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06/04/1956 The City Attorney read a letter from Colonel Clarence Hickey, 1550 Grove Street, complaining of low flying planes from the City Airport and recommending that the use of the Airport be discontinued. Mr. John Barsa, 416 Patricia Street, spoke from the floor in agreement with Colonel Hickey. CommisSioner Bohannon moved that this complaint be referred to all the Commissioners to familiarize themselves with it and that it be especially put in the hands of the Chamber of Commerce Airport Comnittee so that they might confer with both the Airport management ;1:~;, I .'..' : . I' ~'~~ ;": ("i:.~~~;~; . .':')r" ,. ;:~.'~.J,~"~:.,",:::;.~Y' :.; , ' '.. "..,.., : !::_~ ; .:'~' :... .:::, '.;~:' ~.'':': . ::. ::','J .,; ',',:~ ':..,:;;'~\" ~~! ~0~:'~;j;':~~J.i'~i~"~0,\~~0~~",~~j'J:;i~~~fEl~~i.~~~iit' /%3 CITY COMMISSION MEETING June 4, 1956 The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at City Hall, Monday, June 4, 1956, at 1:30 P.M. with the following members present: -..-------............,.-..-.. ,...,.~..;~ ,'I' .), '.' , , ) : ,~~ \,;.,.:.> . Herbert M. Brown J. N. Bohannon Cleveland Insco, Jr. Samuel J. Roberts *W. E. Strang, Jr. Mayor-Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner , ,;"'; I \:(::,.,>", i , '.. I ' i. . .... " . *Absent at first of meeting. Came in later. , I:' Also present were: F. C. Middleton Chas. M. Phillips, Jr. Capt. Willis Booth S. Lickton City Manager City Attorney Representing Police Chief City Engineer ! I I .,",.. I " . : ' 1':: {.,': }S\;\~.:~ ' '. ." "["'" , rC~~\J:~:~~~1ti;:~\: If;~)r~< I .\ i The Mayor opened the meeting and in the absence of the Reverend O. E. Hanna, he called on the City Attorney to give the invocation. The Mayor then stated that the next order of business would be the approval of the minutes of the regular meeting of May 21st, 1956, and special meeting of May 28th, 1956. Commissioner Bohannon moved that the minutes of the regular meeting of May 21st and the special meeting of May 28th be approved subject to any corrections or amendments by Comrnission~r Strang in accordance with copies furnished each member in writing. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried unanimously. The Mayor announced that a certificate had been presented to Mr. D. J. Raye, Disposal Plant Superintendent, from the State Board of Health indicating that the City of Clearwater had won an award for the best operation of a sewerage plant in cities of over 10,000 population. This was received for the Skycrest Plant during the 24th annual Short School Conference on Water Supply and Sewerage being held last week at the University of Florida. The Mayor commended Mr. Raye on his opera- tion of the plant. The City Manager requested deferment of the tabulation of bids for electrical equipment for the Municipal Auditorium in order to bring in the tabulation of all remodeling bids at the same time. The Comrndssion consented to this deferment. The Mayor announced the next item as a continuation of the Public Hearing on the request of Mr. H. H. Houchard for a fifteen foot setback from the south lot line on Maple street of Lot 145, Glenwood Subdivision. A letter was read from Mr. Houchard requesting cancellation of his request. Commissioner Roberts moved that Mr. Houchard's application be cancelled at his own request. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and was carried unanimously. The Mayor announced the Public Hearing on the construction of sanitary sewer, pavement, curb and drainage in LaSalle Street from the east line of Greenwood Avenue easterly for approximately 1,318 feet. The Manager reported that a prelim- inary hearing was held \rlth the property owners to explain the project, and at the same time he explained the need for sanitary sewers to go in before the pavement, and all the property owners present agreed to the improvement. The Mayor explained the advantage of having the sanitary sewer and that in the long run it would cost the property owners less than having septic tanks. The Mayor then explained just when and how the payments could be made. Letters were read from Sarah W. Paige, Dorothy B. Paige, Sam Devine, Jimmy Bullard approving the project. The Mayor inquired if there were any objections and there were none. Comrndssioner Bohannon moved having held this Public Hearing and having heard no objections that the proper City officials be authorized to advertise for bids on the construction of a sanitary sewer, pavements, curb and drainage on LaSalle Street from the east line of Greenwood Avenue easterly for approximately 1,318 feet. Commissioner Roberts seconded the motion and it was carried unanimously. \ ,j I , 1 The Mayor then read a letter to the Commissioners from the Lions' Club of Clearwater requesting a donation of $300.00 toward a float to be entered in the parade during the Lions' International Convention at Miami, June 27th to 30th, 1956. He also read the letter from the Special Events Committee which did not recommend this appropriation becuase of the possibility of establishing a precedent. (Commissioner Strang came in at this time -- 1:55 P.M.). After a short discussion, Commissioner Insco moved that a donation of $300.00 from the Special Events Fund be appropriated toward the expenses of this float. Commissioner Bohannon seconded this motion and it was carried unanimously. - "';'?~:~~':;':l:" (J " ""''''''"~ :' ',,;;, ';;;:':,'~""\.' ) "1 ".i.;;..\" :-. ~ .. ' : . , .;". :.,' n~',". .-,,: :',;;;;., ..:...,,'i,~ r')..' ..'. ....J. ;', ,~. ...'. . .' . - " :'1:~;,. _... .'-' .~ _ '"' "..' -2- CI~~ COMMISSION MEETING June 4, lY:,6 and with the Aviation authorities and repurt back to the Conunission at a later date. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried unanimously. A letter from Mrs. Christine E. Barry, Mr. John F. Allen, and Mr. F. G. Nelsonl Real Estate Brokers, was read proposing to lease a portion of Lot 7, City Park Subdivision, approximately 50 feet on Causeway Boulevard and 100 feet on Poinsettia Street for a period of fifteen years \~ith renewal option of ten years for a real estate office which will also offer free acco~nodation information service and will act as a clearing house for the Clearwater realtors who do not operate offices on the Beach. Commissioner Roberts stated that he did not believe that property should be leased for commercial purposes. Commissioner Bohannon moved that the request be denied which was seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read a Resolution from the Civitan International expressing gratitude for kindnesses and services during their District Convention. The Mayor stated that he had attended portions of the convention and commented favor- ably on the type of people that attended and welcomed them back again. Commissioner Insco moved that the Resolution be received with appreciation. Commissioner Bohannon seconded the motion and it was carried unanimously. The City Attorney read Ordinance #708 declaring the intention of the City or. Clearwater to annex acreage in what is to be l{nown as Druid Acres Second Addition into the corporate limits of the City of Clearwater. He reported the receipt of an affidavit from Mr. L. W. Sever that there are less than 10 registered voters in the area. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance In08 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Con~issioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. CommisSioner Strang moved that Ordinance In08 be considered on its second reading by title only with the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read Ordinance 11708 by title only. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance ~08 be passed on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by CommisSioner Insco and carried unanimously. Commissioner Strang moved the consideration or Ordina~ce h708 on its third and rinal reading with unanimous consent of the Commtssion. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read the Ordinance in full. