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C1'1'Y COMMI SSION MEETING
Dece~ber 27, 1955
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in special session at City
Hall, Tuesday, December 27, 1955, at 1:30 P~M. with the following members present:
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Herbert M. Brown
W. E. Strang, Jr.
Jack Russell
Guy L. Kennedy
J. N. Bohannon
Mayor-Commissioner
Conmissioner
Conmissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Also present were:
F. C. Middleton
Chas. M. Phillips, Jr.
G. T. McClamma
S. Lickton
City Manager
City Attorney
Chief of Police
C it y Engi ne er
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The Mayor called the meeting to order. Commissioners-Elect Cleveland Insco,
Jr., and Samuel J. Roberts were present and were invited to sit with the Commission.
The Mayor announced the first item to be considered would be the awarding of bids
for two 3/4 ton trucks for the Utility Department. The City Manager recommended
that the low bid of $2,782.12 from Kennedy & Strickland Company be accepted.
Commissioner Kennedy moved that City Manager's recommendation be accepted and
Gpproved and that the proper officials be authorized to execute a purchase contract.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously.
In regard to the bids ror two carloads of six inch pipe for the Gas and Water
Department, the City Manager recommended accepting the low bid or $1.695 per foot
or .6,6~7.79 total from the U.S. Pipe & Foundry Company Birmingham, Alabama.
Commissioner Strang moved that the U.S. Pipe & Foundry ~ompany be awarded the bid
for the two cars of six incp mechanical joint pipe according to the City Manager's
recommendation. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously.
Item 12, Appointment or members to Zoning Board, was deferred.
Mr. Arthur Kruse, Chairman of the Planning Board, reported that he had attended
the meeting of the County Commission on December 20th and had presented the Charter
for the hegional Planning Board tor approval. He said that some friction had
developed as the County took the position that the new Regional Planning Board
might conflict with the present County Zoning and Planning Board which functions
for the County. Mr. Kruse read a copy of a letter addressed to neighboring
municipalities by Mayor Brown on July 14, 1955, which suggested the formation of
a Regional Planning Board with membership from the municipalities and from the
County. Mr. Kruse suggested it mi~ht be advisable to limit. the Regional Planning
Board to members from the municipalities and the representatives appointed by the
County Commission rather than to try to include representatives from individual
unincorporated communities. Mr. Peter Hubert, a resident of Oakhurst, an unincor-
porated community, addressed the Commission opposing the plan to include the
unincorporated communities in the Regional Planning Board and explaining that in
1950 by Special Act or the Legislature the County Commission was authorized to
appoint a County Zoning and Planning Board Which has now been organized and has
been in effect for two weeks. The Mayor suggested that it might be proper to take
the matter up with the County Commission. The City Attorney commented that the
charter for the Regional Hoard had to be in such form that the County Commission
would approve it as the County would be the appointing authority for the members
from the unincorporated areas. Commissioner Strang moved that this matter be
tabled until the City Commission can meet with the County Commission. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously.
In regard to the request of Mrs. Helen D. Flafg to exchange some property with
the City to clear up an encroachment of Mrs. Flagg s garage apartment building on
the right of way of North Osceola Avenue, the City Manager reported that the .
Engineering Department had studied the drawing presented by Mrs. t'lagg's attorney,
Miss Lou Baker, and had found some discrepancies in it. The City Engineer reported
that he had made a complete study and presented a sketch showing the location
of the present buildings. He said the City only has a forty foot right of way for
that portion of Osceola Avenue and Mrs. Flagg's garage apartment does encroach
theee and one half feet on the right of way. Mr. Robert Baker was present repre-
senting Mrs. Flagg. The Mayor suggested that the City Attorney prepare a deed
giving to Mrs. Flagg such property as is now occupied by her house and appears to
be on City right of way, not to exceed three and one half feet. and also for the
City Attorney to accept the deed to a tract on the northwest corner of Lot ~,
Block 2, Jones Sub. of Nicholsons Addition. Commissioner Strang moved that the
City in answer to this request of Mrs. Flagg be authorized to exchange deeds on
these two properties in accordance with the description as furnished by the City
Engineer and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was
seconded by Co~nissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously.
The City Manager recorrmended the installation and replacement of the following
streetlights and explained that the City would pay $442.00 and the Florida Power
Corporation would pay the remainder of the total cost of $900800: -
One streetlight ~here the A.C.L. Railroad crosses Drew Street;
One at Woodlawn and Tilley, one at Woodlawn and Scranton;
One at Crest and Grove, one at Crest and Laura;
One to be moved on ~~gnolia from the center of the block to Ewing;
One on Venetian Drive to be moved to an intersection with an alley;
One at corner of Kipling Plaza and Bruce to be replaced;
One at intersection of Eldorado and Kipling Plaza to be replaced.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
December 27, 1955
Commissioner Bohannon requested the Manager to check the cost or installing
streetlights on Sunnydale Drive. Commdssioner Russell moved the work order be
approved in the amount of $442.00. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon
and carried unanimously.
