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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
June 18, 1956
The City Commission of the City of' Clearwater met in regular session at City
Hall, Monday, June 18, 1956, at 1:30 P.M. with the f'ollowing members present:
Herbert M. Brown
W. E. Strang, Jr.
J. N. Bohannon
Cleveland Insco, Jr.
Samuel J. Roberts
Mayor-Commissioner
Commissioner
Conunissioner
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Also present were:
F. C. Middleton
B. J. Driver
G. T. McClanuna
S. Lickton
City Manager
Asst. City Attorney
Chief of Police
City Engineer
The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by Captain
Eugene Herring of the Salvation Army. Commissioner Insco moved that the minutes
of the regular meeting of June 4th and the special meeting of' June llth be
approved in accordance with copies f'urnished each member in writing. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried unan.imously.
The Mayor stated that the City had received a notice of' a Public Hearing from
the Florida Railroad and Public Utilities Conmdssion to be held in Tampa on Monday,
July 2nd at 9:30 A.M. at the Hillsborough County Court House to consider the
request f'or a rate increase f'rom the Peninsular Telephone Company. The Mayor
introduced ~w. Carl Brorein, President of' the Peninsular Telephone Company. Mr.
Brorein gave a brief background of' the company's growth explaining the increase in
I=lant equipment" the number of lines, etc., and indicated the increased cost of
installing lines and equipluent today. He also stated that the only change in rate
sjnce 1926 was granted in 1953, and the com:s?any is aslcing for the rate increase in
ol'der to brIng its rate of return back to 6'2%' After di so~ssion, the Commission
decided to contact the Merchants Association, the Chamber of' Commerce and other
municipalities in this area on the subject bef'ore the timc of the hearing. Mr. H. H.
Baskin, Sr., attorney representing the telephone company in this area, requested
that he be notif'ied if the subject would be discussed in other public sessions.
The Mayor recommended that Mr. Ben Krentzn~n be appointed as City Attorney to
replace Mr. Charles M. Phillips, Jr., whose resignation would be ef'fective July 6th.
The Assistant City Attorney reported that r-'lr. Phillips had requested that if Mr.
Krentzman was appointed, that his resignation be acceLerated to June 22nd since
he l'elt that Mr. Krentzman as a former City Attorney was familiar with the work and
would not need the indoctrination that a completely new City Attorney would require.
Commissioner Roberts moved that ~w. Ben Krentzman be appointed City Attorney for
the City of' Clearwater effective on Friday, June 22nd, 1956, at the same salary
as the present attorney. MotioIl was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried
unanimously. In reply to a question, the Mayor reported that Mr. Krentzman had
indicated that if he was appointed, he would resign his position as City Attorney
of' Largo.
The Mayor reported that a letter of resignation had been received from Mr.
B. J. Driver, Assistant City Attorney and Prosecutor. Commissioner Strang moved
that Mr. Driver's resignation to be effective on July 1st be accepted with regret.
Motion was seconded by Commj.ssioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. The Mayor
complimented Mr. Driver on his fine service to the City of' Clearwater.
The Mayor recommended the appointlnent of Mr. Owen Allbritton, III, as
Assistant City Attorney and City Prosecutor. Commissioner Insco moved that Mr.
Owen Allbritton, III, be appointed Assistant City Attorney and Prosecuting Attorney
for the City of' Clearwater at the same salary as the previous City Prosecutor,
the appointment to be ef'fective July lst. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Roberts and carried unanimously. r1r. Driver stated that in view of the increased
work load that the City Prosecutor and Assistant Attorney now has to assume, he
\'lould recommend that consideration be given to increasing the salary f'or the
Prosecutor. The Mayor said that the Commdssion appreciated Mr. Driver's remarks
and would go over the new budget for the Legal Department caref'ully to see what
could be done.
The City Manager reported that three bids had been received for paving the
alleys in Block 9, Aileen Subdivision. 'l'he bids \,{ere read as follows:
Hancock Construction Co., Clearwater
A. A. Schultz, Dunedin
E. H. Holcomb, Jr., Clearwater
$3,913.60
3,752.00
3,218.40
Af'ter tabulation of' the bids, the City Manager recommended accepting the low bid
of $3,218.40 from E. H. Holcomb, Jr., Clearwater. Commissioner Strang moved on
the recommendation of' the City Manager and the City Engineer that E. H. Holcomb,
Jr., be awarded the contract for paving the alleys in Blocl{ 9, Aiken Subdivision,
in the amount of $3,218.40. Motion was secon~ed by Commissioner Insco and carried
unanimously.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
June l8, 1956
It was reported by the City Manager that three bids were received to resurface
Apache Trail, Calumet, Nokomis, Iroquois, Osage, Mohawk, Sunset Drive f'rom
Sunburst Court to Venetian Drive, Venetian Drive from Fort Harrison to Sunset Dr~ve,
and Walnut Street from Highland east to the City limits. The bids were read as
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W. L. Cobb Constr. Co., Tampa
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After tabulation, the City Manager reconunended accepting the low bid of $10,l~O.00
from W. L. Cobb Construction Company, Tampa. Commissioner Bohannon moved on the
recommendation of the City Manager that the contract f'or resurfacing the group
of streets as bid be awarded to the W. L. Cobb Company and the proper City
authorities be authorized to sign it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang
and carried unanimously.
The Mayor .announced the continuation of the Public Hearing on the paving of
Turner Street between Greenwood and Missouri Avenues. The Assistant City Attorney
reported that the City Attorney had arranged a meeting with Mrs. Fannie Marks"
owner of property on the south side of Turner Street, to discuss the location of
the right of' way on Thursday, June 21st. The City Manager reported it was not
possible to advertise for bids as requested by the Comrrdssion since the Engineer
had to know the exact location of the right of way first. Mrs. W. A. Walker,
owner of property on the north side of Turner, was present and expressed hope that
the project would be expedited. Commissioner Strang moved that the Public
Hearing be continued to July 16th. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon
and carried unanimously.
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The City Attorney read a Resolution which authorized Briley, Wild and
Associates, Consulting Engineers, to proceed under the present contract with plans
and specif'ications for improvements to the water system, sanitary sewers, sewage
treatlnent facilities, and storm sewers, including plans and speci~ications for
the expansion of the Marshall Street Sewage Treatment Plant and a sewage treatment
plant to be located in the vicinity of Clearwater Beach. The Resolution also
authorized Mr. R. W. Spragins, Fiscal Agent, to proceed with the City Attorney to
prepare legal documents to accomplish the issuance of the necessary amount of
Revenue Certificates to finance the foregoing improvements within the terms of
the present contract between the City and Mr. Spragins. Several corrections were
suggested by the Commissioners which were noted by the City Attorney. The City
~mnager reported that ~w. R. W. Spragins was unable to be present at the meeting
but Mr. Spragins had inf'ormed him that he felt that the same rating would continue
on the proposed new revenue certificates as the City received on the last ~ssue.
Co~nissioner Strang moved that the Resolution as amended be passed and adopted and
the proper of'f'icials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously.
Regarding the proposed groin and seawall project on the Gulf side of
Clearwater Beach between Acacia and Aurel Way, Mrs. W. E. Crown, Sr., Chairman of
the Citizens' Committee, reported that there are still eight property owners who
are not willing to put the money in escrow to cover their share of' the project.
Mrs. Crown gave the Mayor a list of the owners and the pro~erties which they own
and stated that the old hotel property (Block 21, Mandalay) o\'med partly by Mr.
Al Rogers and partly by Mr. Henry Henriquez was included in the list. She said
she had been informed that it was planned to build a new hotel in this block and
the owners were not willing to join the project. It was pointed out that Mr.
Louis Buchman, one of the owners listed, had two houses on his lots, but the other
property was vacant. The Mayor inquired of the City Engineer what the erfect on
the other properties would be if Block 21 was left out of the project. The City
Engineer said he would not advise leaving it out because the seawall should be
continuous, but if it was necessary a wing ~lall could be added at the south and
north boundaries of the hotel property. The Mayor said since the cost of condemning
the hotel property would be prohibitive, he would recommend that the Commission
leave it out of the project and authorize the City Attorney to proceed with the
condemnation of' the other lots. Commissioner Roberts moved on the authority o~ the
City Attorney that we have condemnation rights in these matters that the City
Attorney be instructed to proceed with the condemnation of the lots listed, the
owners of which have not seen fit to join in this project for the protection or the
property, both private and City property, on Clearwater Beach:
Lot 2, Block 7, Mandalay George C. Rogers
Lot 3, Block 7, Mandalay Andrew Alexander or VassiLia
Alexander
Lot 2, Block 52, ~~ndalay S. Herman Rosenberg
Lots 3 & Lj., Block 52, Mandalay Fannie Mary Marks
Lots 5 & 6, Block 52" Mandalay Louis Buchman
Lot 6, Blocl<: 5, Mandalay Jacl<: Feiles
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously.
suggested that the Commission continue to worl{ with the owners of the
and try to get them to participate in the project. He apppointed the
a Committee of the whole to meet with the owners for this purpose.
The Mayor
hotel property
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Commissioner Roberts suggested that the new City Attorney be requested to look
into the whole problem of' the old hotel ruins on Block 21, Mandalay, to see what
rights the City, the State or the Health Department has to take some action on that
property.
