ado�ted �nd the proper of�'icial.s be au�horized to axecutg it. hiotion was seconded by Commissioner Ru�se12 and carr3ed unanimous2y. The City Manag�er presented a iiesoZution requirin� forty-zwo property owtiers to clear� their lots of weeds and underbrush. Cpmmissione� Strang noved that the Resolution be adoptedo Motion was secondad by Comanissianer Aussell and earried unanimously. In, regard to a memo sent ta the MayQr azad the Commissianers by Mr. A. 1�1, Kruse, Chairman of the Pl.anning Board, suggesting that the Man.ager be directed tc have a11 util3.tp lines laid in the Drew 3treet area before tha new pavement ss con�tructed, the M3nager reported that surveys are be�ng made and the maps «re being checked to see if any n�w lines should be i.nstalled before the pavement is put in. The Mayor announced that the contract for paving and widening Route 59� wau�d be l,et on August l�th in Tallahassee. Tkie Citp Attorney reported that an idea had, been presented suggest�.ng that when the Caty paves a parking 1.ot that it might be possibie to gQt the paving cantracbor to pave it and take his comper�sation back from the pa�king meters i�stead of making it a capital expenditure. He said that one conCractor had suggested that the Citp explore the pqssibility of issuing certi�'icates for �he work and have the certificates paq back aL about the sam�a rate the meters �ou1d bring r�venue in. The Mayor appointed a Commit��e of C�mmi,ssioners Strang and Rctssell to investigate methods af financing anc'i bring back a recommendation on the parking lot south of the Municipal FiEr on, the Beaohe Convnissioner Kennedy r�ported that he an�i Commissioner Bohannon had checked the property which I�Iz�. Herbart Blanton ac�ing as agent had offered te �ell to the Citq (Lots 1,2,3, Block 13, Court Squase an�i Lots 16,17,1$, Bloclr 13, Magnalia � Par�) and i� was t he CommitteeTs recommendation that an appraisal should be secured. By consent, the Gommittee was authorized to obtain an appraisal of the property. The Commission now adjourned as ihe City Commission and acting as Trustees af the Pension Fund admit�ed Joseph F. Drake to membs�ship in the Pension Plan subject to a waiver of any cla3m for disability from a specified back trouble, on a motion by Commissioner Kennedy which �das seconded by Commissioner Behannoa► and carraed unanimously. There being no iurther business to a�me befor� tlne Board, the mee�in� was adjourned a� 3�40 P.M. A�test: C�.ty uditar and erk i-+-�-� Niay�or- ommis on :�, `'i GITY COMNiTSSION MEET�NG August 1, 1955 Mayor Gomrnissioner Herb�rt M. Brown Coramissioners: Jack Russell,, W. �. �trang, Jr. Guy L, Kennedy, J, N. Bohannon Ju1y 29, 1955 Ge nt ],emen • ... The Cit�r Convnission wil]. meet in Re�ular Session �n IMond�y, Augus� l, Z9$� at 1;30 P.iK. in the City Hall Audit6xium for the purpose ef discussing the items listed on ��e attached �oenda. FCM:s �nclosure Very truly yours, fs/ F. C. M:.ddletan City Manager Agenda - City Commission Meeting of Au:;ust l, 1955 G�ty Hall Auditorium �-:30 P.Mm 1, Invocation, Rev. Arthur 5he11, L+'zr�t �s.sembly of God, Clearwater. 2. Approving the minutes of the r�egular Meeting oF July 1$, and the Special Meeting of July 25, 1955• 3. Opening of bids forr A. Lincolz� Avenue Sanitary 5ewer. B. Su•rfacino intersection of Gleveland, N. E. Cleveland and C�reenwood Avenue. 