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 11708 be passed and adopted on its third and final reading and that the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The City Attorney explained the purpose of preparing Ordinance lf70g for controlling the construction and installing or private wells by saying that Florida statutes control private wells serving more than one family but do not control those serving only one family. It is said in Section 2 of the proposed ordinance that no permit shall be issued until said plans and specifications have been approved by the City Engineer and until permit has been obtained from the State Board of Health. At one point, the City Manager recommended deleting the words "Building Inspector" and inserting the word "City" in its place. A short discussion ensued with other recommendations being made. It was decided to read the Ordinance on its first reading and take up the recommendations at a later meeting. The City Attorney read Ordinance 11709 on its first reading. Commissioner Roberts moved that Ordinance #709 be passed on its first reading. Commissioner Bohannon seconded the motion which was carried unanimously. As the Commissioners had not received copies of the May 31st invoice from Briley, Wild and Associates, Commissioner Strang moved that the Resolution regarding payment of the invoice be deferred to a later meeting in order for the Commissioners to receive copies of the invoice. Commissioner Bohannon seconded the motion and it was carried unanimously. The City Attorney stated that he had received a report from Briley, Wild and Associates relative to location of the new Disposal Plant. The CommissIoners decided not to take up this matter at this time but Commissioner Bohannon requested that a State Health Department representative inspect the Marshall Street Plant and report to the Commission. In connection with the proposed dredging in Stevenson Creel{, Commissioner Roberts stated that he wanted it understood that the City is trying to establish a bullili,ead line and not actual seawalls along Stevenson Creek from the A.C.L. railroad bridge to Betty Lane. A Resolution was presented requiring forty-two property owners to clean their lots of weeds and underbrush. Commissioner Strang made a motion to adopt this Resolution. Commissioner Roberts seconded it and it was carried unanimously. ;, ";'. 1 _, '. ~ " : \. "'~:: ;. ~. '", , , ". :; ~ : ~ ~ t.> [,;,':!,i~~t?iit! irl~~{~~lt~~ >\;\' VJ.;:~~:. . ,,:,., ,'.,. ,'< .1 ',"',".:\, .',' ~~ . ':,",;' '," ":, \, '\ ' .., ,'" ~ ' :, ':.,...,,~. J I " I J ~ ~,..., l . ," 'I " " , ' ;...:~' :',",. ,'.' ';., :..~...: :,:. ~,\"i "'.) , ___/10.,:" ...-.:j._.... '_A ',;'." _, "~'.,, ...-" .~,"_ ./ g,t::#",..., ' . .. . , . ,','. -3- CITY COMMISSIO~ MEETING June 4, 1956 The City Manager presented two water main refunding contracts, one with Skycrest, Inc., to cover Skycrest Unit 10 except Block E, and the other with Mrs. Doris T. Alvord for Block E, Slcycrest Unit 10. Tne contract on Block E calls for $789.50 and the other $10,923.50. The Manager reported that the contracts have been checked by his office, and the City Attorney's office and he now recommends approval. COrnrrUssioner Roberts moved that the contracts be approved and the proper officials be authorized to execute them. Commissioner Bohannon seconded the motion and it was carried'unanimously. Ir.~1;~1~'~ i .. (.' I: ! I ( . The City Attorney explained that Mr. James Novotny applied for a building permit for alterations and additions to his Glass House Apartments which included extensions outward from a point between the first and second floors, with one being apparently a marquee and the other a passage\'laY to provide entrance to the second floor apartments. It was reported that these extensions went beyond the setback line on Coronado and Third Street, and Mr. Daniel Boucher, owner of the south 90 feet of Lots 1 and 2, Replat of Lot 3, Block B, Columbia Subdivision, complained of a violation of the zoning setback laws. The CoI, ty Attorney ordered the permit revoked but did not feel he had the authority to settle the matter and therefore brought it before the Commission. Mr. E. B. Casler, Jr., attorney ror Mr. Novotny, stated the permit was issued on May 18th and was not revoked until the afternoon of June 1st after approximately $15,000.00 had gone into the work and that two inspections had been made by the City Inspectors. Mr. A. T. Cooper, Jr., attorney for Mr. Boucher, said that the encroachment was not apparent until the steel work had gone up and the concrete base poured and that the complaint was made as soon as possible after that time. He believed that Mr. Novotny's architect, builder, and Mr. Novotny himself should have lcnown about the encroachment but the City Building Inspector should have caught ~t at the time of issuing the permit. The City Attorney stated that it was within the powers or the City Commission to either let the permit stand revoked or reinstate j.t. Mr. W. J. Nixon, the builder, read parts of the Zoning Ordinance and showed pictures of the construction as it now stands, claiming that he could see no violation. The City Attorney recommended that in the future when a similar situations arises with an overhanging marquee extending over the setback line that the Building Inspector be instructed to bring the request for a permit to the attention of the Zoning Board to ask if it should be perrrdtted and then that it be brought to the City Commission if necessary. Cornmdssioner Roberts moved with considerable regret that it is necessary in order to avoid a hardship that the permit be reinstated. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners Roberts, Bohannon, Insco and Brown voted "Aye". Conunissioner Strang voted "No". Motion carried. i- I ! . < ~';: '.'f~/.~( 'I' ":.', I. i> !;l: '.::r~({~;.':, ;i~t;I\~~1' ..,'-,..,',...,."....,.,,~, jl~MJtI;W\ '.';". .' Commissioner Roberts moved that there be free admission at the Colored Swimming Pool for the colored people to swim any time the pool is open but that would not include any services such as towels, suits, etc., and that the City Manager be instructed to work out with the Recreation Department the idea that any fee for swimming in the Colored SWimrndng Pool be eliminated. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. The City Manager reported that the fogging machine for mosquito control work had been delivered, that the truck would be sent to Tampa tomorrow to have it mounted, and by the latter part of' this weelc a schedule of fogging would be started in cooperation with the County Mosquito Control Board. Commissioner Insco recommended that the Mayor proclaim August 16th, 17th, and 18th as Clearwater Bargain Days as requested by the President of the Clearwater Merchants Association. The Mayor requested that the inror.mation be turned over to the City Attorney's office with a request tnat he prepare the proclamation. There being no further business to corne before the Commission, the meeting was adjourned at 4:50 P.M. '-~~ ,~ /~ Ma'yor- ommissi n r r Attest: ~. --.-, ,r~!~ffl~1&y;pn)~iY;>~:~i':O~::' ",">;:"::;";';1.'''''.''' ,",. ,"", "".,.,." r\.ti';~ ' ..., "~. f . .~~4\;:""i",di,:';",_".,~.,.,,:.,,,. ,...."-',,,,.I.,,..,_;;,.,"~;..:....,6;;,.;~".;,""i;-",.;L,_.. ...c,...:, :._.~~"""'~::':::,:';.J(~,.:~Jl:r' ~'~ ,...,... /~~ May 31, 1956 ;~ . ;"'1.. ~ : I I , . " . CITY Cm,1iwUSSION rJlEE'!'ING June 4, 1950 Mayor Commissioner Herbert M. Brown Commissioners: W. E. Strang, Jr., J. N. Bohannon Cleveland Insco, Jr., Samuel J.Hoberts Gent.lemen: The City Commission will meet in Regul3r Session on Monday Afternoon, June 4, 1956 in the Cit.y Hall Audi~orium for the purpose of discussing the items listed on the attached a~enda. Meeting time will be at 1 : 3 0 P. Iv!. Very. truly yours, ls/ F. ~. Middleton City Manager l. . ! "", " . . , . t, ' I . I . t ( ;\:. ' ! ~ : , ",/. \. ~ ,,; FCM: s Enclosures --~--------~-~~-----~--~-------~~-----~~-------------~-~----------~--- Agenda-City ~ommission Meetin~ of June 4, 1956 Ci~y Hall Auditorium 1:30 P. 14. REGU~Aij 1. Invocation~ Rev. O. E. Hanna, Bldg, 8, Apt. 6, Fleetwood Apts. 2. Approvin~ the minutes of ~he Regular Meeting or May 21, 1956, and the Special Keeting of May 28,1956. 