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CITY CO~lISSION MEETING
June 18, 1956
The City Manager reported that Mr. John Polhil1 on Friday, June 15th, had
asked that the request of' the Tremarco Corporation to build a service station on
the southeast corner of Drew and Hercules (2001 Drew Street), be placed on the
agenda for this meeting. The Manager reported that the Zoning Board had recommended
approval of the application, and that he and the Engineer had also approved the
plans. Commdssioner Roberts objected to considering the application as it was
submi tt~d too late f'or the agenda. Mr. Polhill spolce on behalf of the Tremarco
Corporation stating that the matter was considered by the Zoning Board at the
meeting on Thursday, June 14th, and he would appreciate having it considered as
the option to purchase the property l,'las expiring. Conunissioner Strang moved
that the Tremarco Corporation's request for approval of filling station at the
southeast corner of Hercules and Drew be approved according to the recommendations
of the Zoning Board, the City Engineer, the City Manager, the City Attorney and
the Building Department. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon. Upon
the vote bet ng taken, Conunissioner StranG, Bohannon, Insco and Brown voted II Aye II .
Conunissioner Roberts voted "No". Motion carried. COllunissioner Roberts explained
that his negative vote was not in objection to the filling station but on the
basis that the matter should have been on the agenda to give the public notice
that it would be considered.
Mr. Driver asI<:ed permission to leave the meeting ~ leave the Ineet-ing as he
had a Court hearing to attend.
The City Manager stated that if' it was the intention df the Commiss~.on to sell
the forty acres north of the Airport (Lots 5-12, Pinellas Groves) that it would be
necessary to instruct him and the Clerk as to hO\'l the sale should be conducted and
set a minimum price. He said the usual procedure was to instruct the Clerk to
advertise the sale to be conducted on the f'ront steps of the City Hall and sell
to the highest bidder. He said this acreage was purchased originally for
industrial use but now the Commission has purchased property north of the Seaboard
Railroad for an industrj.al park. Commissioner Bohannon pointed out that this forty
acres cannot be used successfully for industrial sites as it is not on the railroad
and does not have access roads or utilities, and that the City does not have rurther
definite use f'or it. The Mayor recommended that one of the conditions precedent
to the sale be that the property be zoned R-l and that it be brought into the
City limits or the City of Clearwater. The Manager said it would also be necessary
to take in a small portion of City owned property to the south to make it contiguous
to the City liluits. Commissioner Bohannon moved that Lots 5-l2, Pinellas Groves,
be ofrered for sale on condition that the property be zoned R-l and be brought
into the City limits; that a base price be set of $2,000.00 per acre; that the
City C1erI<: sell the property on a cash basis at auction on Monday, July 16, 1956,
at 10:00 A.M. with the final acceptance or rejection to be made by the City
Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried unanimously.
The Mayor suggested that in addition to the legal advertisement that a two column
display advertisement be published in the Clearwater Sun, the St. PeterSburg Times,
the St. Petersburg Independent, etc., several times. It was recommended that a
survey of' the property be made f'or the benefit of the City and the proposed
purchaser.
Ordinance 710 which would annex into the City Lots 4, 5 and 6, Unit 7 Oak
Acres, was presented f'or its second reading. It was explained that this Ordinance
had been amended to eliminate Druid Parl<: as an erroneous description had been
supplied by Mr. E. G. Moore, the developer, by mistake and was used in advertising
the intention to annex ordinance (707). Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance
710 be considered on its second reading by title only with the unanimous consent
of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously,
The Mayor read the Ordinance by title only. Commissioner Strang moved that
Ordinance 710 be passed on its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Insco and cal"ried unanimously.
The Mayor read Ordinance 710 on its third reading, Commissioner Strang moved
that Ordinance 710 as amended be passed and adopted on its third and f'inal
reading and the proper of'ficials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
The Mayor read on its f'irst reading Ordinance 7ll which declared the City's
intention to annex Druid Park Subdivision. Commissioner Strang moved that
Ordinance 7ll be passed on its f'irst reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Insco and carried unanimously.
COrnrrUssioner Strang moved that Ordinance 7ll be considered on its second
reading by title only i~ith the unanimous consent or the Commission. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Mayor read Ordinance
711 by title only. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 711 be passed on
its second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by COlnmissioner Insco and
carried unanimously.
Cornmdssioner Strang moved that Ordinance 711 be considered on its third
reading with the unanimous consent of' the Cornmdssion. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Insco and carried unanimOUSly. The Mayor read Ordinance 71l in rull,
Cornmdssioner Strang moved that Ordinance 711 be passed and adopted on its third
and final reading and the proper of'f'icials be authorized to execute it. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
June 18, 1956
The City Manager presented a Resolution requiring thirty-five property owners
to clean their lots of' weeds and underbrush. Commissioner Strang moved the
Resolution be adopted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried
unanimously.
The City Manager reported that there had been a request f'rom Mr. Fred K. Biel
to extend a two inch water line approximately l75 feet outside the City to property
located on the east side of Haines Road north of Gulf to Bay Boulevard to serve
five lots. He recommended that the line be installed on the basis that the owner
pay the cost of the line, that it become the property of the City and that there
be no refunds on it. Conunissioner Bohannon moved on the recommendation of the
City Manager that the application be approved for the extension of the water line
for Mr. Beil according to the terlns described. Motion was seconded by Comm1ssioner
Roberts and carried unanimously.
Mr. Driver returned to the meeting at this time -- 4:20 P.M. He requested
the Commission to authorize the City Manager, the Mayor and the City Attorney to
execute the mortgages and notes in accordance \1ith the contracts to purchase
acreage from H. P. Constantine Farms, Inc. and other acreage f'rom H. P. Constantine
and Sara Penn Constantine. Conunissioner Strang moved that the proper officials
be authorized to execute the agreements relative to the Constantine properties.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Strang reported that he and the City Engineer had been
appointed as a Committee to look into whether it was practical to put the Traffic
Bureau office on the second floor of the F:l.re Department Building. He said he
had met with the Acting Chief, R. C. Dobson, and that the Engineer had drawn a
plan shoWing space apprOXimately fifteen by twenty-f'ive f'eet with a door cut
through at the top of' the stairi'my in the Police Department and including a
soundproof partition between the dormitory for the firemen and the proposed of'fice
at an approximate cost of $660.00. Commissioner Bohannon moved that a work order for
$660.00 be approved for the work as recommended by the Committee. Motion was
seconded by Conunissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
The Mayor reported that Judge Bonner would be out of town on June 26th, 29th,
July 2nd, 3rd and 6th and recommended that Mr. Arthur Jordan be appointed to serve
as City JUdge temporarily. Commissioner Insco moved that Mr. Arthur Jordan be
appointed Acting Judge in the absence of Judge Bonner. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
There being no further business to come before the Commission, the meeting
was adjourned at 4:30 P.M.
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CIry COM}USSION MEETING
June 19, 1956
Mayor Commissioner Herbert M. Brown
Commissioners: W. E. Strang, Jr.
J. N. Bohannon
Cleveland Insco, Jr.
Samuel J. Roberts
Gentlemen:
rhe City Commission will meet in Regular Session on Monday afternoon, June 18, 19~6
in the City Hall Auditorium for the purpose of discussing the items listed on the
attached agenda. Meeting tine will be at 1:30 P.M.
Very truly yours,
FCM: S /s/ F. C. Middleton
Enclosures City Manager
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Agenda - City Commission Meeting of June 18, 1956
City Hall Auditorium
1:30 P.M.
RBGULAR
1. Invoca~ion, Cap~ain Eugene Herring, Salvation Army.
2. Approving the minutes of the Regular Mee~ing of June 4th and the minutes of the
Special Meeting of June 11, 1956.
3. Opening of bids for :
A. Paving of alley in Block 9, Aikens Subdivision.
B. Resurfacing Apache ~rail, Calume~, Nokomis, Iroquois, ~sag8, and Mohawk Streets
and Sunse~ Drive, Vene~ian Drive and Walnut Street.
4. Awarding of bids.
S. Continuacion of Public Hearing wi~h rererence to paving o~ Turner Street bet~een
G~eenwood and Missouri.
6. Commission's consideration or :
A. Appointmen~ of City Atcorney.
B. Resolution t~r sewer and other improvements,
C. Instructions co the City Attorney regarding condemnation proceedings._ against
certain propercies on Clearwater Beach with re~erence .to the groin and seawall
project on pr~vate and public property.
D. Instructions as to the sale of 40 acres of City owned property north of the
Airport.
E. Request of Peninsular Telephone Co. to Florida Railroad and Public Utilities
Commission wi~h reference to increase of rates.
7. Commission's consideration of items from the City Attorney's Orfice:
A. Ordinance ff7l0 as amended, annexation of portion of Unit #7, Oak Acres Sub.
B. Ordinance ffZll,insemDion to annex Druid Park Subdivision.
8. Lot Mowing Applications.
9, Utility Improvements.
10. Any ocher item not on the agenda will be considered wi~h the consent of ~he Commissi~
AdjoUl!nment
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June 8, 1956
City Zoning Board
Clearwater, Florida
Attention: Mr. Anderson, Secretary.
Gentlemen:
On behalf of my client, Tremsrco Corporation, I hereby make application
for a building permit in the amount of $20,000.00 for a service station to be
erected at the Sou~beast corner or Drew Stree~ and Hercules Avenue, being numbered
2001 Drew Street, Clearwater, Florida.
Attached ~ ~his letter is a copy of the building plans for said
service station, as well as a survey of said ppemises made by Leo M. Butler,
~egistered Civil Engineer.