1�. Awardxna of bids for; A. Tires, tubes and retreads for City Fleet. B. Tractor and mowing equi�ment for Parks Deparbment� 5• Public Hearing on the paving of Hc�bart 5treet betw�en Pinewood and Drew Streei;s. 6. Commissi�n's consideration of: A. Agreement c�ith the ACI, Railroad. B. Appointment of inember ta r+�present Gity �ommission on the Pinellas County Industrial CounciL C. Planning Iioards� Reconmendation w;�th re.ference to sale of City Property. 7. CommissionT� consideration of items fr�m the City HttorneyTs Office: A. Qrdinance �6$2, prohibiting peddlers in certain areas of the City, on Third �.eading. B, Resdlution formally naming i�iand213y Park. C. Assessment Resolution iar pavin� and curbing in Laura St. from San Remo Avenue to Highland Avenu.e. $. Utili� y I�provements. 9. Lot Mowing Applications. 10. Any other item not on the agenda will be considered with the consent of the Cornmisszon, Ad,7ournment Gommission acting as Trustees for the Pension Plan. July 2�, 1955 Dear Mr. Whitehead: U1e wiil not be a�1e ta attenrl the meeting on M�nday, We are not in.favor of a pavement and curb on Hobart Street. SincereZy, /s/ Mary E. Carlson /s/ Charles R. Carlson (211. Or�ngawood) t m � Jllly �� 1955 T� �lrHOb1 I� �fAY CONCEA,N: - �his proxy upon our part is �iven to Mr. & Mrs. H. E, Speicer, 305 Oranoewood Ave., Clearwater, Fla. to represent us as property owners and �o protest the pro- posed Faving of Hobart Street (Ave.) Glearvaater. ' This prox� is to be presented at the Of�'icial hearing on Monday, Aug. l, 1955, and is to be recorded a5 apposir�g the paving of Hobart Ave� as �,roposed. in the ofiicial nptice calling such hearing. /s� Catherine A. Wal�ace fs� Thomas H, Wallaee (O�ner Lot No. E�3, Glenwood Estates Add.) ` ... � . �. � . .. . . 0 CITY COMI�lISSION t�E�ING Au,ust 1, 1.955 To: Mr. Lickton July 2'7, 1955 Frprn; City Manager's Office iKr. Spicer -- livino an Orangewood called our office and stated that he wish�d to leave inform��ion �hat he was very much opposed to the paving of Hn'aart St. TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERIV:- '��lY 2$, �955 This groxy upon our part is given to Mr, an� Mrs, tlarry Speicer, 305 �rangewood Avenue, Clearwater, F1a., to repres�nt us as property oviners and to pro-test the proposed paving of Hobart Avenue, Cl,earwater. This proxy is to be presented at the official hearing on Monday, Aua. l, 1955, and is to be recorded as opposing the pavin; of Hobart Avenue as propased in �he of:ficial notice calling sucY� hearing. /�� Hugh W, h.obertson �s� Sarah K. Robertson (Owner Lots No. 65 & 6�., Glenwood Estates Add.j (ti�>zestchester Gounty Publishers, Inc., Reporter Dispatch Building, V7lzite Plains, I�ew York) Honorable T+Iayor and City Cornmissioners ` T:he undersigned, bein� the owner o.f improved property located on Lot #6 Grandview Tarrace Sub. and fronting 601 on the unpaved portion of Hobart Ave., Clearwater Fla. respectfull3� requests t�at The City of Clearwater, pave �his portion of � FT�bart on a proper�y assessment basis, in order to elimina�e an intolerable aust situation that non� exists on this street. Dated this lst day of l�ugust, 1955 and si�ned bq- - /s� Carl J. I{rause ls/ Helen Krause �219 Hobart