3. 'fabulation of bids for Electrical Equipment for Auditorium. ~. Continuation of reques~ of ~tr. H. H. Houchard for a fifteen foot setback from the south lo~ line on Naple S~reet. of Lot 145, Glenwood Subdivision. 5. ~uDlic Hearing on the cons~ruction o~ sanitary sewer and pavement, curb and drainage in La Salle St. from the east line of Greenwood Ave. easterly for approximately 1318 fee~. 6. Commission's consideration of: A. teLter from Lions Club of Clearwater. B. Le~ter from Col. Clarence Hickey. E. Lett.er of request. for rental of property on Clearwa~er Beach. (Beach Real Est.a~e Brokers) F. Reso 1ution from CiviLan International. 7. vommissi0n's consirleration of items from the Cit.y A~r.orneyls Office. A. Ordinance ff70~, inten~ion to annex Druid Acres 2nd Addition. b. Ordinance ii7C9, controlling the const.ruction and inst.allat.ion of private wells within ~he City. C. Resolution with reference to Briley, Wild and Associates Contract. 8. U~ili~y Improvements. 9. Lot Mowing Applications. 10. Any o~her ieem not. on ~he agenda will be considered wiLh the consent of the Commission. Adjournment ---~-----------------~---~------------------~-~-----~--------~-~-----~----- lJ;.ay 28, 1956 City Commission Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: Please cancel my request for change in se~-back, lot 145 Glenwood ~ub- division~ 1hanking you for your consideration in this matter. Very truly yours, /s/ Harold H. Houchard l24~ Park St. ~-----~-~-~~~-~---------------------------------~-~-~-----~-------------~-- June 4, 1956 '&0 City llianager, Clearwater: !:'.,' .'X" 1 .am_..unable t,o attend the meeting, but I agree to pay for my portion (;. ~ t~fi~~f~tJ~;~<, '. .....the sewerage and paving project of LaSalle Stre;;;n;~y ~ullard . '~\:;"~""':\1i.l:'>''''''" ,'.,Jimmy Bullard ~" ~r""~;1~~~&~~{:~~;~{;~,:.~:;:'-:111,~ 'LaSalle , ".:-;,' ',' ','" "Clearwat,er "';~f-1~~::'l~;'~f;,?~'};',:[fi" :> ". . .>,', . '_.... -. '."..;.; . . '. ',' , ,,~,'" ~ ..... ~-.',.., 'V' """".' , . : ,:/.' ~ t,.~ 1" . ,&.... . .',_ " I .-;. . , . '.'~{ ..", ",.:.. ... .j, ,.. '.. . ' .;. ..;r.... CITY eOMMISSION MEETING June 4, 1956 Dear. .Sir June 4, 1956 ".:,.\. f t, : ' " I , I i I \ ' i i . \ .. ~ , fl~ifi~ ." '..",1.... ':~~ ".;,r"':il'~ ;' ;i\;i.;~;:~;:]'~~ I ~ .. ",\'~"'!'\:;:: ::e 'j .t~ .,/:::~;.:/:t'~:~' , : ':\':\':~:;\~:;::.l " ..,..' '"M "~ I, ,t I ... ,.,,',":,;,');;i;';1 " ".,., "'\ :;,:"",(';;?\i)/"j ',:.;-:~:,:;.}'.~:~l':,;, :'.' Do to my work!nghours I want be able to attend the Mee~ing today. However whatso ever is decided bn by the property owners of LaSalle St. I hereby agree /s/ Mr. Sam Devine ------~----------------------------------------------------------------- City Manager Engineering Department City Hall Dear Sir: 1152 LaSalle St. Clearwater, Florida We are in accord with the majority of the groop for the improvement of LaSalle St. Yo4I's truly, 1st Sarah W. Paige /s/ Dorothy B. Paige ,'i-::,':; .,. .,j."; .'i''\ -..' ~!f,i~' -------~-------------------------------------------------------------~--- City of Clearwater, }c'lorida, Special Events Committee. Attention; -l'~ayor Herbert M. Brown. Gentlemen: -- ~ : The Clearwater Lions Club has recently completed a float which will be entered in ~he Parade during Lions International Convention, at Miami, Florida, 27-30 June 1956. this float will be observed, not only by delegaces and visitors from Clubs located in all the United States, but in addition by. those at- tending from many foreign coun~ries. '.l.'he float is so designed trot it will not be just an entry of the Clearwater Lions ClUb but, in our considered opinion, excellent adver- tising for the City of Clearwater, Florida. Labor and material pertaining to the construction of this float and the cost oft.ransportin?, band personnel, to man this float, to and from Miami, Florida, will cost. the local Lions Club in excess of One thousand Dollars (~lOOO.OO) It is respectfully requesced that the City of Clearwater, ~lorida, donate the sum of 'J:hree Hundred Dollars ($300.00), to the Clearwater Lions Club, to help defray the expenses involved pertaining to the construction 01' this float and tlransportation of band personnel. May 16, 195b Very truly yours, John B. Somers, President /s/ E.H. Simith, Corresponding Secreta~ By direction. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mr. Francis Middleton, City Manager, City of Clearwater, Clear\"Jater, Fla. Dear Sir: June 2, 1956 He LionsClub of Glearwa~e; ~ay 16, 1956 request for an appropriation, ~300.00 to apply on float for convention, Miami, 6/27/56 'J.'his committee has considered the,. Lion's Club let.ter dated May 16th requesting an appropr.iation of ~300.00 to help defray the cast of a float, transporting to Miami and etc at an approximate Cost of $1,000.00, said float to be entered in the parade during Lions' International Convention June 27 to 3Q, 1956. In consideration of che fact that there are many 'other service organizations in Clearwater, the Commit.tee does not recOlJUllend this:, particular appropriation because of t he possibility of establishing a precedenc. However, the committee is in symp~thy with the i,dea and hopes that in the near future, a float can be assembled that will be flexible enough to be used many times for occasion like~s by many Clearwater organizations. Very tnuly yours, Chairman, Special Events Committee. CW-m " ' "'''qn-_..;, . )?'n~;~(}~'~J.~,~,~f'~^,'~,",..~",~~.',;,:,,:,:,!.:,'::t.,~.:,"':~i:,.:,','~.'.:,j,',;",','"i,i,,::,,~,:,:,;:,'..'!~,:.,,'~.=;'.:,:'.,,',,:.:;;', ...:.,:.','..,'. .',..,',.,...' .,-,'.:..:',:.,,:.:....,',.,'.:,'\:..:.;':,':.,....,'~..',:,....',:.,:'",','..':'.'.',.,.,'.:,...'.,:',..,:...' ,',' .',.>,',', .". .'..i.'.":',':...,;.,.,:.". "" '.i':~'_;~..,.>,'.':....',.:'.:.. ...' ,','..,'." , , " " ,,:-' ,,'.. ;;;';:"'~Q;: >.: ~~ 1~'::": __. _.. .___ ..:.. __. .,;"..".::; ;.;,;.~':~,~:;;,~;;..~.~::..;..:'d~':;,;;~:,:\',:.;~~,]~;.,~'\''-,~,;":;;",,,::!:~'\;:';':'~~~>i;':';';':; ,::...:,~. :;:.'~.:~:;;:~:;d...;~{~.~.,':.:r: . CITY COMJ~ISSION MEETING June 4, 1956 Clearwater Beach, Fla. Sands Point Apartaent IS 433 Coronado Drive, May 21, 1956 ~o the Honorable Mayor and ~he Board of Commissioners, C1earwaner, Florida, Gentlemen; We the undersigned, petition to lease ~rom the City of Clearwater, for ~he period of fifteen years, with option of renewal for cen years at the e~piration of that time, at a yearly rental to be mutually agreed upon but which at no time will return to the City a lesser rental that l4%) four per cen~ on the appraised value of the proper~y, plus taxes, the ~ollowing property. ~hat particular lot situated on the east side of Poinsettia Stree~ and the north side of Causewa~ Bl~d.oR Clearwater Beach. the lot to e~~end for (50) fi~ty feet on Cxauseway Blvd. and (100) one hundred feet on Poinsettia Street. ~his property will be used ~or the erection of an att:.racti ve offic e which. wi 11 of fer a thre e . fdld.: Service to the public, and to both Bea~b and City basins.s. 1. It will be used as a Real Estate of~ice specia- lizing in Beach and water front properties. 2. It wi11 of~er to the pub1i~, free accomodation information on Clearwater, Beach, and thus by cooperating wi th BeC1ch Motel, Apartment owners, and orfer them an invaluaole gratis service. 3. It wi11 act as a clearing house for those Clearwater Realtors who do not operate offices on t he Beach. We earnestly solicit:. your approval of this proposal and an opportunity Co discuss it ~:ii.tih: you: in grea1:.J:'lrdetail. Respect'u11y yours, /a/ Christine E. Barry /s/ John F. Collins /s/ F. G. Nelson Registered Real Estate Brokers _____.....__.._'~1______ ____....