I~ any further imformation is needed or desired in connection with this
ma~ter, please communicate with me at once.
thanking you for giving this ma~ter your promPt.attention, I am
Very truly yours,
/s/ John C. P~ihili:
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June 15, 1956
To: I~. F. C. Middleton, City Manager
From: 011~~ H. Anderson Sec'y. Zoning Board
Subject: TRE,ViARCO CORP. l JOHN C.) POI.HILL)
It is the Zoning Board's recommendation that we approve the application of the
Tremarco CorporAtion to build a service station at the corner of Drew Street and
Hercules Avenue.
Attached gere~o is orig~nal letter of request with plan.
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CItY COMMISSION MEETING
June lE4, 1956
RES C L UTI 0 N
WHEREAS: it has been determined by ~he City Commission of the City of Clearwater,
Florida, ~hat the property described below should be cleaned o~ weeds, traBB
and / or underbrush, and that after ~en (10) days notice and failure of the owner
thereof to do so, the City should clean such property and charge the costs thereof
agains~ ~he respec~ive property.
NOW 'j,'HEItEFORE BE I'll HESDtVltDD by the Cit,y Commission of the City of
Clearwater, Florida, that ~he followln~ described property, situate in said City,
shall be cleaned of weeds, grass and / or underbrush within ten (10) days after
notice in writing to che ~~ners thereof to do so and ~ha~ upon failure to comply
wir,h said notice, ~he City shall perform such cleaning -and charge the costs ".
thereof against the respective properties in accordance with Section 128 of the
Charter of ~he City of Clearwater, as amended.
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DescriPtion
Cost;
John F. Loomer
745 W. Breckenridge Ave.
Fernaale, Mich.
Homer Realty Co~
625 Cleveland St..
City
Dorothy B. Peffer
630 Laura St..
City
Lot 5
Gracemoor Sub.
s.oo
Lot 12
Bloc k I
Hillcrest ff2
No 5'/:' J" Lots LJarid-..2
Block 16
Magnolia Park
5.00
5.00
Helen M. Robinson
905 $hadowla~n Ave.
'I' ampa, Fla.
Lot; 14
Block 24
Man,dal~y Sub.
Lot. 15
Block 24
Mandalay Sub.
Lot g
Blee k A
Peale Park
Lots 6 and 7
Russells Sub.
Unit 1
Lot 1
Bloc k D, Unit B
Skycrest
5.00
T. R. Robinson
905 Shadowlawn Ave.
'1' ampa , Fla.
Charles S. ~h~peon
:3 78 I'4ay St.
Elmburst, Ill.
John R. Burnisan, eLal
POBox 82
C le arw at. e:; , Fla.
R. W. Rumpli
laOl Gulf to Bay Blvd
City
Ralph rl'albert.
510 Tren~on S~. S.E.
Washingt.on, 20 D.C.
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
Lot 1
Bloc k A, Uni~ D
Skycrest
Lots 1 and 2
Block B, Unit D
l.::>kycrest
5.00
Joseph L. Jet.t.ie
8903 Calf'ax
Det.roit 4, Mich.
Alex ~. Winston
707 N. Highland
City
Harry Silos
401 Fairfield Beach Rd.
Fairfield, Conn.
Harold Swanson
206 S. Aurora Ave.
City
Edward H. Heidel
200 s. M~or,'
City
Wanda D. Ross
5 ~. Mercury
Ci~y
H. Earl Barlow
Rt. ill
R~pid City, Micn.
Carl J. Mrause
219 Hobart
Citiy
10.00
Lot'. J
Bloc k B , Unit D
Skycrest'.
Lots 4 and 7
Bloc k B, Unit. D
Skycrest
Lot 5
Block B, Unit. D
Skycrest
Lot g
Block E, Unit. D
Skycrest
Lot 9
Block B, Unit D
Skycrest.
Lot ~O
Block B, Unit D
Skycrest
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
Lot 5
Block 8, Unit6
>Jkycrest
5.00
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CI~Y COMMISSION MEETING
June 14, 1956
Own er :
Description
Lots 5 and 6
Block C, Unit 6
Skycrest
Lot. 3
Block B, Unit 7
Skycrest
Lo t 4,
Block B, Unit 7
Skycrest
Lot 9
Block 13, Unit. 7
Skycrest.
Lot. e
Block E, Unit 7
Skycrest
Lots 1 and 2
Block C, Unit 9
Skycre st
Lot 3
Bloc k C, Unit 9
Skycre st
Lot 1
Block D, Unit. 9
Skyc re st
Lot. 2
Block D, Unit 9
Skycrest
Lot 1
BibGcli.: E, Unit 9
Skycrest
Cost
John li. Burnison
R 0 Box e2
City
John Elfers
402 S. Sa~urn St.
City
James R. ApJ)le
186 Farnham :3".
Lawrence, 11186S.
10.gO
5.00
5.00
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Wm Schnaider
13610 Kenl.field
Detroit 23, ~ich.
John R. Burnison
106 N. Arcturas
City
E . Xo1. SaIlto rd
16 N. Ft. Harrison
City
Hugh W. Harrison
42Ql Gray Ave.
Detroi~ 15, Mich.
thomas J. Haydon
208 s. Jupi~er Av~.
City
Walter E. Zajkowski
363 Burrit.t St.
New Bri~ain, Conn.
Sirio Siniscalchi
R D if2
Cumberland Center, Maine
Wm Walderbach
432 Bay Ave., l-c
City
Louise Georgas , etal
Box 245
Palm Harbor, Fla.
Frederick F. Ernst
41$ Woodlawn
Belleair
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
M & B if15 5637-M
13-29-15 110' x 150' tract
NE corner of Hercules and Gulf' to Bay 5.00
Lot 1
Bloc k C
Skycrest 'l'errace 5.00
Lot 8
Bloc k C
Skycrest Terrace 5.00
Arthur Rutenberg
1738 Gulf to Bay Blvd
City
Frederick F. Ernst
418 Woodlawn
Belleair
Lot ~ an d S 5Q' of Lot 6
Block C
Skycrest 'l'errace
8.00
Jacob Ruierman
1537 S E ~2~h St.
Pompano Beach, Fla.
Effie M. Duncan
1653 E. Druid Rd.
City
N 20' Lot 6 and Lot?
Block C
Skycresti Terrace
Lots 1 and 2
Blo.ck F
Suburb Beautiful
7.00
10.00
Lot.s 36 and 37
Block F
Sunset Point, 1st Addicion
10,00
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE City Commssaion of the City of Clearwater, Florida,
this 18th day of June , A.D. ~ .
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/s/R. G. Whitehead
City Audit.or and Clerk
/5/ Herbert M. Brown
Mayor-Commissioner
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CITY CO~llVj[SS!ON MGBTING
June lS, 1956
RES 0 L ~ T ION
WHEREAS, the CiCy Commission of ~he City of Clearwater, Florida, after
due considerat.ion and study of the needs of.J:he community has determined that it
is necessary for the City of Clearwater to improve and construct additional
and complete sewage creatment facilities in order to provide adequate treaCment
of the sewage before dischar~ing to t.he Bay wate~ and further to construct
additional wat.er distribution facilities i~rder to distribute water under
adequate pressures and in suffiCient volumes to all parts of the City, and it is
further necessary t. 0 improve and con-struct certain sanitary sewage interceptors
force mains and pu~pin8 sta~ions within the City of Clearwater, and
WHEREAS, it is the considered judgement of the City Commission of the
Cit.y of Clearwater that the foregoing improvements and construction should be
financed 50 far as ~05sible with revenue certificates and to that end it is
necessary and appropriate to use the services of an Investment Banker, and
further, tha~ it is necessary and appropriate that t.he foregoing improvements
and cons~ruction be designed and supervised by a competent firm of Consul~ing
Engineers experienced in similar improvements and construction.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE I'J.' RESOLVED by the Cit y Commission of the City of
Clearwater, Florida, in ses.:;ion duly and regularly assembled as foll~ s:
1. that Briley, Wild and Associates, Consulting Engineers of Daytona
Beach, It'1orida, aile he reby authori ~ed and directed to proce ed, in accordance
with the present. contract between said Engineers and the City, with the pre-
paration of plans and specificat.ions for the proposed improvement s and necessary
vonstruction pertain~ng to the wat.er supply and distribution system, sanitary
sewers, sewag~ ~reatment facilities, storm sewers, including final plans
and specifications for the complete projected expansion of the Marshall Street
Sewage '.I.'reatment Plant. and a sewage treatrner.t plant to be located in t.he vicinity
of Clearwater Beach to serve Clearwater Beach and vicinity, and as same are
authorized from time t.o time.
2. that R. W. Sparagins and Company, Investment Bankers, are herevy
authorized and directed to proceed in conjuction with the City Att.orney, to
prepare all legal documents and do all other things nece~sary to accomplish
t.he issuance of t he necessary amount, of Revenue Certificates for the .financing
of the foregoing improvements, and to do all thin~s necessary ~o secure a
favorable rating .for said revenue cert.ificates from Moody's Investment Seevice,
if possible, and to accomplish the foregoing financing within the terms of the
present written understanding between the City of Clea~water and said Investment
Banker.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this la~h day of June, A. D. 1956.