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In reply to an inquiry from the Mayor, the City Manager stated that the report
on recommended salary increases in line with the Griffenhagen survey would be
ready to present at the next meoting and ~ould give the total figure involved for
the Commission's approval.
Commissioner Bohannon inquired if the work order to cover storm drainage at
the rear of the Municipal Auditorium was ready to present. The City Engineer
described the work and estimated it could be done for $1,200.00. Commissioner
Bohannon moved that the work order be approved for $1,200.00 as recommended by
the City ~~nager and the City Engineer and be done at their discretion. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously.
The City Manager reported that he had received a request from Mr. Glenn
Loughridge, President of the Pinellas Lumber Company, to vacate Lotus Path between
the A.C.L. Railroad and the Seaboard Railroad. He explained that the Pinellas
Lumber Company owns the property on the south and on the north of that part of
Lotus Path and if the vacation were approved, the former street right of way would
be given to the Pinellas Lumber Company as adjoining owner. He said the street
has not been opened on the west side but it was open on the east side across the
railroad. Commissioner Strang moved that the City Attorney prepare the proper
vacation Hesolution for this property of Lotus Path between the two railroads
encompassed in Pinellas Lumber Company's property and bring that Resolution back
for its proper passage and action. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy
and carried unanimously.
Mr. Loughridge who was present offered to give the City 1,250 yards of fill
to be dumped on the former City property now deeded to the Seaboard Railroad,
the portions of Blocks 29 and 32, Magnolia Park, which adjoin the Seaboard
Railroad tracks. The City Manager explained that the City is being required to
fill that property within a certain term of years for the Seaboard Railroad and
the fill is needed. The Commission was in favor of accepting the offer.
The City Attorney reported that he had submitted the proposed lease for part
of Lots 7, 8 and 9, City Park Subdivision, as suggested by the Commission to
Howard Johnson, Inc., and had received a revised copy from the Howard Johnson
firm which included agreement to 'all the City's requests. He said the revised
lease included a provision that there would be no alcoholic beverages sold and a
clause that there would be an abatement of the rent if the highway or thoroughfare
leading to the premises should become inaccessible or unusable. Commissioner
Bohannon inquired if any provision had been made so that the back of the building
would not be unsightly on the north side of the property. The City Attorney
informed him that could be handled by t he plot plan wh ich would be a part of the
lease and would have to be approved by the Commission. The Commission indicated
the desire to have the building so located on the property that it would not inter-
fere with any future changes in the approaches to the Causeway. COUlDi ssioner
Strang moved that this lease as amended be approved and the proper officials be
authorized to execute it contingent on the plot plan being approved by the City
Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimously.
The City Manager reported that the offer from the Briley, Wild & Associates
firm to provide resident supervision for the new Water Improvement Program and
the other improvements to be financed by the $1,500,000.00 Revenue Certificate
Issue was discussed at the meeting of December 5th but approval was not given at
that time. He explained that the offer was included in the City'S contract with
Briley, Wild & Associates and that compensation for these additional services
would be paid from the revenue certificate funds and he recommended approval.
Commissioner Strang commented that he thought the Commission was higPly in favor
of it but he was of the opinion that a top dollar limit should be put on the amount
of compensation or it should be stipulated as a certain percentage of the complete
project. The City Manager said he would confer with the Briley, Wild firm to
arrive at a figure and bring it back to the Commission.
Commissioner Strang reported that at the meeting on December 21st Commissioner
Kennedy had offered to withdraw from the Committee authorized to negotiate for
right of way for Myrtle Avenue from the Plumb Estate since he would be retiring
from office. Commissioner Strang suggested that Mr. Kennedy be appointed Right of
Way Agent and that another Commissioner be appointed to the Comnittee to work with
him. The Mayor recommended that Mr. Kennedy be asked to continue as Right of Way
Agent with reference to the Myrtle Avenue right of way, particularly ~or the Plumb
property. Commissioner Strang moved that the Commission appoint Mr. Kennedy to
keep working with the City as its Right of Way Agent and that another Commissioner
be appointed to take Mr. Kennedy's place on the Committee. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Bohannon. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners Strang,
Bohannon, Russell and Brown voted "Ayen. Commissioner Kennedy did not vote.
Motion carried.