________~_____ __._._... __.._____ _ _______ ___ __________ .' Civitan International Reso;LUtirin~ . WHEREAS, the city of Clearwater, the Fort Harrison Hotel, the Ci~tSft Club of~ Clearwater, the Clearwater Sun, the St. Petersburg ~imes and Radio Station WfAN of Clear.water have put forth :every eff~~t in making this District Convention of the Florida District, Civitan International, one o~ the most out standing in t.he his~ory of our District in the ma~ter of making our Clubs feel welcome on the part of ~he City, excellent accommodations and service on the part of the Hotel, a well planned and carried-out pro~ram on the part of the Club, and complete.!.; ne~s coverage on the J:B.rt of the two newspapers and the radio station named, and WHEREAS, in all instances 'We have enjoyed go:xi service and personal cour~esy in every respec~, Na~~ tHEREFORE, BE It RESOLVED, that our Convention assembled e~press deep gratitude for all o~ ~~ kindnesses and services and that the Secre~ary of the Florida ~istrict, Civ.i~an Interna~ional ~ke a copy of this Re~lution to the Ci~y of Clearwater, the Fo~r Harrison Hotel, the Civitan Club of Clearwater the Clearwater Sun, the St. Petersburg Times, and radio station WTAN and also chat a copy be spread upon the minutes o~ the Convention. FLORIDA DISTRICT, CmVITAN INTERNATIONAL Clearwater, Florida May 12, 1956 /s/ John W. Rodgers, Secretary ---~---------~-.--~-----~~----~-------.~-------------~---------------~----- 1''' ..--.. -.--......."........ , '-............. - ,.... . . . - ~ .... ',',' ." .'.' ",', .." . ," . . .: .d:..,. ~~..~ :,,',~~'. .. "":;j',Y~?.'}, CITY COMMISSION MEETING June 4, 19 56 RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS: it has been determined by the City Commission of the City or Clear~ater, Florida, that the property described below should be cleaned of weeds, grass and / or underbrush, and that after ten (10) days not.ice and fail.ure of t he owner ther:>f t;o do 50, t.he City should clean such property and charge the costs. thereof against the respective property. NOW 'l'HEREFORE BE I'l' RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, that the followin~ 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 wit.h said notice, the City shall perform such cleaning and charge the costs ~hereof against the respective propert.ies in accordance with Section 128 of the Charter of the Cit y of Clearwater , a s amended. ~ Johnston Shaffer Mounted Ht 7 Elwood City, Fa. Christopher J. Karas, etal 1700 Druid Rd. City 1001 Corporation 1001 El.dorado Ave. City Charles J. Palmer % Continental Rubber Works E~.te, Pa. Andrew L. Whitson 1566 Ridgewood City Ed S. Whit son 1566 Ridge\tlood City Wm C Hunt eta1 (Virginia Lyman) 131 N. Osceola City Horace Bu~ter~ort.h 2708 Garther St. S.E.. Washington, 20, D.C. MarguSstte P. Kemmerling 19101 VanAken Blvd Shaker Heights. Ohio Mildred L. Stautz 200 Bay Haven Court City Rose Hipkins 1210 Kings Highway City St.anley J. Nickel 1508 Grove Ave. Park Ridge, Ill. Anthony Bader & Margaret K. Haag 2~5 S. Lincbln Ave. City BESCRIP'rION Lot s 10 and l~ Bloc k 7 Bay View City Sub. Lots 9.10,11,~7,18,19,20.21 22. 23, 24 Beverly Heigh~s. Sub. Lots 2 and :3 Block 267 Carlouel Sub. Lot 5 Block 267 CarlouellSub. Lot s 1, 2 . :3 Block A Hillcrest Lot s 4, 5 . 6 Block A Hillcrest Lot 6 Homewa\.ers Sub. Lot. 7 Homewaters Sub. 'llract A and B Homewaters Sub. N 94 ft of Lot. 18 Bloc k C Pine Brook Unit #2 18 #2 S 70 ft of Lot Block C Pine Brook Unit Lot 2 Block C, Unit D Skycrest Lot :3 Block C, Unit D Skycrest Marie M. Milan 41.7S Gul~view Blv8Q City Lot 1 and 2 Block D. Unit 2 Sky crest Lot s 1 and 2 Block D, Unit :3 Skycrest Lots 1 and 2 Bloc k C. Unit j Skycrest Lots 1 and 2 Bloc k E, Unit 4- Skycrest Ray.mond H. Center 1380 Palmetta St. City Marie M. Milan 417S Gul~view Blvd. City Ray.mond H. Cent.er 1380 Palmet~a St. City Continued .: ".~~...."""'.-. .:~' COST - 10.00 44.00 10.00 5.00 6.00 6.00 5.00 5.00 10.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 /gcr \'( ItJ'i , .'::t!:\v~ j .'~'~i.:.~r~~; . 1~. . '''.":'' '.. t..:" .,. " ........ " t. ,-,~-..-, ,....--.~"7~,~ '~~l~J,}\,:t~.,:~~_:,r.~,.t~~;"f~\~,'...',;',\,',';.;.'i',l~.;t.:.r.:r.,.;',',':~.:.',.:::.~;',~.'~~,:"':,\,,:,.:. ',', i{~SytJ.~\';r{:~~,::,.. ., '"', ,'" . , -.-- :;""- -... ~ ." ....--- - - .~_,......._ - .. -",. ".. ,<_" ,"*. ...'_0....... ...;...... "':'.'..._' "'~"'" '.: _, __~. ,.:..._....:........;~~,'..._~~ .' ...4':'~""'.__'.,.."""~._..;~,, ~'_:""';~':::;;~/:~;~c;:;~it,;:O~~~~;~' >',,'l. ~\.~. ~;{ CITY COMMISSION MEETING June 4, 1956 (60nt1nued) lame - DESC RIP'l'IQN. C~ Lot 5 Bloc k B, Unit 5 Skycrest 5.00 Lot 12 Block D, Unit 5 Skycrest 5.00 Lot 4 Bloc k A, Unit 6 Skycrest 5.00 Lots 9 and 6 6 Bloc k c., Unit Skycre~t 10.00 Lot 3 Unit e Block B, Skycrest 5.00 Lot 12 Block B, Uni't 6 Skycrest 5.00 Lot 2 Block J, Uni't 7 Skycre st 5.00 M&.B #31 5637x4 13~29-15 S W corner Comet &. Drew 5.00 Henry W. Swartz R't 2 Winnebago, Ill. Victor C. Mills POBox 416 City 'L'. A. McGe~ 804 Pennsylvania Ave. City R. C. Roberts % Fla. Power Corp. St. Petersburg, Fla. E. M. Sanford 404 Palm Bluff C it. Y Ben Haher 1317 Young Ave. Cit.y Jgseph K. Christiansen 18645 Marlowe Det.roit, Mich. Elizabeth Bernhardt 6C9 E. Pine S't. Cit.y J. W. Greenawalt 118 N. Orion City M & B#32 5637x3 13-29-15 1 lot from the SW corner Comet and Drew 5.00 Bernice M. Mills etal 400 Oak Ave. City M & B #33 5637xi2 13 -29-15 2 lot s from 'the SW corner Come~ and Drew 5.00 Wayne S. Garn 1041 Rawson Place Freemont., Ohio Lots 5 and 6 Bloc k G, Unit 9 Skycrest. 10.00 Gieusappina Nast.asi 10 Academy St. Darien, Conn. Lots 2 and 3 Bloc k 1 l.'agarelli 10.00 Jogeph K. Turner 309 S. Ft. Harrisen Cit.y Lot 8 Venetian P~. Sub. 5.00 lfJary T. Barr % Fidelit.y Union Trust Co. NUwark, N. J. Lot 10 Venetian Pt. Sub. 5.00 ~ . ~t... , ,I f" '! .... ~ '~. . . 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Ralston 401 S. Ft. Harrison City James F. Pitman 152 Devon Dr. City Rerlal'ld J. Medi na 985 Ridgewood Dr. Highland Park, Ill. Albert C. Brown a04 E. Church St. Libertyville , Ill. Raleigh H. Dangeleisen 1661 Venetian Dr. City 10.00 10.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 Harve y E. Ernst 1206 S. Sedeeva Circle C it. y Mary J. Watson 4305 Beachway Dr. Tampa., Fla. Arnold J. Wils on Jr. c/o Paul Randolph City Albert L. nogero 1st Federal Bldg. Cit y Joseph K. lurner la54 Venetian Dr. City 5.00 5.QQ 5.00. 5.00 5.00 PASSED AND ADaPtED BY THE City Commission of the Cit.y of Clearwater, Florida, this 4th day of June, A.D. 1956. Attest: /5/ R. J. Whitehead City Auditor and Clerk /s/ Herbert M. 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'lbe cs.~ or Clearwa.ter. norLda, aot;i.ng by and tbroUSb 1~1 01 tv COIIIII18rs1on. herebJ deolares ~,. 1ntent1on to ann.ex into the oorpo..~. 11a1ta or the C1ti7 ot O1eanater, lPlon4a. tBe following ciesOS"1bacl1an4a 1)'11'8 oonUguoua to tbft terr.1tor1a1 11m1ts or 11&14 City, Nblob lands oonA1n le.. t;ban t;en (10) res1ateftd votez-au lr.rom the Korth..at comer or tb.~ SOlJllllVES'f Q.'UAR'SK (Sift) or Section 13.' ~tmllbS.p 29 8ol.1t1'1, Range 15 But, J'Wl South 0 cleS. 04' 58" West. along ~ Seotlon IJ.ne 1320.34 teet to the 40 acre lhtt. tillence Solltb 89 des. 20' 14" Eaat, along the 40 aon line 981.39 feet; tor Point or Be~J thence South 89 c1eg. 20' 14" Bast a10ng the 40 aere line 1031.3g reetJ thence South o deg. 06' 13" last. 6&.4.~ teet to tbe 10 aOl"e Une , tbence N'orth 89 des. 1.8' 54" Weet along the 10 acre line 925.39 t'eet~ thence No~ Q ~. 06' 13" W.at 210.0 fee~, thence North 89 deg. 18' 54" West 105.0 1'eet; thence Nortll 0 de-g. 06' 13" Weat;, 393.64 ree~ to Point ot Beg1lUl1ng~ le88 the !forth 330 reet now 171ng wlth1n the Clearwater Cs.~ L1m:1~8. 'Bection 2. 'lhe O1ty ot Clearwater. aet:lns by and through 1ta C1ty ~".a1Oft 1ntends t;o annex the foregoing lands accord1ng to tha p1"Ov1a1ona ot SeotS-em 111.04. 1'l0rj,CI& Statu'tee, 1955, and to 'that; end. tile C'-t1' Aucl1~or and Clerk 115 heNbJ d1rectec1 1;0' pub11ab this Ord1nance in tne Clearwat;er Sun.. a newapap.. publ18he4 111 t;he C1. ty of Clearwater ~ once a. week t'or tour (4) consecut;1 va weeks 1IIBed1at;elJ' at'ter passage of: this ordinance. Section 3. This ord1nance GhaJ.1 become ef'tect1.V'e 1mBecl1ate1y upon :It. paasase. :PASSED ON l'IRS'l RE.AJ)ING PASSIn ON SECOND READING PASSBD ON ~~ AHJ) PDAL ftKADINO AND ADOPrED JuIle4.1956 June 4. 1956 June 4.. 