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/5/ R. G. Whicehead
City Auditor and Clerk
/5/ Herbert M. Brown
Mayor - Commissioner
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ORDINANCE NO. 710
AN ORIDIIMNCE AS AMENDED ANNEX.ING A POR'XION OF UNl'i' 7 OF OAK ACRES
SUBDIVISION INTO THE CORPORATE ~tS 8F THE CITY OF CLEARWATER
FLORIDA, AND REDEFINING 1HE OOUNIfRY LINES OF 'l'HE CITY '10 INCLUDE THE
SAlD PORTION OF UNIT 70F OAK ACRES SUBDIVISION ACCORDING TO THE PRO-
VISIONS OS SEC~O~ 171.04b FLORIDA STAt~rEs: AND PROVIDING FOR THE
EFFEO'!'IVE DATE~"Q'" THIS OR INANCE.
WHEREAS, the Ci~y Commission of the Ci~y of Clearwater, Florida,
enacted Ordinanca No. 707, on May 7, 1956, ~ich ordinance declared the incen-
tion of ~he said Ci~y ~o annex a portion of Unit 7 of Oak Acres Subdivision
into the corporate limits o~ the Ci~y of Clearwa~er, and
WHEREAS, said 0rdinance was publiShed once a week for four consecutive
weeks in the Clearwa~er, Sun, a newspaper published in ~he City of Clea~wn&er,
Florida, proof of which publication is hereto at~uched, and
WHEREAS, more ~haD ~hirty days has expired since the enactmentof
Ordinance No. 707, and no registered voter of the Ci~y of Clearwater, no owner
of real es~te ,in the territory ~o be annexed, and no person whomsoever has
objecLed LO such annexation or has applied to the Circuit Court of the ~i~~h
J.udicial Circuit in and for finel1as Count. y, ~'lorida, setting forth any objectiOBs.
~o said annexation, and
WHEREAS, all of the provisions of Section 171.04, Florida Statu~e8.
have been complied wi~h.
NO'~, 'l'liEfiEFORB, BE IT ORDAIl\E.D BY l'HE CI'l'Y COMj..IS~ION OF 'rHE CIl'Y OF
CLEAR\'iA'l'ER, FLORIDA:
Section 1. 'i'he City of C earwater, action by and through it.s Cit.y
Commission, by ~he authorit.y and under t.he provisions of Sect.ion 171.04,
Florida S~atutes, hereb, annexes into the corporate limits of ~be City of Clear-
water, Flarida, and rede~ines the boundary lines or said City so as to include
'. therein ~he following: - . .. .
'j.'ha,t proper~y described as LatS FOUR (4), FIVE (5), and 5I1(6)
of the proposed plat of UNIT 7 of OAK ACHES SUBDI\I ISIOR, &aid
subdivision being a subdivision of" a plrt. of the SVl~ of t.he
as. 01 Section 14, Township 29 South, Rande 15 East, and also that
portion~'of Spencer Avenue and Magnolia Drive as ph t.tad and abut1;lng
\.1'1e af<?res-id Lo~s 4, 5. and 6.
Section 2. the foregoing property is hereby zoned as follows and the
City Engineer 1s hereby directed ~o incorrorate ito and 5et/ou~ show upon
the Official Zoning Map and other officiatl maps or the City of Clearwat.er the
foregoing prO?er1;y, ~~ ~ethe~ wi~h i~s zoning as follows:
LOTS 4, 5, and 6, UNIT 7 OF OAK ACRSS SUBDIVISION - "R-l"
the property in the aforesaid subdivision now within ~he corporate
limits of the City of Clearwater is shown on Che Official Zoning Map
as "R-t".
Section;. ~nis Ordinance shall become effecLive imloodiately upon
i~s passage.
FAS~ED ON FIRS~ READING
PaSS1!;O AS Aj',:ENDED OU SECOND READING
PASSED AS N~ENDED ON tHIRD .
AND FIKAL I~ADING AND ADOP~gU
June ll~ ~____
June 18. 1956
June lhJ95$
At.tes~:
/s/ R. G. Whitehead
City Audi~or and Clerk
/s/ Herbert M. Brown
Mayor-Comndssioner
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AN ORDINANCE DECLARING THE lNTEN~IOR OF THE CI~I OF CLEARWA~EU TO
ANN&1 A PORTION OF URUID RARK SUBDIVISION AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK
. ~~! &~~~O~~'i'E Oix~~SP~Li~E R~~~gFO~L~i:~~:~, C~~'~DA ~~~5~A-lR~IiTO
EXPIRATION OF '.lHIR'l'Y (30) DAYS FROM 'J.lIE PASSAGE OF THIS ORDINAJCE
ACCORDING TO tHE RROVISIONS OF SECTIO~ 171.04. FLORIDA STATU.ES, L
1955; AND PROVIDING FOR IHE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ORDI~~CE.
BE IT OhOAINED BY 'l'HE CI'lIY CO!ltMISSION OF THE CI'!Y OF CLEAR'fIA'l'm, FLORIDA:
Section 1. tne Ci~y of C1earwater. Flor~da~ ac~ion by and throu~
its Ci~y Commii'ion, hereby declares i~3 intention to anne. into the corporate
1imd~s ot the 61~y of CleBnwater, F1orida, ~he fo11o_ing described lands lying
con~guous to the territorial limits or said OiLY. which land~ conLain les8
than ~en (10) registered voters:
A portion ot Druid Pari Subdivision, said subdivision being
recorded in pla~ book 39. page 71, public records of Pine1las
County, Florida, and said pori.on being described as follows:
Begin at the Southeas~ corner ot Section 13, ~ownahip 29 Soutm,
Range 15, East, (~or~hea8t corner of Section 24. Tow~sh1p 29
So~~h, Range 15 East) and run North 89 deg. 04' 52" ~est alGng
the Section Lins 1330.42 feet ~o che 40 acre line for Poin~ or
Beginning; thence South 0 deg. 08' 50~ West, along the 40 acre
line 197.34 feet; thence North 83 deg. 46' 14" West 111.69 teet;
thence ~orth 89 dog. 04' 52" West 554.~3 feet to the 10 acre line;
thence North 0 deg. 14' 65" East along the 10 acre line 187.0 feet;
~hence North 0 deg. 29' 47" Eas~ 1330.77 teet to the 40 acre line;
~hence Sout~~89 deg. 13' 51ft East 660.15 teet along the ~O acre line;
~hence Sou~h 0 deg. 16' 45" West 1332.55 feet to Poin~ of Beginning
less the North 330 feet now lying -w1shin r.he City 08 Clearwater
Ci~y limits.
Section 2. 'l.'he Cit.y of Clearwater, acting by and througl1 its City
G~~ssion int.ends to annex ~he foregoing lands according &0 the provisions
of Section 171.04. Florida Sta~ute5, 1955. and to ~ha~ end..~ne City Auditor
and Clerk is hereby direc~ed to publieh this Ordinance in the C1earwa~ertSun,
a ntH'Jspaper published in the City of" "'lear~ater. once Ii week for four (4 J
consecu~ive ~eeks immedia~ely after the pa3sa~e of this OrdinBBce.
Sect.ion.it. 'l'his ordinance shall become effective i::;mediately upon its
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READING AND ADOPTED
June 18. 1956
June 18. 1956
June 18. ~956
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/s/ R. G. Whitehead
City Audi~or and Clerk
/s/ Herberto M. Brown
Mayor-Commdssioner
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COUNfY OF PINELLAS )
Before mo. ~he Undersigned au~ori~y. personally appeared E. G. MOORE,
who upon being by me d~ly sworn , deposes an' says:
1. Aha~ he has personal knowledge as to the occ~pancy of the land
embraced in ~h~ follo~ing descrived subdivision:
SRUID PARK SUBDIVISIOW, according to the map or plat thereof as
reoorded in plat book 39, page 71, of ~he public records of
Finellas Count.y, Flcrida.
and ~ha~ said subdivision, a portion of wnicn is no~ in ~he corporate limits or
the 'Ci~y of Clearwatar, Florida~ and which port.ion ~ho said City of Clearwater,
Florida proposes \7,0 annex illt.Ot. b3 corporate limits or t.he said Cit.y contains
less t.ha. nl:.~en (10) regist.ered. ~o.ter s.
2. Tha~ this affidavit is made in compliance with Sect.ion 171.04,
Flarida Staliut,es, and is made liO induce t,113 011:.y or Clearwater ~o annex the
foregoing port,ion of Druid Park Subdivision into its corporate limits}
Further deponen~ saye~h no~.
Wll~ESS my signature and official sealet Clearwater in the County
of Pinellas and ~he St.ac.e of Flor ida t,lU.a. 18th day of June. A. D. 1956.
/s/ E. G. M.oore
SWORN ~O AND SUBSCRlBED before
m.e t,h1~. ~eth..--- day ot
/s/ BerJl F. Sydnor
Not.ary Public
June, A. D. 1956.
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CITY COMMISSZON MEETING
June 18, 1g56
The City Comm3.ssion or the City of C1earUrater me� in regular session at Cit;�
Ha11, Monday, June 18, 1g56, at 1:30 P.M, v�7ith the £oll�wing members present:
Herbert M. Brown
W. E. Strang, Jr.
J. N. Bohannon
Cleveland Insco,
Samuel J. Roberts
Also present were:
F, C. Midd.leton
B. J. Driver
G. T. McClamma
S. Lickton
Mayor-Corruni, saioner
Commissi�ner
Comrrd.saioner
Jr. Comm3ssioner
Comrni s si oner
City Manager
Asst. City Attox�ney
Chiaf of Police
City Engineer
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The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by Captain
Etizgene Herring of the Salvation Army. Commissioner Insco moued that the minutes
of the regular meetir.g of June �}th and the special meeting of June llth be
approved in accordance with copies furnished each member in writing, Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried unanimously.