The Mayor appointed Commissioner Bohannon to work on the Committee to secure
the Myrtle Avenue right of way.
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CITY COMMISSION MEE'l'ING
December 27, 1955
Mayor Commissioner Herbert M. Brown
Commissioners: Jack Russell., W. E. Strang, Jr.
Guy L. Kennedy, J. N. Bohannon
December 23, 1955
Gentlemen:
The City Commission will meet in Special Session on Tuesday, December 27, 1955
at 1:30 P.M. in the City Hall Auditorium for the purpose of discussing the items
listed below:
1. Awarding of bids for:
Two 3/4 ton trucks
Two cars 6" M.J.C.I. Pipe.
2. Appointment of members to Zoning Board.
3. Proposed Charter for the ~egional Planning Board.
4. .Commission's consideration with reference to property at the corner ot
Georgia and N. Osceola.
5. Approval of work orders.
6. Any other item not on the agenda will be considered with the consent
of the Commission.
Very truly yours,
/s/ F. C. Middleton
FCM:s City Manager
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
Dece�nber 2'], 1955
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater,met in spacial session at City
Hall, Tuesday, December 27, 1955, at 1;30 P;M. with the following members present:
Herbert Ma Brown
W. E. Strang, Jr.
r Jack Ru�se].1
� Guy L. Kennedy
J. N. Bohan .r,on
Alao present were:
F. C. Niiddleton
Chas. M. Phillips,
G. T. McClamma
S. Lickton
Mayor�Commissioner
Comnissioner
Commissioner
Gommissioner
Commissioner
Gity Manager
Jr. City At�orney
Chief of Police
City Engineer
The Mayor called the meeting to order. Commissioners-Elect C1ev�lar_d Inseo,
Jr., and Samuel J. Roberts wers present and were invited to sit with �he Commission.
The Maqor announced the first item to be considered would be the awarciing of 'bids
for two 3/4 ton trucks for the Utility Department. The Citp Manager recommend�d
that the low bid of �2,�82,12 fram Kennedy & Strickland Companq be accepted.
Commissioner Kennedp moved that City Manager's recommendation be accepted and
appxoved and that t he proper officials be authorized to execute a purthase contract.
Motior. was seconded bp Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously.
In regard to the bids for two carloads of six inch pipe for the Gas and Water
Depart�ent, the City Manager recomraended acceptir.g the low bid of �1.695 per ioot
or �6,6t�7.79 total from the U.S. Pipe & Foundry Co�pany Birmingham, Alabama.
Gommissioner Strang moved that the U.S. Pipe & Foundry �ompany be awarded the 6id
for the �wo cars of six inch mechanical ioint pipe according to the City Managerts
recomm�ndatior,. Motion was seconded bp Commissioner Russel2 and carried unaninonsly.
Item #2, Appoi�itment o�' members to Zoning Board, was deferred.
Mr. Arthur Kruse, Chairmar� of the Planning Baard, raported that he had attend�d
the meeting of the County Commission on December 20th and had presen�ed the Charter
for the hegional Planning Board �or approval. He said that some friction had
developed as the Countp �ook the position that the new Regional Plannirk; Board
might canflict zvi�h the present �ounty Zoning and Planning Board which func�ions
for the County. Mr. Kruse read a copy of a lettex addressed to neighboring
municipalities by Mayor Brown on July 14, 19y5, which suggested the formation oF
a Regional Planning Board with membership from the mutticipalities and from the
C�unt y. NIr. Kruse suggested it might be advisable to limit, the Regional Pla.nning
Board to members from the municipali�ies and the represen�atives appointed bq the
County Commission rather than to try to include representatives from individua�
unincorporated communities. Mr. Peter Hubert, a reside�t af Oakhurst, an unincnr�
p�rated community, addressed t2ie Commission opposing the plan to include the
unincorporated communities in the Regional Planning Board and explaining that in
1950 by Special Act of the iegislature the County Co�nission was authorized �o
appoint a County Zoning and Planning Board which has now been or;anized and has
been in effect for two weeks. The hiayor suggesteZ that it migt:t be proper �o take
the matter up with the County �ommission. Tlae City Attorney commented that �h+�
charter for the Regianal �oard had to be in such iorm that the County Commi.ssiot�
rorould approve it as the County� would be the appointing authoritp for the members
from t he unincorporated areas. Cominissioner Stran g moved tha� this matter be
tabled until the City Commission can meet wi�h the Countp Commissiona Mo�ion was
seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried unanimouslpo
In regard to the requeat of Mrs. Helen D. Flagg to exchange soffie property with
the Gity to clear up a� encroachment of Nlrse Flagg's garage apartmen� building on
th� rignt of way of North Osceola Avenue, the City Manager reported that the
Engineering Department had studied the drawing presented by Nirs. �'lagg�s attorn�y,
Miss I,ou Baker, and had found some discrepancies iri it. The Ci�y Engineer reported
that he had made a complete studq and presented a sketch showin� the locatian
of the present buildings. He said th� Gi�y onlq has a foz�y foot right of wag for
that portion of Osczola Avenue and Mrs. Flagg�s garage apartment does encroach
thsee and one half ieet on the right of way. Mr. Rober� Baker was present repre-
senbing Nlrss Flagg. �.'he Magor suggested that th� City Attorney prepare a deed
giving �o Mrs. Flagg such property as is now occupied by her house and appears to
be on City xight of way, not to exceed three and one half fee�, and also for the
City Attorney to accept the deed to a tract on the north�yest corner of Lot 1,
Block 2, Jones Sub. of Nicholsons Aeidition. Co�nissioner Strang moved that the
City in answer to this request of Mrs. Flagg be authorize� to exchange deeds on
these two properties in accordance with the description as fu�nished bp bhe City
Engineer and the proper officiaZs be authorized to execute it. Mo�ion was
seconded by Commissioner Kennedy and carried unanimously.