1956 /s/ Iferbert K. BI."olftl lIA'i'Oft-COHIIISSIONEB Attea'-z /a/ 1\. G. Wh:1tAbea4 CIW AUJ)~ AID CLERK . . . . . , e . ,_ " 'ff', ',. .". ('''~''___''','''" .,.. -;-".t,.'O", .,-:"'..,,"'..,.:. ...'~": .. I r;. I 1~ d "'''W . , ~ . "::(f..~' :', . ;i" f:'~" 4 \:1.: \ ~ ....? ~ r.J;:.(i,!.~,-tt'.,:::?,~:~:, ":'.~~:i. ;-!.?{.~,~ft'r:~I~~~..f ,."~< : n . ~~;~~~:;;j:,~1~':_":';':~"~~;'''';C~'=2i...~~j~...ik;.:[~~.~~~,~,;", AF,IDAVU S~AtE OF FLORIDA ) ) eQUITY OF PINELLAS ) Before 1lI), ~he undersigned Battlority, persona lly appeared L. ~. S~VER, who upon being by me duly sworn, deposes and says: 1. lha~ he has personal knowledge as ~o ~he occupancy o~ t.he land embraced in ~he follow ing desert bed t,ract of proper'ty: DRUID ACRES SECOtiD ADDItION. being a.subdivision of par~ of the SW~ and SEe of ~he SW; or Se~~ion 13, township ~9 South, Ran~e 15 ~ast, Pinel1as ~ou~ty, '.lor1da and r,har, said subdivision ~n1c h t.he City o~ Cle anat.er, !o'lor1cl a proposes 1;,0 anrex,into the corporat.e limits of t~ said Cit.y of Clearwat.er cont,~ns less tmn ten (10) re~istered voters. 2. 'l'ha~ this affidavit. is made 1n compliance wi th .:)ectlon 171.04, Florida St,at.ut.es, ard is made t.O induce t.he City of Clearwater ~o annex t~ foregoing t.ract in~o its corporate 11m1 t,s. Further deponent. sayeth not. WITNESS my signat.ure and official seal at Clearwater in 1;he County of PinelJas and t.he State of Florida 1;l'1;i6 lt~irG~ day of Jure , 1956. /s/ L. w. SEVER S\WRN 'J.'O AND SlJBSCRIBED l3i~fore me t.his First day o:f Jura, 1956 . SEA L /s/ Berl F. Sydr~r ~otary Pub lie Stat.e of Florida at Large My Commission ~xpires: .,.1"""~ \ \ 'I , ~ . '...... "..,.'...,- .~~.- 'P;,~.-..'. -I -~.'.., � �� CITX COMMISSTON MEETING June 4, 1956 The City Commission of the City oi' Ciearwater met in regular session at City Hall, Ntonday, June 4, 1956, at 1;30 P.M, urith the following members present: Herbert M. Brown Mayor-Commissioner J. N. Bohannan Commissioner Cleveland Tnsco, Jr. Commissioner Samuel J. Roberta Commissioner �W. E. S'crang, Jr. Commisaioner �A1�sent at first of ineeting. Came in later. Also present were: F. C, M3.ddleton City Manager Chas. M. Phillips, Jr. City Attorney Capt. Willis Bonth Repreaenting Police Chief S. Licktc�n City Engineer The Mayor opened the meeting and in the absence of the Reverend 0. E. Hanna, he called on the City Attorne� to give the invocation. The Mayor then stateu that the next order of business would be the approval of the minutes of the regular meeting of May 21st, 1956, and special rreeting of May 28th, 1956. Commissioner Bohannon moved that the minutes of �Ehe regular meeting of May 21st and the special meeting of May 28th be approved subject to any corrections or amendments by Commissioner Strang in accordance with copies furnished each member in writing. Motion was aeconded by Comm3 ssioner Roberts and carried unanimously, The Ma.yor announced that a certificate had Y�een presented to Mr, D. J. Raye, Disposal Plant Superintendent, f'rom the State Board of Health indicating that the City of ClearwatEr had won an aUrard for the bes� operation of a sewerage plant in cities of over 10,000 population. This wa�s receivec� for the Skycrest Plant during the 2�th annual Short School Conference on Water Supply and Sewe�age being held last trreel{ at the LTniversity of Florida. The Mayor commended Mr. Raye on his opera- tion of the plant. The City Manager requested deferment of the tabulation of bids for electrical equipment for the Municipal Auditorium ir_ order to bring in the tabulation of all remodeling bids at the same time. The Commission consented to this deferment. The Mayor anno7�.nced the next item as a continuation of the Public Hearing on the request of Mr. H. H. Houchard for a fifteen foot setback frnm the south lot line on Maple Street of Lot 145, Glenwood Subdivision, A letter was read fram Mr. FIouchard requesting cancellation of his request. Cc�mmissioner Roberts moved that Mr. Houchard�s application be cancelled at his own request. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and was carried unanimously. The Mayor announced the Public Hearing on the construction of sanitary sewer, pavement, curb and drainage in LaSalle Street from the east line of Greenwood Avenue easterly for approximately 1,318 feet. The Manager reported that a prelim- inary hearing was held with the property owners to explain the project, and at zhe s�me time he expsained the need for sanitary sewers to go in before the pavement, and all the property owners present agreed to the improvcment, The Mayor s�eplair_ed the advantage of having the sanitary sewer and that in the long x°un it would cost the property owners less than having septic tanks, The Mayor then e�lair�ed just when and .'�ow the payments could be mu.de, Letters were read f.rom Sarah W. Paige, Dorothy B, P�.ige, Sam Devine, Jimmy Bullard approving the project. The Mayor inquired if there were any objections and there were none. Commissioner Bohannon moved having he]_d this Public Hearing and having heard no objections that the proper City officials be authori2ed to advertise for bids on the construction of a sanitai^y sewer, pavements, curb and drainage on LaSalle Street from Lhe east line of Greenwood Avenue easterly for approximately 1,31$ feet. Commissioner Roberts seconded the motion and it was carried unanimously. The n4ayor then read a letter to the ComrrLissioners frum the Lions� Club of Clearwai:er requesting a donation of �300.00 toward a float �o be entered in the parade during the Lions+ International Convention at vLiami, June 27th to 30th, 1956. He also read the letter f'rom the Special Events Committee which did not recommend this appropriation becuasc of the possibility of establishing a precedent. (Commissioner Strang came in at this time -- 1:55 P.M.). After a short discussion, Commissioner Insco move� that a donation of $300.00 from the Special Events Fund be appropriated toward the expenses of tihis float. Ccmmissioner Bohannon aeconded this motion and it was carried unanimously. The City Attorney read a letter from Colon�l Clarence Hickey, 1550 Grove Street, complaining of low flying planes from the City Airport and recommending that the usE of the Airport be discontinued. Mr. John Barsa, 416 Patricia Stre�t, spoke from �the floor in a�reement with Colonel Hickey. Commis�ioner Bohannon moved that this complal.nt be referred to all the Commissioners �o familiarize themselves with it and �;hat it be especially put in the hands of the Chamber of Commerce Airport Comm3t�ee so that they might !:onfer with both the Airport management -2- CITY COMMISSTON ME�TING June 4, 1y56 and witl�: the Aviation �:uthorities and report baclt to the Conuniss3on at a iater date. Motioil was seconded by rommissioner Roberts and carried unanimously. A letter from Mrs. Christine E. Barry, Mr. John F. A11en, and D7r. F. G. Nelson, Real Estate Brokers, was read proposing to lease a portion of Lot 7, Ci�y Park Subdivision, approximately 50 feet on Causeway Boulevasd and 100 feet on Poinsettia Street for a period of fifteen years with renewal �ption of ten years for a real estate office �vhich Will also offer free accomr�iodation informat3on service and w�.11 act a� a clearing house for �he Clearwater realtors who do not operate off�.ces �n the Beach. Commissioner Roberts stated that he did not believe tha� property should be leased for commercial �urposes. Commissioner Bohannon moved that the request be denied tivhich was secanded by Comm3.ssioner Roberts and carr3ed unanimously. The City Attorney read a Resolution from the Civitan Tnternational expressing grati-�ude for kindnesaes and services during their Distr�et Convention. The Mayor stated that lze had attended portions of the con�rention and commented favor- ably on the type of people that attended and welcomed them back again. ComrrLi,ssioner Insco moved that the Resolution be received with appreciation. Commissioner Bohannon seconded the motion and it was carried unan3mously. The City Attorney iead Ordinance �708 declaring the intention of the City of Clearwater to annex acreage in what is to be known as Druid Acres Second Addition into the corporate limits of the City of Clearwater, He reported the receipt of an affidavit from Mr. I,. W, Sever that there are less than 10 registered voters in the area. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance �708 be pa�secl on its first reading. Motion was seconued by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance ;�708 be considered on its sec�nd reading by title onl;� with �he unanimous consent of the Commi.ssi�n. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohar?�on and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read Ordinance �`708 by title only. Corru�Lissioner Strang moved �chat Ordinance �(08 be passed on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. Commissioner SLrang moved the consideration of Ordinance �}708 on its third and final reada.ng with unanimous consent of the Commission. Notion was seconded b;� Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read the Ordinanee in full. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordznance �'70f3 be passed and adopted on its third and final reading and that the proper officials be autharized to execute i�. Motion was sec�nded by Commissioner Insco and carried unaniriously. The City Attorney explained the purpose of preparing Ordinance �j09 for controlling the construction and installing of private wells by saying that Florlda statutes control private wells serving more than one family but do not control thoae serving only one family. It is said in Seetion 2 of the proposed ordinance that no permit shall be issued until said plans and specifications have been approved by the City Engineer and until permit has Ueen obtained from the State Board of Health. At one point, the City Manager recommended deleting the words "Building Inspector" and inserting the word "City" in its place. A short :iiscussion ensuEd with other recommendations being made, It was decided to read the Ordinance on its first reading and take up tlze recommendations at a later meeting. �'he City Attorney read Ordinance �j09 on its first reading. Commissioner Roberts moved that Ordinance �{(09 be passed on its first reading. Commissioner Bohannon seconded the motion which was carried unanimously. As the Commissioners had not received copies oi the May 31st invoice from Briiey, Wild and Pssociates, Commissioner Strang moved that the Resolution regarding payment of the invoice be deferred to a later meeting in order for the Commissioners to receive copies of the invoice. Commissioner Bohannon seconded �he motion and it was carried unanimously. The City Attorney stated that he had received a report from Briley, Wild and Associates relative to location of the new Disg�sal Plant. The Coznmissioners decided not to �Eake up this matter at this time but Commissioner Bohanr�on requested that a State Health Department representative inspect the Marshall Street Plant and repc�rt to the Commission, In connection with the proposed dredging in Stevenson Creek, Commissioner Roberts stated that he wanted it understood that the City is trying to establish a bulkhead line and not actual seawalls along Stevenson 'Creek from the A,C.L, railroad bridge to Betty Zane. A R�solution was presented requiring .forty-•twa propert�y owners to alean their lots of weeds and underbrush. Corrun9.ssione� Strang made a mo{�ion to adopt this Resolution. Commissioner Roberts seconded it and it was carried unanimously. -3- CI�'Y COMI�fISSION MEETING �une 4, 1�56 The City Mana�er presented two v�ater main refunding contracts, oxie with Skycrest, Inc „ to cover Skycrest Unit 10 exceAt Block E, ar.d the other with MrS. Doris T. Alvord for Block E, Skycres'c Unit 10. The coiltract on Blo:sk E ca11s zor �789•50 and the other �lU,g23.50. The Manager reparted that the contracts hasre been checked by his �ffice, and �he C�.ty Attorney�g of£ice and he now recommends approval. Commiesioner Roberts moved that the contracts be approved and the proper of£icials be authorized to �xecu�e them. Commissioner Bohannon seconded the motion and it was carried•unanimously. The City Attorney explained that Mr. James Novotny applied for a buildin� permit for alterations and additions to his Glass House Apartments which included extensions outward from a point between the first and sec�nd floors, with one being app�.rently a marquee and the other a passaget�ray to provide entrance to the second floor apartments. It was reported that these extensions went beyond the setback line on Coronado and Third St'reet, and Mr. vaniel Boucher, ovmer of the south g0 feet of Lots 1 ar.d 2, Replat oT Lot 3, }31ock B, Columbia Subdivision, complained of a violation of the zoning setback lawse The City Attorney ordered tb.e permit revoked but did not feel he had the authority to sett?e tne matter and therefore brought it before the Commission. Mx. E. B. Casler, Jr., attorney f'or Mr. Novotny, stated the permit was issued an May 1$th and was not revoked until the afternoon of June lst after approximately �15,000.00 had gone into the work and that two inspeccions had been made by the City Inspectors. Mr. A. T. Coopery Jr., attorney for Mr. Boucher, said �hat the encroachment was not apparent until the steel wark had gone up and the concrete base poured and that the complaint was made as soon as possible after tha� time. He believed that Mr. Nuvotny�s architect, builder, and Mr. Novotny himself should have known about tY:e encroachmen� but the City Building Inspector should have caught it at the tiime oz issuing the cermit. The City Attorney stated that it was within the powers of the City Commission to either let the permit stand revoked or seinstate it. Mr. W. J. Nixon, the builcler, read parts of the Zoning Ordinance and showec� pictures of the canstruction as it naw stands, claiming that he could see no violation. The City Attorney recommer.3ed tha� in the future when a similar situations arises with an overhanoing marquee extending over the setback line that the Building Inspector be instructed to b�ing the request for a permit to the attention of the Zoning Hoard to ask if it should be permitted an�. then that it be brouoY:t to the City Commission if necessary. Commissioner Roberts moved with considerable regret that it ls necessary in order to avoid a hardship that the permit be re3nstated. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang. Upon thQ vote bein� taken, Cammissioners Roberts, Bohannon, Insco and Brown voted "Aye". Commissioner Strang voted "No". Motion carried. Commissioner Roberts moved that there be free admission at the Colored Swimming Pool for the colored people to swim any time the pool is open but that would no� include any services such as towels, suibs, stc., and that the City Manager be instrucied to work ou.t with the Recreation Department the idea that any iee for swimming in the Colored Swimming Pool be eliminated. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon dnd carried unanimously. The City Manager reported that the fogging machine for mosquito control work had been delivered, that the truck would be sent to Tampa tomorrow to have it mounted, and by the latter part of this week a schedule of fogg�ng would be started in cooperation with the County Mosquito Control Board. Commissioner Insco recommended that the Mayor proclaim August 16th, 17th, and 18th as �learwater Bargain Days as req�iPsted by the President of the Clearwater Merchants Association, The Mayor requested that the information be turned over to the City Attorney�s office with a request that he prepare the pro�lamation. There being no furtlzer business to come before the Commission, the meeting was adjourned at 4:50 P.M. Attest: �. City ditor an C erlt �- M yor-Commissi n r __ _ _ _ _ j f � , � �'*, �"� � r� � �;: •� Ci:`l'Y GOP�'L�iTSSION N;E�`lI1�G June t�, 195� May 31, 1956 Niayor Goiranissioner Herbert Ni. Brown Commissioners: T!v. E. Strang, Jr., J. n. Bohannon Cleveland Insco, Jr. , Samuel J. RobeY'1;s Gentlemen: The City Commission will meet in Re.gular SEssion on Monday 1�fternoon, June 4, 1956 in �he City Hall AudiLorium for 'the purpose of discussing the items listed on the attached a�enda. Pdee�ing time rvill be at 1:30 P. i�i. Very truly yours, �s� F. �. Mid�leton City Manager FCi�i: s Enclosures A�enda-GitS �ommission i4eEtin� of June l�, 1956 City Hall �uditorium 1:30 P. i�i. REGULAR 1. Invocation> Rev. 0. E. Hanna, Bld�, $� Apt, b, Fleetwood Aptis. 