The Mayor stated that the City had received a notice of a PuAlic Hearing from
the Florida Railroad and Public Utilities Commission to be held in Tampa on Monday,
Ju1y 2nd at 9:30 A.M. at the Hillsborough County Court House to consider the
request for a rate increase from the Peninsular Telephone Company. The i+Iayor
introduced Mr, Car1 Brorein, Presiden� of the Peninsular Telephone Company, M-r,
Brore:Ln �ave a briei' background of the company�s grow'ch explaining the increase in
plant equipment, the number �f lines, etc., and indicated the increased cost of
inst�allin lines and equipment today. He also stated that the only change in rate
since 1g2� was �ranted in 1953, and the comp��ny is askin� for the rate inerease in
order to bring its rate of return back to 62;0. After cli seassion, the Commission
decided to contact the Merchants Association, the Chamber of Commerce and other
municipalities in this area on the subject before the time of the hearing. P�Ir. H. H.
l3askin, Sr., attorney representing the telephone company in this area, requested
that he be notified if the subject would be discussed in other public sessiors.
The Mayor recommended that P�ir, Ber� Krentzman be appointed as Cit� Attorney to
replace Mr, Charlee M, Phillips, Jr., whose resignation would be effective July 6th.
The Assistant City Attorney reported that Mr. Phillips had requested th�:t if Mr.
Kren�zman was appointed, that his resignation be acceleratEd to June 22nd since
he felt that Mr. Kren�zman as a former City Attorney tvas familiar tvith the work and
would net need the indoctrination thaf, a completely new Cit�T At�csrney would rsquire.
Commissioner Roberts moved that Mr. Ben Krentzman be appointed City Attorney for
the City of ClearUrater effective on Friday, June 22nd, 1956, at the same salar;�
as the px�esent attorney. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried
unanlmously. In reply to a question, the Mayor reported that NL�. Krentzman had
indicated that if he was appointed, he would resign his position as� City Attorney
of Largo.
The Mayor reported that a Ietter of resignation had bee� received from Mr.
B, J. Driver, Ass3stant City Attorney and Prosecutor. Commissloner Strang moved
that Mr. Driver's resignation to be effective oi1 July lst be accepted witil regret.
Motion was seconded by Comm9.ssioner Bohannon and carried uiianimously. The Mayor
complimented Mr, Driver on his fine service to the City of Clear;aater.
The Ma,�or recommended the aApointncent of Mr, Owen Allbritton, I2I, as
Assistant City Attorney and City Prosecutor. Commissioner Insco moved that Mr.
Owen Allbritton, TII, be appointed Assistant City Attorney and Prosecuting Attorney
for the City of Clearwater at the same salary as the previous City Prosecutor,
the appaintment to be effeetive July lst. Motion was seconded by Commissicner
Roberts ar,d carried unanimously. Mr. Driver stated that in view of zhe increased
work load that the City Prosecutor and Assistant Attorney� now has to assume, he
would recommend that considerat;ion be given to increasing the salary for the
Prosecutor. The MaSTor said that the Commission appreciated Mr, Driver's remarks
and would go over the new budget for the Legal Department carefully to see tohat
could be done.
The City Manager reported that three pids had been received for paving the
alleys in Block 9, Ailcen Suu3ivis�on. The bids were read as follows:
Hancock Construction 40., Cleartivater
A. A. Schultz, Dunedin
E. H, Holcomb, Jr., Clearwater
$3�913.60
3,752.00
3,218.40
After t�,bulation of the bids, the City Manager recommended acceptin� the low bid
of $3,218.40 from E. H. Holcomb, Jr., Clearwater. Commissioner Strang moved on
the recommendation of the City Manager and the City Engineer that E. H. Holcomb,
Jr., be awarded the contract for paving the alleys in Block g, Aiken Subdivision,
in the amount of $3,218.1�0. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried
unanimously.
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CTTY COMP'ITSSION MEETING
June 18, 1.956
It was reported by the City Manager that tYxree blds were rece�,ved to resurface
,Apache Trail, Calumet, Nokomis, Iroquois, Osage, Mohawlt, SLtnset Drive from
Sunburst Court to Venei;ian Drive, Venetian Drive from Fort Harrison to Suizset Dr3ve,
and �+lalnut Street from Iii.ghland east to the C3ty limits. The bids were read as
follows:
Cone Brothers Contr. Co., Tampa �11,880,00
W. L. Cobb Constr. Co., Tampa 10,140.00
Campbell Pav3ng Co., Clearwater 12,300.00
After tabulation, the City Man�.ger recomme:�ded a�cepting the low bid of $10,140.00
from W. L. Cobb Construction Compan,y, Tampa. Comm3ssioner Bohannon moved on bhe
recommendation oi the C:Lty I�Ianager that the contract for resurf.acing the group
oF streets as bid be awarded to the j4. L. Cobb Company and the proper City
authorities be authori�ed to sign 3t. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang
and carried unan3mousl�,
The Mayor�announced the continuation of the Public Hearing on the paving of
Turner Street between Greenwood and Missouri Avenues. �he Assistant City Attorney
reported that the City Attorney had ar�aizged a meeting with N'irs, Fannie Marks,
cwner of property on the south side of Turner Street, to discuss the location of'
the right of way on Thursday, Ju.ne 21st. The City Manager reported it was not
possible to advertise for bids as requested by the C�mmission since the Engineer
had to know the exact iocatiori of the rignt of way iirst. DZrs. W. A. Walker,
otivner of property on the north side of Turner, Was present and expressed hope that
the project would be expedited. Commissioner Strang moved that the Public
Hearing be continued to July 16tn, hiotion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon
and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney read a Resolution whicY± authorized Briley, 4Jild and
Associates, Consulting Engineers, to proceed under the present contract with plans
and specifications for improvements t� the water system, sanitary sewers, sewage
treatment faciiities, and storm setvers, including plans and specifications for
�che expansion of the Marshall Street Sewage Treatment Plant and a se�vage treatment
plant to be '!ocated in the vicinity of Clearwater Beach. The Resolution also
authorized Mr. R. W. Spragins, Fiscal Agent, to proceed with the C�ty Attorney to
prepare legal documents to accomplish the issuance of tne necessary amount of
Revenue Certificates to finance the foregoing improvements within the terms of
the present cont�act between the City and Mr. Spragins. Several corrections were
sugges�ed by the Commissioners *n*hich were noted by the City A�torr_ey, The City
Manager reported that Mr. R. W. Spragins was unable to be present at the meeting
but Mr. Spragins had informed him that he felt that the same rating would continue
on the proposed new revenue certificates as the City received on the last issue.
Commissioner Strang moved that the Resolution as amended be passed and adopted and
�he proper ofzicials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Bohannon and carried unan�mously.
Regarding the proposed groi�n and seativall project on thE Gulf side of
C1earWra�er Beach between Acacia and Aurel Way, Mrs, W. E'. Crown, Sr., Chairman of
the Citizens� Commitiee, reported that there are still eigh� property ovvmers who
are not �villing to put the money in eserow to cover their share oF the project.
Mrs. Crotvn gave the Mayor a list of the owners and the pro erties which they own
and stated that the old hoiel property (Block 21, Mandalay} oti+med partly by Mr.
Al Rog�rs and partl•y by Mr. Henry Henriquez was included in �he list. She said
she had been inzormed that it was pl�.nned to build a new hotel in this block and
the owners v�ere n�t vrilling to join the project. It wa,s pointad out that Mr.
Louis BucY,.man, one of the owners listed, had two ho�ases on his lots, but the other
pro�erty was vacant. The Mayor inc�uired of the City Engineer what the effect on
the other properties vlould be if Blocic 21 t,vas left out of the project. The �,'ity
Engineer said he would not advise leaving it out because tlze 5eawall should be
continuous, but if it was necessary a vaing ti�rall could be added at the south and
north boundaries of the hotel property. The Mayor said since the cost of condemning
the hote7. proper�y would be prohibil:ive, he would recommend that the Gommission
le�,ve it out of the project ar_d authorize the City Attorney to proceed with the
condemnation of the other lots. Commissioner Roberts moved on the authority of the
City Attorney that we have con.demnation rights in these macters that the Clty
Attorney be instructed to proceed with the condemnation of the lots listed, the
owners of tivhich have not seen i'it to join in this project for the protection of the
property, both private and City property, on Clearv�ater Beach.:
Lot 2, Block 7, Mandalay George C. Rogers
zot 3, Block 7, Mandalay Andrew Alexander or Vassilia
Alexander
I,ot 2, Block 52, DZa.ndalay S. Herman Rosenberg
Lots 3& 4, Block 52, I�iandalay Fannie Max*y Marks
Lots 5& 6, Block 52, Mandalay Louis Buchman
Lot 6, Block 5, Mandalay Jack Feiles
Motion was s�conded by Coznmi.ssioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. The Mayor
suggested that the Commission continue to work with the owners of the hotel property
and try to �et them to participate in the project. He apppointed the Commission as
a Committee of the whole to meet with thz owners ior this purpose.