AVe,, Clearwater, Fla.) �Ionorable biayor and City Commissioners We, Lhe unde.rsigr�ed, being the otNners of property located at the I�crth-East corner of Drew and Hobart St., fronting 110 feet on HoUart Ave, and the I�orth-West corner of Drew and Hobart St., fronting 12G feet on Hobart a�e, both at the entrar_ce oi Hobart Ave. with Drew St, respectiully request that the Cit� of Clearv�ater, pave Hobart Ave, on a property assessment basis, in order to elimir_aie an intolerable ditst situation tliat now exists an Hobart �.ve. D�ted this 2nd day of i�ay 1955 and sign.ed by - /s/ John l�ianss �s/ V�illiam M, i•4eGinn�s Ju1Y 1�, Z955 Honorable City Comrr�issioners Glearwater, Florida Gentlemen: As Trustees of the City of Clea�water E.mploy�es' Fension Fund, you are hereby notified that Joseph F. Drake, Electrician, in the Electrica2 Department, rias been duly exa*nined by a local physician and designated b}� him as a"First Class" r�.sk, � Tha above em�I.oyee began his service with the Gity on Jan. 1�, 1955• He is under 45 years of agP {born Mar. 23, 1g20) and meets the requirements oi our Civil 5ervic2. It is hereby recommended by the Advisory Cc,mmitte� that he be accepted into rneinhership. Very trulp qcurs, Advisory Committee of The EmployeesT Penszon Fund. �See papers attached �s� Faul Kane, Chairman �s/ Helen Peters /s/Dick I�elson � � ��'7 CITY COMMISSION MEETING Augus� �; 1955 RESOLUTION G7HEHEAS, af�er Public Hearing on the 6�h day of December, A. D. 195�,., the City Commission of �he City of Clearwater, Florida; determined that certain work and improvement5 hereinafter described should be done and made, anci WHEREAS, pursuant �hereto said improvernents have been made as fallows; Cons�ruct a Thirty {3Q) Foot Pavement and Curb in Laura Strest from the east paving line oi San Remo Avenue to the ivest pavin� line of Hi�hland Avenue, and WIiEREAS, under the provisions of Section 123 and other pertinent provisions of the Git}* Charter, after said i�tprovements shall have been cpmpteted, the City Conunission shall assess the aost thereaf against the properties facing and abutti.ng said improvements, and w�tEREAS, certain parcels of real estate facing and abutting said improvemenbs have be�n benefited thereby and the pro-rata cost thereof shall be asses�ed a�ainst said parcels. NOW, THuREFORE, BE IT RLSOLVED by the City Commissien t�f the Ci-t3* of Clearwater, Florida, in session du7y and regularly assembled as follows: L That the above described improvements in Laura Street from San Remo Avenue to Hi,ghland Avenue be and the same are herehy accepted and approved as hav�ng been completed. 2. Tha� the z'ollowin� described properties facing and abuttin,g �he aforesaid improvements are hereby deemed to have been benefited by said �mprovements in the following proportions of the cost tnereof and the same are hereby assessed in accordance wibh the following schedule, ASSESSMEI�TS PAVEP7�NT ANb CURB IN LAURA STR��T FROti SAN REMO AVENUE TO HIGHI�ND AVENUE Total Cost; �4�54•$$ Cost per front foot: �3.34-+� ProFarty Owner Fr.Ft. �Amount HIGHI,AND GROVES SJBD. BZOCK B Lot 25 Lot 26 �,ot 27 Let 2$ Lo�t 2g Lot 30 L�t 31 I,ot 3z �ot 33 Lot 3y. Lot 35 Lot 35 Lot 37 Lot 3$ Lot 39 Lot 1�0 Lot 4.1 Lo t l�z Lot 43 Lot (�y. S'� of Lot ti5 S� of Lot �.6 S� of Lot 