The City Manager recommended the installation and r�placement of the following
streetlights and explained that the City would pay �44�.00 and the Florida Power
Corporatiora would pay the remainder of �he total cost af ,�900.�0; -
One streetlight where the A.C.L. Railroad crosses Drew Street!
On� ab Woodlawn and Tiiley, one at Waodlawn and Scranton;
One a� Qrest and Grove, one at Crest and I.aura;
One to be moved on Magnolia from the center of the blo�k to Ewing;
One on Venetian Drive to be moved to an i�tersection with an alley;
One at corner of Kiplin Plaza and Bruce to be replaced;
One at intersection of �ldorado and Kipling Plaza to be replaced.
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CI'.1'Y COMMISSION ME�TTAIG
Dec�mber 27, 1935
Gommissioner Bohannon reauested the Manager to check the cost of itistalling
streetlights on Sunnydale Drive. Comm3.ss�oner Russell moved the work order be
appraaed in the rimount of �tr.t�.2.00. Motion was secornled by Commissioner Bohannon
and carried unanimous�y.
In raply to at� inquiry from the Mayor, the City Managar stated that the rs�ort
on recommended salary increases in line with the Griffenhagen survey would be
readp to pres�nt at the next meeting and would givs *,ha total figure ineolved �or
the Comm3ssionfs approval.
Commissioner Bohannon inquired if th� work ord�x� to cover s�orm drainage at
the rear of the Municipal Auditorium was ready �o present. The City Engiheer
described �Ghe work and estimated it could be done for �1,200.00. Commissioner
Bohannon movfld that the work ordea� be approv�d for �1,200.00 a� rec�mmended by
the Gity i��anager and th� Citp Engineer and be done at their discret3on. Motian
was secanded by Gommissioner 3trang and carried unanimously.
The City Manager reported that he h�d receive� a reques� irom Mr, G1.enn
Loughridge, President of the Pine llas Lumber Company� to vacate Lotus Path between
the A.C,La Rai.lraad and the Seaboard Railroad. He explained that th� Pinellas
Lumber Company owns the propertp on the south and on the nor�h of that part of.
Lotus Path and iP the vacation w�re approved, the formex street ri�ht of way would
be given �o the Pinellas Lumber Compainy as adjoining owner. He said the street
has not been opened on the west side but it was ogea on the east side across the
railroad. Commissionc�r Strang moved that ti;� Ci�Cy Attorney prepare the praper
vacation Resolution �or this propertp of Lo�us Path between the two rai.lroads
encompass�d in Pinelias Lutnber Com�anp's propertq and bring that Resolution back
for its proper passage and action. Motion was seconded by �ommissioner Kennedy
and carried unaninously.
Mr. Loughridge who was present affere� to giv� the City 1,250 yards 4f fill
to be dumped on the former City property now deeded ta the Seaboard Railroad,
the portions of Blocks 29 and 3z, Magnolia Fark, which adjoin the Seaboard
Railroad tracks. The Ci�y ��anager explainsd that the City is being r�quired to
fill that property w i�hin a certain term of years for the Seaboard Railroad and
the fill i� needed. The Gommis si�n was in favar of accepting the offer.