Commissioner l�oberts suggest�d that the r�evr City Attorney be requested to look
into the whole problem of the o1d hotel ruins on Blocl� Z1, Mandalay, to see what
rights the City, the State ar the Health Department has to take some action on that
property.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
June 18, 1g56
�'he City Manager reported that Mr. John Polhill on Friday, June 15th, had
askecl that the request of the Tremarco Corporation to build a service station on
the soui:�east corner of Dret�' and Hercules (2001 Dxew Street), be placed on the
a�enda for this meeting. The Manager� reportecl that the Zoning B�ard had recommended
approva7. of the application, and that he and the Engineer had also approved the
plans. Comml,ssioner Roberts abjected to considering the application as 3t was
subr,iitted too late for the agenda. Mr. Polhi�l spoke on behalf of the Tremarco
Corporal;ion statin� that the matter vias considered by the Zoning Bca rd at the
meet3.ng on Thursday, June 14t�L, and he would appreciate havin� it considered as
the option to purchase the property was expiring. Commissioner Strang moved
that the Tremarco Corporation�s request for approval of filling atation at the
southeast corn�r of Iiercules and Drew be approved accoiding to the recommendations
of the Zcning Board, the City Engineer, the City Manager, the City Attorney and
the Building Department, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon. Upon
the vote be3.ng taken, Commissinner Strang, ]3ohannon, Insco and Brown voted "Aye",
Commissioner P,oberts vo�ed "No". Motion carried. Commissioner Roberts explained
that k�ls negative vote was not in objection to the fil7:ing station but on the
basis that the matter should have been on the a�;en�a zo give the pubL c notice
that it would be considered,
Mr. Driver asked permission to leave the meeting ��� �n,;, ����� as he
had a Court hearing to attend.
The City tiianager stated that if it was the intenti�n di the Ccmmiss�on to �ell
the forty acres north of the Airport (Lots 5-12, Pir_ellas Groves) that i� would be
necessary to instruct him aild the C]:erk as to how the sale should be conduc$ed and
set a minimum price. He said the usual p�ocedure was to instruct the Clerk to
advertise the sale to be conducted on the iront steps of the City Hall and sell
to the highest bidder. He said this acreage was purchased originally for
i�dustrial use but now the Commission has purchased property nortY� of the Seaboarc�
Railroad for an industrial park. Corr.missioner Bohannon pointed out that this fc�rtJ
acres cannot be used successfully for ir�dustrial sites as it is not on the railroad
and does not have access roads or utiJ.ities, and that the City does not have further
definite use for it. The Mayor recommended that one o�' the conclitions precedent
to the sale be that the property be zoned R-1 and that it be brought into the
City limits of the C�ty of Clearwater. The Manager said it tivould also be necessary
to take in a small portion of City owned property to the south to make it contiguous
to the City limits, Commissioner Bohannon moved that Zots 5-12, Pinellas Groves,
be offered for s�le on condition that the property be zoned R-1 and be brought
into the City limits; that a base price be set of �2,000,00 per acre; that the
City Clerk sell the property on a cash basis at auction on Monday, July 16, 1956,
at 10:00 A.M, with the final acceptance or rejection to be made by the City
Gommission. Motion was secozzded by Commissioner Raberts and carried unanimously.
The Mayor suggestec�. that in addition to the legal advertisement that a two column
display advertisement be published in the Clearwater Sun, the St, Petersburg Times,
the St. Petersburg Independent, etc., several times. It was recommended th.at a
survey of the property be made for the benefit of the City and the proposed
purchaser.
Ordinance 710 which would annex into the Ci�y Lots 4, 5 and 6, Unit 7 Oak
Acres, tvas presented for its second reading. It was explained tha� this Ordinance
had been amended to eliminate Druid Park as an erroneous description had been
supplied by Mr. E, G. Moore, the developer, by mistake and was used in advertisir,�
the intention to annex ordinance (707). Com�r,issioner Strang moved that Ordinaree
710 be considereu on its second reading by titte only with the unanimous consent-
of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
The Mayor read the Ordin,anc� by title only. Commissioner SLrang m�ved that
Ordinance 710 be passed on its second reading.by title only, biotion was seconded
by Comrr�i.ssioner Insco ana carried unanimoue,ly.
The Mayor read Ordinance 710 on its third reading. Commissioner Strang moved
that Orclinance 710 as amended be passed and adopted on its third and fir_a1
reading and the proper o:E'ficials be author�zed to execute it. Motion tivas seconded
by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously.
The Mayor read on its first reading Ordinance 711 which dealared the City�s
intention to annex Druid Park Subdivision, Commissioner Strar.g rnoved that
Ordinance 711 be passed on its first reading. Motion iaas seconded by Commissioner
Insco and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Strang mo�Ted that Ox�dinance 711 be considered on its recand
reading by� title only u�ith the unanimous consent of the Commissian. Motion was
secon�ed by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Prayor read Ord3.nance
711 by t3.tle on1y. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 711 be passed on
its second reading Uy title only. Motion was secnnded by Commissioner Insco and
carx�ied unanimously,
Commissioner Strang moved that Qrdin�nce 7'll be considered on its third
reading with the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was sec�rded by
Comm3.ssioner Insco and carr.ied unanimously. The Mayor read Ordinance `711 in full.
Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 711 be passed and adopted on its third
and final reading and the proper offiaials be authorized to execute it. Motion ��ras
seeonded b,y Comrrdsaioner Insco and carried unanimous2.y.
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CITY COMMISSI�N MEETING
June 18, 1g56
The City Mana�er presented a Resolut:ton requiring tl�i'rty-five property owners
to clean their lots of iveeds ai:d underbrush. Comm3ssioner Straizg moved the
Resolution be adop�ed. Motion wa5 seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried
unanimously.
The City Managei reported that there had been a request from P7r. Fred I{. Bie7.
to extend a ti;vo inch i�a.ter line approximately 17 , feet outside the C�ty to property
located on th� east s�.de of Haines Road north of Gulf to Bay Boulevard to serve
five lots. He recommended that the line be installed on the basis that the ot�mer
pay� the cost of the line, that 3t become the property of the City and that there
be no refunds or� it. Co�ssioner Bohannon moved on the recommendation of the
City Manager that the application be approved for the extension oi' the watex line
for Mr. Bei1 accordin� to the terms described, Motion was seconded by Commisaioner
Roberts and carried unanimol,zsly.
P�r, Driver returned tr, the meeting at this time -- 4:20 P�M. He requested
the Commission to authorize ths City Manager, the Ma,yor an� the City Attorney to
execute the mortgages a�Yd notes in accordance with the contracts to purchase
acreage from H. P. Constantine Farms, Inc. and other acreage from H. P. Constantine
and Sara Penn Constantine. Commissioner Strailg moved that the proper officials
be authorized to execute the agreements relative to the Constantine properties.
Motion ivas seconded by Co�runissioner Insco and ca�ried unanimously.
Commissioner Strang reported that he and the City Engineer had been
appointed as a Cqmmittee to look into whether it kras practical to �ut the Traffic
Bureau office on the second floor of the Fire Department Building. He said he
had met with the Act�ng Chief, R, C. Dobson, and that the Engineer had drat�rn a
plan showing space approxi_mately fifteen b.y twenty-five feet with a door cut
throuoh at Lhe top of -Ehe stairway in �he Folice Depa.rtment and including a
soundproof partition between the dormitory for the firemen and th� propos�d office
at an approxima�e cost of $660.00. Commissioner Bohannon moved that a w�rk order f'or
$660.00 be approved for the work as recommended by the Commitbee. Motion was
secondec� by Commi.ssioner Insco and carried unanimously.
The Mayor reported that Ju@ge Bonner would be out of town on June 26th, 29thp
July 2nd, 3rd and 6th and recommended that Mr. Arthur Jordan be appoint�d �0 5erve
as City Judge temporarily. Commissioner Insco moved that Mr. Arthur Jordan be
appointed Acting Judge in t3�.e absenee of Judge Bonner. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Insco and car•ried unanimously.
There �eing no further business to come bPfore the Commission, the mzeting
was adjourned at 4:30 P.M.
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CI1'Y COi�b1ISSI0N ME�TII�G
June 1$, 19�6
Mayor Comma.ssioner Herbert M, Arown
Cemmissioners; W. Ee Strang, Jr.
J. N. Bohannon
Cleveland 'lnsco, Jr.
Samuel J. Roberts
Gentlemen:
`Phe Ci-ty Commis,��.or. vri11 meet in Regular Session on Monday a�ternoon, June 1$, 1�56 -
in the City Hall Auditorium for the purpose of discussing the items 1i�ted on tlie
attached agenda. Meeting �ime wil'1 be at 1:3q P.M.
Very truly yours,
FCM:s /s/ F. C. Middleton
Enclasures City �Ianager
Agenda - City Corrmiission Meetan� of June 1$' 1956
City Hall Audizorium
1: 3 0 P ..`R.
R�GULAR
1. Invocation, Gaptain Eugene Herring, Salvation Army.
2, tlppraving tY_e minutes of the RePular Meeting of June l�th and ihe minutes of the
5pecial Meeting of June 11, 195g.
3. Opening of bids for :
A. F'aving of alley in Block 9, Aikens Subdivisio n.
B. Pesur£acing Apache `Prail; �alumet, Nokomis, Iroquois,�0sage, and IKohawk Streets
and Sunset Drive, Venetian Drive and Walnut Street.
4. Awarding of bids.
5. Continuatio n of Public Hearing with reference to paving of Turner Str�et between
G�esnwooci and Missour i.