1�7 �� af Lot W$ H. D. Cranmer �5�a Franklin Street City H. D. Cranmer H. D. Cranmer H. D. Cranmer Ashton C. Gray 1t�G0 Laura Stree� City Ashton C. Gray �dwin and Bertha J. Allen 11�62 I,aura Street Citq Edwin and Berrha J. Allen Louie and Mary E. Roos c�o E. rvI. Sanford 16 N, Ft. Harrison City I�ouie and Mary E. Roos George A. Miller � 1�71� Laura Street C itq George A. Miller George A. Miller George A. Niiller Joseph W. Carrol2 7-4$0 Laura Street City Joseph W, Carroll �ertrude E. Norval 14.$4 Laura �treet C ity �ertrude �. Norval James J. Cullen 24 Hi�hland Avenue City James J. Cu11en James J, Cullen James J, Cu�.len James J. Cullez� James J. Cullen 31..5 105.33 25 �3.57 25 $3,57 25 g3.57 25 �3.57 25 g3.57 25 83.57 �5 �3.57 25 $3•5? 25 $3•57 25 �3.57 25 $3.57 25 �3•57 z5 $3•57 25 �3.57 25 $3.57 25 $3.57 25 $3.57 25 $3.57 25 z5 25 25 �3.57 $3.57 $3.57 $3.57 $3.57 (Continuedj CITY COMi'�JISSION MEETZNG August 1, 1955 (Continued) BLOGK C Lot l Sophia C, iKartin, et al. 25 $3.�7 225 T�ocklie Street Dunedin, Florida � Lot 2 Sophia C, Martin, et aL 25 $3.57 I,ot 3 Sophia C. Martin, et al. 25 $3.57 �'Ot '� Sophia C. i+4artin, et al. 2� $3.57 Lat S Leon A. Kromer z5 g�.57 �Og Pir�e Street Lot 6 City Leon A. ICromer 2S $3�57 Lot % Ed. P. Buckenmyer 25 $3•57 532� S, Ft. Harri;�on Lot $ City Eci. P. Buckenmyer 2S $3•57 Lot q p, H. Clark 2S $3•57 14$I Laura Street City Lat 10 P. H. C1ark 25 $3.57 Lot 11 P. H. Clark 25 $3.57 Lot 12 P. H. Glark Lot 13 A. W. McI,ean 25 $3�57 1471 Laura Str•eet 3•57 City I�ot 14 k. W. McLean �5 $3.57 Lot i5 A. W. McLean 25 �3.57 Lot 16 A. W. i+4cLean 2� �3, 5� I.ot 17 Williarn H. Nesbit 25 $3.57 �61 Peeples Street SW Atlanta., Georgia Lot 1.$ �hzilliam H. Nesbit 25 �3 • 57 Lot 1g Ruby Tenbrock Cremer, et. al 2$ $3,�7 1455 Laura Street City Lot 20 Ruby T. Cremer, et al. 2j �3•57 Lot 2Z Ruby T. Cremer, et al. 25 $3.57 Lot 22 Ruby T, Cremer, et aL 25 $3•S7 Lot 23 Ruby T. Cremer, et al. 2� $3,57 Lot 21� Ruby T. Cremer, et al. _ 31.5 lp GRAND TOTAL �,2Z� , p ��, � ps : g 3• That zf the assessments herein raade ara nob paid within thirty (3p) days from the date hereoi, the City Treasurer is hereby directed to issue and sell cer�ificates of indebtedness under Sect ion 121� of tha City Charter, which certificates shall bear inter�st at the rate of $� per annum �ainst the foregoing properties for the assessments herein made immediately upon the expiration of' the foregoing th irty-day period. PASSED AND ADOPTED thi� lst day of August, A. D, 1955. /s� Herbert i�7. Brown MAYOR-CO1�iMIS SI ONER ATTEST: /s/ R. G. V7HITEHEAD CZTY AUDITOR AND CT,ERK M•C'�`MTTM�`��TMT'i�TT�i`��T%�T'!`�M�i �`�'1�TT'F�MTMM�MT�TTTT�i`T?TT%FT'1`TTMTT�TTMMTMTMMT�TMM�MMMM'Ji�`T?MT�`ii`TM RESOLUTION WHEREAS, there is presently a City Park on the beach in the City of Clearwater, said park being bounded on the North by Bay Esplanade; bourdeci on �he East by I�iandalay Boulevard; bounded on the south by Ftockaway Street and boundec3 on the West by the waters of the Gulf of Mexice, and RTHEREAS, said park has heretofore been dedicated to public use but has never been officiaZly named, and T�dHEREAS, the residerits of the City of Clearwater have requested the City Commissian o� the Gity of Clearwater to official].y name the aforesaid park �'MANDALAY PI�RK," and