Tha Ci�y Att�orney reported that he had submitted the proposed lease for part
of Zots �, $ and 9, City Park Subdivision, as suggested by the Commission to
Howard Johnson, Ina., and had received a revised copy frora the Howard Johnson
fiam which included agreement to all the City°s requests. He said the r�visod
lease includ�d a pravision that there would be no alcoholic beverages sold and a
clause that there would be an abatement oi' the rent if the highway or thoroughfare
leading tQ the premises should become inaccessible or unusable. Commissioner
Bohannon inquired if any provision had been made so that the back of the building
would not be unsight�y+ on the no�th side of the propertyo The Ci�y Attorneg
inforraed him that could be'handled by the plot �lan which would be a part of the
lease and would have �o be approved by �he Commission. The CommissiQ;� indicafced
the desire to have the building sa located on the propertp tha� it would no� in�er-
fere with any future changes in the approaches �o the Causewaq. Commissioner
Strang moved that this lease as amended be approved and the proFer officials be
authorized to execute it coritingent on the plot plan being approved by the City
�ommission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Russell and carried un��i.mouslg.
The Ci�y Mar.ager repor�ed that tlze ofier froar �he Briley, Wild & Associates
f�rm to provide resicient supervision for the new Water Improvement Program and
the other i.mpro�ements to be financed by t he �1,300,000.00 Revenue Certifica�e
Issue wa� discussed at the meeting oi December 5th but appr�val was not given at
that tim�� He explainec£ that tha offer was included in the Citp's contrac� with
Brilsy, Wild & Associates and ��at compensation fnr these addi�ional services
v�ould ba paid fsom �he revenue certifiGa�e funds and he rs^oromended approval.
CommissiAner Strang commented that he thought the Ca�ission was highly in f�vor
of it bu� he was of the opi.nion that a top dollar limzt stiould be put on the amount
of compensation or it should be stipulated as a certain percentage of the comp"►.et�
project. The Gity Manager said he would confer with the Brilep, Wild firr� to
arrive at a figure �n�i bring it b ack to the Commission.
Commissioner Strang reported that at the meeting on December 21st Commissione.r
Kennedy had offered to withdsraw from the Committee authorized to negotiate for
right of way for Myrtle Avenue from the PL.unb Estate sincP he would be retiring
from office. Comm3ssione� Strang suggestod Y,hat Mr. Kennedy be appointed Right of
Way Agent and that ano�her Gomm3ssioner be appointed to the Cor�nittee to wnrk with
him. The Mayor recommenderl that Mr. Kennedy be asked to continue as Right of Way
kgent with reference to the MSTrtle Avenue right of way, particularly for the Plumb
propertg. Commissioner Strang moved that the Cammissfon appoint �Ir. hannedy tc�
keep wo;.king with the City as its Ri.ght of Way Agent and that ,another Camm3ssioner
be appointed to take Mr. Kennedy�s place or� the Conxnittee. Motion was seconded
by Go�nissianer �ohannon. Upon the vote bsin� taken, Comsnissioners Strang,
Bohannon, Russell and Browr� voted �Aye", Cormnissioner Kennedy did not vote.
1�otior� carrieci.
The Mayor a�pointed Commis s3oner Bohannon to work on the Committee to � ecure
the Myrtle Avenue right of way.
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C�TY CONIMISSTO�I MEETiNG
December 27, 19�5
Commissioner Russell suggested that the mew Commission consider a revis3on
3n the City Charter to permit thc� City E�lection to be held a� the same time a�
bhe generai elections as there was such a poor t�*.rn out of voter� f.n �he City
Election on December 20th. The Mayor commented that the idea could be conveyed
to the League of Women Votars and different civic organizat i�ns to get the comm�nity�
fe�ling on it before tlie next Legislature cronvenes in 1957.
�here being no further business to come before the Commission, the mee�ing
was adjourned at 3:40 P.M.
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CITY COMMTSSION MEETING
December 27, 1955
December 23> 1955
Mayor Commissioner Herbert M. Brown
Gommissioners: Jack Russell, W. E. Strang, Jr.
Guy L. KennP�y, J. N. Bohanno;�
Geritlement
The City Commission will meet in Special Session on Tuesday, D�cember 27, 1955
at 1:30 P.M. in the Ci•ty Hall Auditorium for the purpose of discussin� the items
listed below:
1. Awarding of bids for�
Two 3/4 ton trucks
T�o cars 6T� M.J.C,I. Pipe.
2. Appointment of inembers to Zoning Board.
3. Proposed Charter f4r the Kegional Planning Bc�ard.
l�. Commission�s consideration with referenca to property at the coarner oi'
Gaorgia and N. Osceola.
5. Approval of work orders.
6. Any other item not on the agenda will be �onsidered with the consent
of the Commission.
Very tru.ly pour�,
/s/ F. C. Middle�on
FCM:s City Manager