6. Gommissian's consideration of :
A. Appointment of Cit y At�orney.
B. Resolution �or sewer and other improvements;
Ce Instructions to the Cicy Attorney rEgdrding condemnation proceedin�s�against
certain properiies on Clearwai:er Beach r��Lh reference to the groin and seawall
nroject on pr�vate and public property.
D. Instructions as ta the sale of 1�O �cres o£ Cit y owned property north of the
Air�ort.
�. Request of Peninsular ^lelephone Co. to Florida Railroad aad Public ULilities
Commission wich referencz to increase af rates.
'7. Commission's consideration of items f'rom the City Attarney's JOffice:
h. Ordin�nce ��10 as amended, annexation of portion af Unit �7, Cak Acres Sub.
B. Ordznance }��ll,is�en�ion to annex Druid Park Subdivisian.
$. Lot I�iowin� �pplications.
g, TJtilit y Improvements.
10. Any other item not on the agenda will be consid�rsd with the consent of the Commission.
Adjournment
June $, 195b
City Zoning Board
Clearwater, Florida
Attention: P4r. Anderson, 9eereGary.
Gentlemen:
On behalf of my client, 'Premarco Corporation, I hereby make application
for a bu�;ldi»g permit in the amounti of �20,OOQ.00 for a ser�rice station to be
erected �.t the Soui;�east corner of Drew Stre��t� and Hercules Avenue, being numbered
2001 Drew Street, Glearwater, Florida.
Att achzd �.m �his letter is a copy of the buildir� plans for said
service station, as well as a survay of saicl premises made hy Leo M. Butlar,
negistered Civil Engineer.
If any furthex imforma�ian is needed or des�red in connection with this
maLter, please �oramun�cate with me at once.
`jhanking you for giviag this matter your prompt attention, I am
JCP:w
Very truly yours,
�s/ John C, P�Z.�ill.�
dune 15, 195b
To: I�Ir. F, C. i�Iiddleton, City Managsr
Fro�n: 0].it�e�: Hv Anderson Sec�y. Zoning Board
Sub ject : 'PREMARCO CORP. � JOHN C... POLHILL )
It is the Zoning Board�s recommendation that we approve the application of the
Tremar�o Corpor�tion to b;xild a service station at the corner of Drew Street and
Hercules Avenue.
Attached nere�o is origi�nal letter of request with plan.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
June 1�., 1956
R E-S D L 4J T I 0 N
VJHEREAS: it has been determinsd by the City Commission of the City �:£ Clearwater,
Florida, that the property doscribed below shoul� be cleaned c� weeds, �rasa
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 i;he costs ther�of
against the respective property.
NU�J '1'HEREFORE BE rP RES�l��dEII� by the Giby Cov�mission 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 t�n (10) days after
notice in writing to the mpners thereof to do so and that upon f ailur� to comply
with said no�zce, �he Citp shall perform such cleaning�and charge the costs
thereof against the respective proper•ti�s in accordance wi�h Section 12$ of the
Charter of �h� City of Clear�water, as amended.
Owner: Description Gost
John F. Loomer Lot 5
71�5 W. Breckenridge Ave. Gracemoor Sub. ,�.00
Fern�als, Mich.
Homer Realty Co� Lot 12
625 Cleveland St. Block I
City Hillcrest �2 5•00
Dorothy B. reff er No :5�' 3« Lots l��arid 2
63G Laura 5t. Block 16
City iiagnolia Park 5•�Q
Helen I�I. Robinson Lot 14
405 �hadowlawn Ave. Block 24
Tampa, Fla. Mang�dal�y Sub. 5.00
^1. R. Robinson Lot 15
905 Shadowlawn Ave. Bloc k 21�
`1 ampa, Fla . Ivlandalay Sub . 5• 00
Gharles S. ihompsQn Lot $
3'7$ I�Iay St. B1oc k A
Elmburst, Ill. Peale Park 5•00
John R. Burnisan, e�al Lots 6 and 7
P O Bo� $2 Russells Sub.
Clearwate�, �'la. Unit 1 10.00
R. W. Rumpai Lot 1
's$O1 Gulf to Bay Blvd Block D, Unit B
City Skycrest 5.00
Ralph lalbert Lot 1
51G 'Prenton St. S.E. Block A, Unit D
Wa'shin;tona 20 D.G. Skycrest $.GO
Jos�ph L. Jettie Zots 1 and 2
$903 Galfax Block B, Unit D
Detroit 1�, ��Iich. �kycrest 10.00
Alex �. Winston Loti 3
707 N. H�ghland Block B, Unit D
City Skycrest 5.00
Harry Silos Lots 1� and ?
I�Ol Fairfield Beach Rd. Bloc k B, Unit D
Fairfield, Conn. Skycrest 10.00
Iiarold Swanson Lot 5
20� S. Aurora Ave. Block B, Unit D
City Skycrest 5.00
Edward H. Heidel Lot $
20(3 S. M��or_• Block B, Ur.it D
C it y Skyc re st 5. 00
Wanda D. Ross Lot 9
5 N. NIercury Block B, Unit D 5.00
City Skycrest
i�I. Earl Barlota Lot 1q
kt. �1 �lock B, Unit D
Rapid City, Mich. Skycrest 5.00
Carl J, I�Irause Lot �
219 Hobart I3].ock B, Unit6
City �kycrest 5.00
Continued
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G37.'Y COi�'i+2ISSI0N MEETING
June ��., 1956
Owner: mescriotion Cost
John li. Burnison Lots 5 and 6
R 0�ax $2 Block C, Unit 6
Cit y �kycrest 10.80
John Elf ers Loi; 3
402 S. Sa�urn St . B].oc k S, Unit 7
City Skycrest 5.00
James R. Apple Lot i�
1$6 Far•nham St. B1ock9B, Unit �
I,awrence, P�Tass. Skycrest 5.00
Wm Schnei.der Lot 9
136.1G Kent,field Block B, Unit 7
Detroib 23, i4ich. Skycrest 5.00
John R. Burnison Lot, �
106 N. Arcturaa Block E, Unit 7
C iL y Skycrest 5. 00
E. M. Sam£.ord Lots 1 and 2
16 N. Ft. Harrison B1ock C, Unit 9
C it y Skycre st 10, 00
Hugh W. Harrison Lot 3
4291 Gr Ave. B1oak C, Unit 9
DetroiL ��, �fich. Skycrest 5.00
Y'homas J. Haydon Lot 1
20$ S, JupiLer Av::. B1ock D, Uni� 9
City Skycrest 5.00
Walter E, Zajkowski Lot 2
3b3 Burritt St. Block D, Unit 8
New Brit,ain, Conn. Skycrest j.00
Sirio Siniscalchi Lot 1
h D i�2 B��c� E, Unit 9
Cuinberland Center, i�laine Skycrest 5.00
Wm Walderbach M& B�15 5�37-M
432 Bay Ave., 1-c 13-z9-15 110� x 150t tract
City NE corner of iiercules aed Gulf to Bay 5.00
Lou�se Georgas , etal Lot 1
�OX 21*5 Block C
Falm Harbor, Fla. Skycrest Terrace 5,00
Frederick F. Ernst I.ot $
41$ Woodlawn Block C
l�elleair Skycrest ^ierrace 5.00
Arthur Rutenberg Lot f an d S 5g� of Lot 6
173$ Gulf Lo Bay Blvd Block �
City Skycrest 1^errace $.00
Fre�erick F. �rnst N 20� Lot 6 and Lot7
Wl$ t�v'oodlawn Block C
Belleair Skycres� lerrace '7.00
Jacob Ruierman Lots 1 and 2
1537 S E�2th St. Blo:ck F
Fompano Bea�h, Fla. Suburb 9eaut:�fu1 10.C�0
Ef£ie M. Duncan Lots 36 and 37
1653 E. Druid Rd. Block F
City 5unset Point, lst Addition 10,00
PASSED AND ADOPl'ED BY THE Cit y Comm�ssion of the Citp of C learwater, Florida,
1'ha.s 1$th day of June , A.D. 1:956 .
r�`1'`PEST •
�s/R. G> Whitehead
City Auditor and Clerk
/s/ Herbert M, Bro�m
Maynr-Gommissioner
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CI'1'I' C�T,�y1TSSi0N ��L"iTnTG
dune 1$, 195b
RE SOLfJ2'ION
WHEREAB, the City Commission of the Citl of Clearwa�er, Florida, after
due consideration and study of the needs of�he couimunity has determined that it
is necessary for the Cit}� of Clearwater tp improve and construct additional
and complete sewage '�rea�ment facilities in order �o provide adequate treatment
of Lhe setivage before discharging to 1:he Bay waters, and further �o construct
additional wai,er distribution facilities inprder to distribute water under
adequate pressures and in sufficient vol�umes to a11 parts of the City, a nd it is
further necessary i:o imprave ar.d con.�struct certain sanitary sewage interceptors
force mains and pu�pin� stations within the City of Clearwat�r, and
WHEREAS, it is the considered juc';gement of t he Cit y Commission of the
CiLy of Cleaxwater that the foregoing improvements and constrtzction should be
finance� so far a5 �ossible with revenue certificates a:�d to that end it is
necessary and appropriate to use the services of an InvesLment Banker, and.
further, thaL it is necessary and appropriate that the foregoir� improvemenl:s
ard construcl:ion be desigr_ed and supervised by a competent firm of Consulting
Engineers experienced in similar improvements and construcLion.