WHEREAS, the City Comraission feels tha� the name '"MAIuDALAY PARK" is most appropria�e and befitting said park. NOW, THEREFOft�, BE IT RESOLVED b,y the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, in session duly and regu].arly assemb�ed as follows: (C�ntinued) _ „ � CITY CONIMTSSION MEETING Au�ust 1, 1955 (Continued) . That tYie Ci�Gy Park Zocated on the Beach in the City of �learwater, saicl park b�ing �flunded on the North by Bay Esplanade, bounded on the East by Mandalay BouZevard, bounded an the south by Rockaway Street and bounded on the GVest by the waters of ths Gulf of Mexiao be and the same shall hereafter be known as tr�yIAIdDALAY PAB,i� . " � PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS lst DAY OF AUGUST, 1955• /s,� Herbert M. Brown M�lYUR- C Oti1MIS SI OI�TE R ATTEST: /sf R. G, Whitehead CZTY AUDITOR, l�ND CLER�. RESOLUTIqN I�7HEFiuAS: it has been cistermined by tYt� City Gommission of tne City of C1Earwater, k'lorida, that the property described below should be cleaned af weeds, grass and/or underbrushy and that after ten (10) days notice and f ailure of the owner Lhereof to do so, tre City should clean such property and charge the costs thereof against the respec�ive property� NOVa '�t1�.Ek'ORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City �ommission of the City of Clearwater, Flarida, that the fol�owi:�g described proper�y, situate �.n said City, shall be cleaned oi weeds, grass and�or underbrush within ten (10� days after notice in writing to the owners thEreof to do so and that upon fai"lure to compJ.y with said notic2, the City shall perf�rm such cleaning and charge the costs thereof against the respective �roperties ?.n accordance with Section 12$ oi the Charter of the City of Clearwater, as amended. NAME DESCRTPTI6N COST RQderick M. �Tarange Lo�'-' � 29 E, i�iadison Replat of Bayside Chicago, I1L Edna N. Billei: Lot 49 4.�0 %m�IcNlull:en, ylcyiullen & Bask�n Replat of Bayside lst.. Federal Bldg. City Jean L. Colvin Lot 26 L;.00 10'jbl� River;ia Plo N.E. Bayside �2 Seat�le, LV'ashington John R. H.ewe�t I,ot 2$ 4,pq °�Laiter & Sons Bayside �2 $$ I'arkhurst St . ' Newark $, N.J. Harold S. Dive.r Lr�t 20 4�00 612 N, Fountain Aue. Block C Springfield 25, Ohio Fairmont Christian D. Ko�in Lots 21 and 22 $.00 6th. S�. Block C Niilford, Pa. Fairv��r�t Humbert Ghiron Lot 23 1�.00 Box 1f�6 Block C Indian Rocks, FZa, Fairmont Leila J. Bryant Lot �. 1�.00 1215l� Stoepel Ave. Gracemoor Detroi�, Mich. John F. Loomer L�r 5 ' 4.00 71�5 Vd. Breckenridge Ave. Gr.acemoor Ferndale, �iich. �ennsdy & Strickland Co. Lot� 7,$,9, and 10 6.00 $14 Cleveland St. Bl.ock A City Hibi�cus Garrlens Jack Geals Lot 1 �..00 � Clearwater C�uritry Club High PQint City First Addition Raymond V. Simmerman Lot 2 �.,pp $1$ Waodcrest High Foint City Firs� Addi.tion iUier�e McVeigh Ghamberlazn Lot fi 5.pp 726 1$th Ave. N.E. Block B S�. i'etersburg, Fla. N?cVezgh P�Ierle rlcVeigh Chamberlain Lot 7 5.00 726 1$th. Ave. N.E. B1Qck I? St. Petersburg, FI.a. McVeigh William F?ingenoldus I,ot $ 5,G0 131 N. $$th. St. PaZm Bluff Sub. Wauwatosa, Wisc. ►�linniz S. Engle Lots i�, 5, and l� 12.00 326 3rd. Ave. S. �lock C St, PetersY,urg, Fla. Palm Bluff, First Afld. (Continuedj GITY COMMISSION MEETING August 1, 1955 (Continued) NAME DESCRIPTION COST Forest Dean T,ot 29 5.