2. Approvin� the minutes of the Regular NIeeting of �Iay 21, 1956, and t he Special setiing of I�Iay 2$,1956. 3. Tabulation of bids for Electrical Equi�ment for ��uditoriure. 4. Continuation of request of :�,r. H. H. Houchard for a fifteen foot setback from the south lot line on ivlaple 5tr�et of Lot 1�5, Glenwdod Subdivision. 5. �u�ilic Hearing on tile construction q�' sanitary sewer and pavement, curb and drainage in La Salle St. irom the east line of Greenwcod Ave.' easterly for approximaLely 131$ feet. 6. CommissionTs consideration of: A, �ecier from Lions Club of Clearwater. B. I,etter from Col. Clarer_ce Hickey. E, Letter of requesti for rental of property on Clearwater Beach. (Beach Real Estiate Brokers) F. Reso lution from Civitan TnLernatior.al. %. �ommission's considzz�a;tion of items from the City Attorney's Office, A. Ordinance �7c7i3, inLention to annex Dr•uid Acres 2nd Addition. b. Ordinance ;�7Q9, controlling the construction and installation of private wells within the Gity. C. Hesolutian wiih reference to Briley, V1ild and Associates Contract. �. UtiliLy* Improvemenis. 9. Lot ;�fo�aing Applications. 10. Any other item noL on the agenda will be considered with tk�e consent of the Commission. �:�i j�urnment ��y z�, lg5b City Commission Clearwater, Florida Genilemen: Please cancel my request for change in set-back, lot 11�5 Glenwood 5ub- divisior.. lhanking you for your consideration in this matter. // ery iruly your�s, s Harold H� Houchar3 12t�1r Park St .- June 4, 1956 `�o City i+ianager, �lsarwater: I am unable to attend the meeting, but I agree to pay for my porL-ion of Lhe sewerage a na paving project of LaSa�.le Street. 5i�ned• /s/ Jimmy �iuylard Jimmy Bul�ard 1112 LaSalle Clearwater �� CT`1'Y .�OIti�I�lISS�ON TdEETING ,Tune w, 19�6 June 1�, 1956 Dear.Sir Do to my worki.ng hours I want be able to attend the Meeting today. However v�hatso ever is decided bn by the property owners of LaSalle St. I hereby agree �s/ N,r. Sam Dsvinp 1152 LaSalle SL-. Clearwater, Florida City Manager En�inesring Department Gity Hall Dear Sir: 4tTe are in accord with the majority of t he groop 't'or the improvement of LaSalle St. Yours �ruly, �s� Sarah VJ. Paige �s� Doroth�r B..Paige May 16, 195� City of Clearwater, Florida, Special Events Coinmittee. Attention;-b.ayor Herbert Pn. Brown. Gentlemen . -- ! : ihe Clea�:water Lions C1u�i has recently completed a float which will be enLered in the Parade durin� Zions International Conve�tion, at Miami, Flor ida, 2%-30 June 1956. �1'his float will be observed, not orilp by delegaLes and visitors from Clu�s located in all the t1.n�ted States, but in addition bq thosE at- tending from many foreign c.ounLries. 'i'he float is so desig�ed tha� it will not be just a n entry of the Clearwater Lions Club but, in our considered opinion, excellent adver- tising for the City of Glearwater, Florida. Zabor and material pertaining to the construction of th is float and the cost o£ •t�a.r.sporting band personnel, Lo man th�s float, te and from Miami, Florida, will co�t the local Lions Club in excess of One thous�nd Dollars (�1000.00) It is respectfully requested that the City of Clearwater, rlorida, donate the sum of `i'hree Hundred Dolla rs (,�300.00), to the Clearwater I,ions Club, to help defray the expenses involy�d gertainirg to the construction oy' t his �loat and �iransportation of band personnel. Vzry truly pours, John B. 5o�ers, President /s� E.H. Si:ni�h; Corresponding 5ecretazy By directicn. June 2, 195b Mr. Francis Middletion, Ci�y �Ianager, City of Clearwater, Clearzaater, Fla. Dear Sir: Re Lio nsClub of �learwace� P�iay lf�, 1956 re�uesL for an appropriation, �p300.00 to apply on float for convention, P�iiami, 6/2!%/56 1'his committee has c�nsidered the_ lion's Club letter dated riay 16th requesting an appropr.iation of �300.00 to help defrap the cnst of a float, transporting to Miami and etc at an approxiniate cost of �1,OOO.CO, said float to be eni:ered in the parad� durir_g Lions� International Convention June 2% to 38, 1g56. 7:n consideraWion of the fact that there are many oi:her service or�anizations ir� Clea�wa�er, the Commzttee does not reconunend th��. particula� appropriation because of t he possibility of establishing a precedent. However, the committee is in ��Tmpathy with the idea and hopes that in the near future, a£loat can be assem�led tfi2t will he flexible enou�h to ue used crany times for occasior. 1ike�i� by inany Clearwater or�anizacions. Very tx�zly yours, Chairm3n, 5pecial Events Committee. CW �m /$7 j; � � CI`PY GONIP%,ISSZON ME�TInG June L�, 1956 Clearwater Beach, Fla. 5ands Point Apartmen� s 439 Goronado Drive, May 81, 1956 1`a the Hon,orable Niayor and the Board of Commissioners, Clearwa$er, Florida, Gentlemen; We tihe undersigned, petition to lease from the City of Cleanwater, for the period of fifteen yeax�s, with option of renewal for ten years at the expiration of that time, at a yearly rental to be mutually agreed upon, but which at no time wi11 return zo Lhe City a lesser rental tha t(�.f) four Qer cenL on the appraised valu� of th2 properti y, plu� taxes, the followin� property. `l'hat particular lot situated on the east side of Poinsettia Streat and the north side af Causewa�i Bl�d.ox Clearwater Beach. The lot to extend for (50) fift3T feet on C,�auseway Bl�d. anti (100} one hundred feet on Poinsettia Street. This property will be used for the erection of an aLcractive o�fice which will offer a�hre��:fold.'. service to the public, and to both Be€�� and City bu��,riess. 1. It will be used as a Real EstaLe office specis- lizing in Beac;� and water front properties. 2. It will offer t o the publi�, fr�ee accomodation information on Clearwatar,Beach, an d thus by coaFieratin� with Be�ch Motel, Apartment owners, a:xi offer � hem an 1n�r�.luable �ratis service. 3. It will a�t as a clearing house for those Qlea�wate.r Realtors who do not operate offices on the �each. u�e earnestly solicit your appr oval of this proposal and an opportunity Lo discuss it �r:��h; you�..in .gre��rdetaiT. Respect�ully yours, %a/ Christine E, Barr y `s� John F. Collins �s� F. G. Nelson Registered Heal Estate Brok�rs Civitan International Resolutidn�, l�iHEREAS, the cit y of Clearwater, the Fort Harrison Hotel, the Ci�t.� Club of, Glearwater, the Clearwater 5un, the St. Petersburg 1'imes �nd Radio �tation VJTAN of Clear,water have p�at forth .every effcs3�t in making this District Convent�on of the Florida Distric�, C;.i�.itan International, one of the most outstanding in the histor,y of our Disirict in the mat�er of making our Clubs feel welcome on the part of the City, excellent acconunodations and service on the part of the Hotel, a well planned and carried-out program on the part of t he C.1ub, and comple�e:� news coverage on the Fart of the two newspapers ancl the radio station named, and WHEREAS, in all instances we have enjoyed good service a nd personal courtesy in every respec'G, 14'aw„ `1'tiEREFOHE, BE I`l' RESOL�IED,that our Convention assembled express deep gratitude for all of ti�e� kindnesses and serva.ces and that the Secretar� of the Florida IS�istrict, Civit,an International maka a copy of this Reso.lution te the Cii.y of Clearwater, the For�r Harrison Hotel, the Civitan Club of Clearwater the Clearwater 8un, the St. Petersburg Times, and radio staLion [nll'�Y3 and also that a copy be spread upon the minutes of the Convention. FLORIDA DISTRICT, CIDVITAN INTERNATIONAL Clearwater, Florida May 12, 1956 /s/ John W. Rodgers, Secretary CITY COI�'iMISSION MEEZ'IAG June 4 , 19 56 R E S 0 L U T I 0 N WHEREAS: it has been determined by the City Gommission nf the City of Qlearwater, Florida, that the property described below should be cleaned of weeds, grass and / or underbrush, and that a£ter ten (10) days notice and failure of t he owner therof £o do so, the Gity shoul�� clean such property and charge the casts:thereof against the respective