�D ].1�,50 Hibiscus Unit 1 City Palm Terrac� Irving Kimball Lot 30 5.00 1J�$7 E, Cleveland' Unit 1 City Palm Terrace Arthur L. Stone I.ot 1 5.00 �437 Dxew 3t. Block 1 City Russell R. W. RurnpF Lot 1 1�.00 I$OI Gulf �o Bay Block D, Unit B City Skqcrest Dr, Raymor.d Genter Lats l and 2 $,pp 13$0 Palmet�o �31ock D, Unit 3 City Skycrest Dr. Raymond Cen�er Lots 1 and 2 $,00 13$0 Palmetto Block E, Unit 4 City Sky*crest T. .A. McGee Lot 4 ��pp $Al� Pennsylvani� Block A, Uni� 6 City Skycrest Ben Haber Lo� �2 ,�e�p 1317 Young St. Block B, Unit 6 Clearwater Skycresic Michael Yarmen Lot 1 4,00 53 �lashington St. Block F, Unit b Pougtckeepsie, I�T.Y, Skycrest Jessie H. Lumpkin 5637 x 6 5,OG z917 6th. St. S< �,3-29-Z5 St. Petersburg, Fla. Arthur S. Vlistrem Lot 7 1�,00 Bldg. 3- Apt. 2 Block H, Unit 7 Fleetwood Apts. Skycrest Cit}* A& W Glads, Inc. Lot 10 �..DO F.O. Drawer 35� Block C, Unit g Ft. ylyers, Fla. Skycrest i�iarshall E, Wallen Lot 11 4.00 � Rr�bert Becker Block C, Unit 9 2360 Gulf to Bay Skycrest City A 8c W Glads, Tnc. Lot Ea 5.00 P.O. Drawer 351 BIoc2� D, Unit g Ft. Myers, F'la. Skycrest Owen M. MacRobsrt Lot 12 l�.00 253g Frankfort St. Block E, Unit 9 New Orleans, La. Skycrest B. i�:. Mills 5637 x z l�.00 4Q0 Oak Ave. 13-29-1.5 Cit y J. W. Greenawalt 5b37 x 3 l�.04 11$ N. Orion Z3-29-�� City Elizabeth Bernhardt 5637 x Ly �., Qp 609 E. Pine 13-29-15 City John & Giuseppina Nastasi Lots 2 and 3 $.00 10 Academy St� Block 1 Dairen, Conn. Ta;ar�lli Sub. Mary Helen Green Lot � y..00 313 W. Tur'ner Block 1� City Tagarelli Sub. Evelyn C. Crowley Lot 10 y.,O�J 172 Fulton Ave� Block 4 City Tagarelli Sub. Nestore Pia BaZdasarre Lat 2 4.00 1155 Grove St. B1ock � City Tagarelli Sub. Edward J. Thede Lot 35 4.00 1'7�.5 N. Ft. Harrison Block A Citq Venetian Point R. M. Sparks Lot 26 �..00 I$57 Venetian Dr. Block A City Venetian Point Mary J. 4Vatsor� Lot 27 4.J0 43�5 Beachway Dr. B1ock A Tampa, Fla. Veretian Point Arnold J. Wilsan, Jr. Lot 2$ l�.00 � Paul F. Randolpli, Inc. Block A City Venetian Point PASSED AND ADt1PTED BY THE City Cornmission of the City of Cle�rwater, Florida, this lst day of August, A.D. 1955• ATTEST: ! $� �. G, ?�hi.tehead City Auditor and Clexk fs/ Herbert M. Brown Mayor-Commissioner �� , �.. �n�:. :� � a�� . �,�� ::�NN i�RDIbR2dCE AS �i�IaD�D Pit�IiT�sITi�G fi}�� S�SLLT�iG i�R PEDDLI�TG E?F' G�0�1�, ��R�� flFi �itsR��ff�hi7l5t� F�tCtAr �EfiIGT�S C3F ��lERY Id�`sTiii� .LtdCLUDIt�G $UT IdC?'.�' L7a'�iTT�:D `.x'tyi 'E'$I1Cb.S� VilYdSa i�afl'I':JR SC�QTI;$S� �1,�{�t�F�S �i�ii! �US£4 L�i'tTS, C:�H�T3i� �}I� 5�� B� S��F-P�i�PL"ZL�I� (1Ii D�`ETVi:It $7[ i-iQTt)Fi, DRt1YiIr E3Y Ah''I2�,�T,Sr O:t FR€�i�'r;LT,�13 B'!� FIi3t�l�P: ��u�`",��?ri, opo� �'Iii� J`�'Rr�`�'�, �kiRxzi�u nrti;l�s, �n �iI$�,�G �x�±�l.+�' �=�lxz� �;�r.�.�s�r s��c��caz.�� s�� t3T i'�I�TT{�hIS DF' TH�. GTTY �F' CL�:�R4€t17.'Fs�, FiflRli?t�, PI3flVIDI�iG F�fi; � F�Nsi�,TY �h, VT�LATTO� �.�iEf1F; PRi71Fi�x&� ��Ft: E2PsP�AL 0� QIiCiI3��:�u� �� '�tRTS OF �JRUI- I�;ei�C�S T� �O�FI,I:GT H�it�I'TH TCI TK� �X'��T OT' �ibCii CQIY�I,I�T; AN3� pkvViD�� i �'H�; EFF'EC'TIL�E L�:��`� ii��OF'. �IK�R�A�, th� �itg C�mu�issioxa of tlae �i�q a#' Clearwater, F],orida, �inds that tbe se7.lina or peddlin� of �pods� wares,, or mercharsdise frosn vehicl.es as h�rein- a.�ter de�ined, �i'�hin cert�:i.n areas i� tha Gity of C'3.�arc,t�ter, F1ar3,da, �ro'uld COIIS'�3.'�tILET a seriotts �rafi'ic k�azard, and z��o��Id be dang�erous �a persons and proper�y o�' i�hab3.tiants, and «ould amou�t to� an i�prope� conversior� and use of c�rtain pub13� argas, anti it is contrary� to the h�alth, safety attd genaral weiPara of the inhabitants of tha Gi�Gy of Gle�rva�ter, Florida. �L`�, �TEu�.F��, BE :�'� �E�i�IsT�IEA �iS: �fi� �iTY' ��1�;��1I5SZ�I� c�F` 'PH� GI'F`7t' QT` �T,��;�'lTl�it, �l��i'tZii�1, in sgssion �uly and ragularly xssemt,l�� as follo�vs: Section �.. �elZzng or peddliztg oi goads, ware� or �.erchandis� from v�hicles flf est�ry na�uxs in�2urlin� hu� Aot lir�ited to tru�ks, vaas, motor ssoa�ers, wa�ons and push �ar�s, whether �he saae be saZf-prnpQlled or driveaa by mo�ar, drawn by aa�imals, or propeiled by hua�an prflpu�.sion, 3.s hereby prahibited upon the �tre+��s, in; pas�in� areas, and in public areas �rithin tlis fo1lo�,ra.ng described portiong of and upon and �d jacen� to the %12owin� streets 'kithin the Ci�y of Gl�axwater, . F�orida� �a) C].e�e3�.n+� �trEeL an@ �ul.� ta Bay Botalevard fram th� wateL�s a£ Cl�arwater Bay on �he t�'est to their ,�uncture wa.th Cour�ney Campbe�l Parkway oa ths �ast, (b) ii�orisl Caussway anci Causetvay BQul.�vard from eho 4aaters oi' �he Gulf oi '�"iexico on the tvest ta the jut�ct�re vaith Gleveland ��reet �� tha �ast. (c) Fart Harri�on �venue :from Gedar S�reet an the Nortia to i�ruid Raad a�c �he uou�h. (d) That area emt�ra�e+� within the boundaries of the north s�.cle o£ Dre� Stre�t on th� Nor�h, �he e�s� s�.de of ri�yr�le �venue on the Esst, ths south sid� �� Cour� Street anri the �oct�h siae of Haven �tree� west of rort I�arrison �ivanu� an the 5outh, an� th$ west side oi Osceola t?venu� on the 6w;�st, (s) Th�t area embraceci �,�i.thin tha bozandaries of the T+ior�h side ai C3earisater Str�st on the I��or�h, the �ast side r�f iiandalay Road s�ended sautharly acros� C�use�aay BcsTal.�:rard and continuing sou��erlp along the �ast si@e af ��orona�i4 Drave an�i fiamden Dsive to the jtu�.ctnr� �f �i�ctden �Sri,ve and c^xul�'viev� �3oulev�.rd o� thc� �;ast, a line runnin� due 1��esL fz�om �he southe�st corner o� Che jEtn��zre of fi�mden �r�.ve and �ulfviaw �oulevard on �he South au�. the w�Gers oi the Gulf o� ?�texi.co au the t�est. Sact�.on 2. at�is ordinance sha7.1. not be construed sa as t�a p��vent car in any man�er a#'i'ect sa�.e or dz.s�ributinn tsf �a+ods, wr�res and raerchdnc��.so at w'nol,esal.e �rom vehi�les to merek�an�s and �nstomers on their �wn pz�emises, Sectican 3. It shall be unlawful for �rs3r �rson, firm, association or carpox�ation to violate aray p�ovis�on of this ordinance, and up�n convictioa� titereof in 4h� t�iuuicipa3 CourL, such garsons shall be punishea by � f5.z�e no� exceedi.ng Five �ivnds�ed �pllars ar imprisonm�bt %r a term not exceedix� six�y ttays, or b� both st�ch fine and i.mpri�csnarent. Eaeh day any violation of any proyision af tlais orr�a.nance shall eonLinu� �ha1.1 constitute a s�parate of�ense. Section �.. 1�11 ordanances or parts of orclinanaes in canflict herec�ith are hereby r$pe�l�ci to the extem� o£ such cor�l�ct. �ectioz� 5e This ordinaizce sl�all take effect immed;3.atQ].y tt�on its passagQ. 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