property. NOW THEREFORE �E IT FtESOLVED by the Cn,ty Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, that the follo�aing 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 compl�r wiLh said notice, the City shall perform such cleanin� and charge the costs thereof against tihe respective properties in accordance with Section 12$ of the Char�ter of the Cit y of Clearwater , as amended. NAME IIESCRIPTION COST Johnston Shaffer Lots 10 and 1.1 10.00 Moun� ed Rt '7 B loc k'7 Elwaod City, Pa. Bay View City Sub. Christopher J. Karas, etal Lots 9,10,11,17,1$,1Q,20,21 1700 Aruid Rd. 22, 23> z4 City Beverly Heights. �ub. 4y..00 1001 Corporation Lots 2 and 3 '�' .a. Eldorado Ave. Block 267 Ci�:y Carlouel Sub. 10.00 Charles J. Palmer Lot 5 � Gont inental Rubber Works Block zb'7 Er$�, Pa. Carloiie�lSub. 5.00 Andrew L, Whitson Lot s 1,2,3 1566 Ridgewood Block A Cit y Hil�_crest 6. CO Ed S. �Vhitson Lots 1�,5,6 1566 Ridgewood Block A CiL-y Hillcrest 6.00 Wm G Hurit etal (Virginia Lyman) Lot b 131 N. Osceola HomewaLers Sub. 5.00 City Horane Butterworsh Lot 7 �70$ Garther 5t. S.E,, Homewaters Sub. 5.00 Washir�gton, 20, D.C, Narguasite P. Keauneriirg Tract A and B 19101 VanAken '_'lvd Homewaters Sub. 10.00 Shaker Heights, Ohio Niildred L. Stautz N 94 i� of Lot 1$ 200 Ba;� Haven Court Block C City Pine Brook Unit �2 5.U0 Rose Hipkins S 70 ft of Lat 1$ 1210 King� Highway Block C City Pine Brook Unit �`2 5.00 SLanley J. Nickel Lot 2 �50$ Grove Ave. Eslock C, Unit D Park Ridge, I11. Skycrest �.00 Anthony Bader & Lot 3 Margaret H. Haag Block C, Unit D 215 S. Linc:oln Ave. Skycrest 5.00 City Marie yIo Milan Lot 1 and 2 4175 Gul�view Blv�a Block D, Unit 2 Gity Sky crest 10.00 Raymond H. Center 13$0 Palmetta St. Cit y Narie �, Milan I�17$ Gulfview Blv�. City Raymond H. Cent�r 13f's0 P�.1metLa St. City Lot s 1 axid 2 Block D, 'Unit 3 Skycrest Lots l and 2 Block C, Unit � 5kycrest Lot s 1 and 2 Bloc k E, Unit 4 Skycrest 10.00 10.00 10.00 Gontinued CITY COMi�2ISSI0N Nl�ETING dune 4, 195 6 (6ontinaed) �tame Henrp W� Swartz Rt 2 Winnebago, I11. Victor C. Mills P 0 Box l�16 C itp T. A. �cGee $04 Pennsylvana.a Ave. City Ro C. Roberts jo Fla . Power Corp. St. Petersburg, Fla. E. NI. Sanford y:pl�. Palm Bluff City Ben Haher 1317 Young �1ve. City d seph K. Christiansen 1�61�5 Marlovae .Lletroit, Niich. Elizabeth Bernhardi: 6G9 Ed Pine St. cxt� J. W. Greenawalt 11$ N. Orion Cit� Berniae M. Mills etal 400 Oak Ave. City 44ayn e S e Garn 1041 Rawson Place Freemonz, Ohio Gieuseppina Nas�asi 10 Academy St. Dax�ien, Conn. Jo��ph K. Turner 3�9 S. F�. Harrisan City Mary 1. Barr % Fidelity Union 'Prust Co. N�wark, N. J. DESCRIP^lIQN CCOST Lot 5 Block B, Uni� 5 Skycrest 5.�0 Lot 12 Block D, Unit 5 Skycrest S.OU Lot 4 Bloc k A, tinit b Skycre�t 5.00 Lot s � and 6 Block �:, Unit 6 Skycrest 10.00 Lot 3 Block B, Unit � Skycrest 5.00 Lot 12 Block B, Unii 6 Skycrest �.00 Lot 2 Block J, Unit 7 Skperest 5.00 M&B �31 5637x4 13g29_15 S W corner Comet & Drew 5.00 i� & B#�z 5637X3 13-29-15 1 lot from Lhe S"Ed corner Comet and Dre� 5.00 M & B ;r33 5637X42 13-29-15 2 lot s from the SW corner Come� and Drew 5.00 Lots 5 and 6 Bloc k G, Unit 9 Skycrest 1C:�'0 Lots 2 and 3 B1oc k 1 Tagarelli 10.U0 Lot $ Venetiax� Pt. Sub. 5.00 Lot 10 Venetian Pt. Sube 5.00 l9d i�� CITY CO;V1P•1IS�SON i�iE�TIIvG June 4., 1956 (�ontinuEd� NAM� DESGRIP'PIOI1 CQST �d;ar W. Ralston Lots 12 and 11� 401 S: Ft. Harrison Venetian Pt. Sub. 10.00 Ci�y James F, Pitman Lots 15 and 23 152 Devon Dr. VPnetian PL, Sub. 10.00 city �er�and J. Medina Lot 20 9$5 Ridgewood Dr. Uen�tzan Ft. Sub. 5.00 Highland Park, Ill. Albert C, brown Lot 21 � $01� �. Chtarch St. Ven�tian Pt. Sub. S,OQ Lib ertyville , Ill. Raleigh H. Dang�leisen Lot 24 l��il Venetian Dr. Venetian Ft. Sub. 5.00 City • Harve y E. Ernst Lot 25 1206 S. Sedeeva Circle Venetia� Pt. �ub. 5.00 C it y blary �T. Watson Lot 2% �.305 Beachway Dr. Venetian Pt. Sub. 5,98 `i'amp�, Fla. . Arnold J. Wilson Jr. Lot 2$ c/o Paul Randolph Venetian Pt, �ub. 5.�0 �ity A3bert L, nogero Lot 32 lst Federal Bldg. Ven etian Pt. Sub. $.OQ Cit y Joseph K. �:urner Lot l� 1$5�. Venetiaz Dr. Venetian Ft. Sui�. 5.G0 Cit g PA55ED AND �DmP`iED BY ^1HE City Commission of the i.ity of Clzarwater, F�orida, this 4th day of June, AoD. 1956. Attest: �s% Herbert N. Brown /s� R. J. Whiteread Mayor - Commissioner City Auditor and Clerk t�Ri)TNt►NC� Ni�. 708 AN aRi7TNANC£� �I�C�ARI"I�t� �HE TI�T�ION OI� �IiE CSTY Ok� CLE;ARWATER Tf3 ANNEX AGREAGE: TN ��AT IS '1"0 BE KNOWN AS DRffID ACRES 5��ONID ADDT'I`IQN IN'i'0 '1'Hi'F G(3R1�C}1�ATE LThiIfiS OF �IiE CT'.L'3�' C1� CI,�ARWA'1'ER, F�iOP�.IDA, U��N 9'iIE EXPIl�i'1`TQN OI� THI�'FY (30 j AAYS I�t�M THE PASSA(�T OF �S ORDINANCE A��OTtDINC TQ ��Rt�1TSTOPtS �F ��CTION 171aC1�4, F��I�DA S'.�`�i�t3T�Si i955F AN7� FIiUVIATNi� It'OR TFIE �£C�'iVE DATE OF' �HIS ::�RDIN4�NCE � BE I'.P' ORAI�INE� BY ''��E GiTY �ai+ll�CSS�t)N 4F � CITY` tiF CLEARWATER, k'I+QRI�A: Se�t�on l, �.'!�e C�.ty af Cl�vater, �'7.or:Eda., ac�3.:r� by and thresu�h its City Commi.ssion,, h�x°eby declares 3�s ,in�ent�.on �p aruiex 3.nto thc� corpox�ate 13mits o� �h� City o£ �1ea��a�er, F�.orida, the �o��.a��.ng aescr3.�ea sanas 1y3;��g con'�:Lguous to thP te:��.tQa�'1.aZ Zimits a� sa3d Ci�y, Uihiah 7.anc�s eon�a3r� less �han �;en {1p1 reg3.stered votea�: i�om iche Northwes�t cd�ner a� iche SOI7THWEST QUAi�TER tStJ�, c#' SBC�}.oY2 I g ToV�inship 29 �u�11a I3aYtg8 35 F�St� �an Sou'�h 4 tleg. �= 5$" We�t, along tlae Section lin�e �326.3�F �eet to tYse �� aar� 1ine, �kaence south 8g ae�. 20-{ T�" Ess�, al�n� �he 4�J acz�e lin� g81.39 �'eet �or Poin� of Begin?'i3;n�; ther�.ce� So�th 8g deg. 20# 1�" East z�.7.ong, �he 40 a�re line, �.031.39 Fee�; the�nce South a deg..: 05 F 13� �`a:s�: G64., (34 fee� to �he 19 ao�e line then�e NortIi 89 de�. 1$'� �t�.n Gtest a3.ong �Che 10 acre ltn� 92G.3g ��e�� thence North,fl deg, 06� 13" Wes� �7CT.0 fset, thenee Narth 8g d.pg. 28� �j�-" Viest 3.05,0 feet3 ��nce North 0 cieg. 06 �' 13" West„ 393.6�+ Pee�t to Po3n� o� Beg3nning,. l�ss the I�os}th 33t� f�e� naur 9.y3.ng with3.n the: �IEaxxvaatsr �ity I,i:in3ts. Seetion �. fihe �3f�y �f CZear�.ter, ae�ing 1�y and throi�Yi its Cii�y .Gorro�nl.ss3on intend:� �o a�neR the for�goirr� lands a�coxdiin� to the pr.�avisions o� 8ection 177..0�, I�tos°3.da Sta�utes, i�55, �xsc't to tha� and, the Cii.y Auc�.to� and C3.erk is h�reb�r directed. to publish tYs.is ardinanee in th,e G�e2rwate� Sur�, a ne�rspapsr publ3shed 3.n �he G3�r of G3.ear.�ra.��, onc� a a,reek �or .faur (�k} .consecuti�re ureeks ia�nedi:ateiy a:��r passage bf �th�.s o��dinaFit�. Section 3, Thj.� r�rc�.inance sha13. beGome ef�e�tive 3:mmedia�e]:y �zpon its pa�sage-„ i'ASSED Qi3 F'FZRSfi I3TADING PASSELI �Pi SF'GaN� READIl�G PASSE� f3PF 1Ii�D AND FTI�f,4� REA3aIi1G �43 Ar)�P`t�ED A�test:: fsf R, Ca. Whi'�eYtead C3.� �U1�TTOR IiI3D �Z,FRK �.. Jvne 4, 19�6 June �+, �.95b �'une �, 7.956 /s/ Iierbert M. �ssi,r�: MAYOR-�OMP�LCSSION'ER. AFt'I DAiJr� S'1'r1TE OF FLOF�IB�1 ) ) COUN'�Y Ok` F'IN�T,LAS j Before me, the undersi�ec3. authority, persorally appeareci �. Vr. S�V�R, wha upon bein� by me duly sworn, deposes and says: L'�.hat he h-a.s personal knowlec�ge as �o the oacupancy of the land embraced in the iollov�in� described �ract of proper�y: UFttTID ACRES S�,CUIITU xDDIiIO�t, beiug a, subd�.vision of part of the SW� and SE� oi t}� �r� of See�ion 13, fiownship 29 South, 1?an;e 15 E�st, �inellas �ou-�ty, �'lor ida and. �hat said subdivision 'which t,he City of �lear�aater, ��lorida proposes �o anrax in�o the corgorate limits oa" tl� said City of �learwater cont�i.ns less tt�n �en (10) registered voterse 2. That this alfidavit is made in comp].iance with ��ction 1']1.0�., Florida Statu�es, and is made to ir.duce the City of �learwa�er to annex il� foregaing tract into i�s corporate lisni t s. FurLher deponent sayeth not. �'�i`PIeESS ny signat�re and official seal at Clearwater in the �ounty of Finellas and the 5tate of �'lorida Lh�is rir�t day oi Jure , 1956. /s/ L. `�+. SEV�i �:,:r7Tt2� Y'�i F,PIi7 StTBSCit�BEu �eiora t�e this First dav of Jur�e, S E A L /s/ Ber1 F. Sydr�r T�otarp Public 5tate o? Florida at barge ''�Y Commi.ssion �:xpires: n � � � I', � " !'� . �