n�V�, THEREFORE, BE I't RESOLVED by the City Coramission of the City of
CZearwater, Florida, in ses:.ion duly and regularly assembled as follows:
1. 'ihat Briley, Wild an d Associates, Consult ing Engineers of Daytona
Beach, F'lorida, ane hereby authorized and directed to proceed, �n accardance
wii:h tY,e present contract between said Engineers and the Gity, with the pre-
paraLion of plans and specificaLions for the proposed improvemenbs and necessary
aonstruction pertain�ng io th e water supply and distribution system, sani:tary
sewers, sewa�e treatment facilities, storm sewers, including final plans
and apecifications for the complete projected expansion of t he Marshall Street
Sewage 'Preatment Plant and a sewage i;reatmer.t pl.ant to be located in the va�cinity
of Clearwater Beach to serve Clearwater Beach and vicinity, and as same are
authorized from time to time,
2. 'L'hai R. �1. Sparagins and Company, Investment Bankers, are h�reiay
authorized a�d directed to proceed in conjuction with the City AtCorney, to
prepare all legal documents an�. do all oLher things necessary to aceoinplish
Lh2 issuance of t he necessary amount of Revenue Certificates ior the financing
of the foregoing improvements, and to do all t hin�s necessary Lo secure a
favorable rating for said revEnue certificates from I+�oody's Investment Sz�vice,
if po�sible, and ��,o accomplish the foregoing financing wiLhin the terms of' t he
present writtEn understandir�; beiween the Cit y oi Clea�water and said InvesLment
Banker.
PASSED AhD ADOPTED this 1$th day of June, A. D. �956.
�i�`PES`Pi
�s/ R. C�. Whitehead
Cit y Auditor and Clerk
�s� Herbe.rt M. Brown
Mayor -- Commissioner
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AD? OFilllihil�h,CE Aa AT�I�DED APv'hE�ING !s POR'1'IO2� �F UT�IIT 7 4F OAK ACR�S
SUBDTVTSTOT3 IId�.'0 T'H� CORPORP.TE %I��IS`1'S �F 1tI� GITY OF CI,EARVlATER
I�'LOF?`;Dtl, Attn fi'.ED�F2I3iNG 7�iE �3UhIfR.Y' LIIy�S OF Z`HE GIT�i ''ti? SNCLUDE THE
SA1D POHrl`.T�O� QF IiNI'1' 70F OAi� ACR�B SUBDTVTSTOI� �iCGORDING T4 THE PR�J-
VISTOI�S QS SEC�fl� 171.01�, FLORIDA STA'�UTES: AT3D PXOVIDIII'G FOR THE
�FE�'EOrt'T�E llATE -�3�, THIS ORDII3ANCE.
L�'IiEAEAS, ihe City Commission of �he City of Clearwa�er, Florida,
enacted tlydinane:� No. �0�, on i+2ay 7, 195b, v+�iich ordinance decTared the inten-
tian of �he said City to anr�x a p�rtion of Unit 7 of pak Acre� Subdivision
into the corpor��e livaits of t;�e Citq of Clearwater, and
1±;fiEREt�B� said Ordinance was �,ublished ance a week for four consecutive
weeks in �he Clearwat,er., Sun, a newspaper publi�hed in the City of C1.ea�water,
Floz�zda, praof of which publication is hereto ati:ached, and
t�1fIEREAS, more �han thir�y days ha� eycp�red since the enactmentof
�rdinance No. 707, and no registered voter of the Gity of Clearwater, no owner
of real estate in the terriCorq to be annexed, and no gerson whomsoever has
objectied to such annexation �r has applied to the Ciscuit Gour� of the �i;.-�h
J,udicial Circuit in and for �inellas Courity, Flor�da, settin� forLh any objectioas
to said annexation, and
WFT�RE�S, all of the gravisions of Section 17LQ1�, Flarida Statutes,
have been comp�.a.ed with.
h0�r, T.:�FtEFOFtE, SE I1 ORDAIh�D �Y tIi� �I^l�.[ CO�;i•;SS3I01� OF ^1HE CI^iY OF
�ZEAFtWfLTER, FLQRIDA:
Sectia n l. i`he �ity of C earwai:er, action by and through its City
Commission, by �he authority and under the grovisions of Seczion 171.04,
Florida Statu�tes, hereb� annexes 2nto the corpor�te limi�s o� �h� �it�y of Clear-
water, Fl�ida, and redefines the bonndarp lines ai' said �ity sc as �o inclnde
therein the folloti•�ing : --- - -
'i'hat property described as LB�S FOUR (!�), FIOE (5), as�d SIX{6)
--. o�' the proposzd plat of U1dIT 7 of Or9K ACii�B SUBDIvISI4Y�, aaid
su.btlivision being a subdivision of a�art o� the ��i� oi` tihe
��� o.� �e�tion 1�., `Pownship 2� �outh, fi.ande �5 �ast, and also that
ao�tion,�r�f Spencer �lvenue and i�ia�nalia Dri�r� as glatta:� and abutting
,_. Lhe afores•:id Lots 1�, 5, and 6.
Secti�n 2. 'ihe foregoing proc�erty is hereby zoned as folloti�rs and the
�ity Enginesr is hereby ciireci:ed to .incorForate ito and set{out show upon
the Official �oning ,fap and o�her oificia�l maps oi the Czty o� Clearw�te� �cna
foxegoing prorertys t.� aetae•� with its zoning as follows:
LOTS 4, 5, and 6, UNIt 7 OF 04K ACi?�S SUBDIUTSI�I� -«R-1'T
1'he property in �he aioresaid subdiv�.sion noc: zaithin the corporate
limi�s of the City oi Clear��ater is shown on tne Oiiicial Zoning itay�
�'. S "R-�,".
�ection j. ��iis Ordinance shall become effective immediately upan
its passage,
��AS:iL�'D OIi FZRST REta17.T�Idv
P'a5�:,ll AS A;�.E�,i4DEi.� OId S�C�ISD r'If�ADIhG
�ASSED A5 Ai1EbtDED 011r '1'HIRD . _
AIV17 FIg;i�.L LtEAllIhv �Idi� At�O��Ell
ALt,�st:
�s/ R, G. ;^v'hit ehead
Ca�.y Auditor and Clerk
June 11, 195b
June 1$, 1a56
June 1�. 195�
/s� H�rb�r� P�. Brown
:�tayor�Comtn: ssioner
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URDTNANGE BiO. 711
t�N ORDIN�NCE llECLt�R,.T.�iG `1'H� I�T�N'riON OF fiHE CTiY OF CI�EARWA�'T'.,Ei TO
�NNEX A �ORfiTpiV OF URUIt� 1�ARK SUBDI�ISION �1S R�COADED TN PT,AT B�OK
39, FAGE 71, DF TaiF FUBZTC F.ECORD� OF PINELLAS COUN'rY, FLQRTDA� IDN'�0
x'H� CORFQBATE LIMITB OF THE CITY OF GI,IIARII�TEI?, FLOFlT1lA, UF01� 2`HE
EXPIRAa�0I3 �F THIt�TY {30) DA�`S FRC�M ^aliE PAS�A��; OF THI� ORDTNAIvCE
ACCORDING TQ `THE �t�V'ISIO�S OF S�CTIQI� 171�0t�, FLO�?IDA $Tt1TU9tES9 L
1955; �D PRQVTAINCz �'OR �HE EFF�sC3'SVE DA`rE OF 2'HTS ORbINAISC�e
B� IT OziD�IITdED SY'tii� CI*�i`Y CDI�3i�iiSS�Oh OF TH� CI`�Y' OF CI,FARGJATI�, FL�$IDA:
Section 1. The Ci�y o� Clearwater, Florida� action by and �hrough
its City Gomw$�sion, hereby declares it� inLention i:o snne�t int•o bhe corpo.rate
1imiLs o£ t,�ne BiGy ot Gleai�water, Florida, bhe .following deseribed lands lying
contiguous to tr.a territorial liccits oi sa.id City, which ].and�; contain le�s
thah ten (1�} regisL•ered voters;
A portion o� Druid Par� Subdivision, said subdivision being
rzcorded in �lat book 34, page '7Y, public reeords oi Pinellaa
Gounty, Florida, and. sai�i poramoa� being described a� follows:
Begin at clze Sou�l�east corner oF Sect�ion 13, 3'�wnship 29 South,
Range 15, �ast, (Northeast corner of Section 2t�, Zownship 29
Suuth, Range 15 East ) and run iVorth $g deg. Gl� �$2tt ZJest almng
the Section L3n� 1330.7�2 feet to the 1�,0 �are line for R�oint of
Beginnin;; tlienc� 3ouGh 0 deg. Q�� 50t► West, along the 1�0 acre
line 197.34. feet; thence l�orth $3 deg. �.6 �].t�:tt y�es�; 1i1.69 feot •,
thence Aorth $9 de;. a�.+ SzT� ��est 554.43 iee� to the 10 acre Iine;
thence I�orth d 3eg. 14' 85" East alono the i0 acre line 1$7.0 i'eet;
�hence North 0 deg. 29� 1�7n Eas� I330.77 ieet to L-he 1�0 acre line•
thence 5o�h`n$9 deg. 13t 5�n East b60.15 fe�t alc*�g the �.0 acre Iine;
thence Soui;h 0 deg, lb' 45� �J�st 1332.55 �'�et t� Point �f Beg9.nning
less the North 33� feet naw lying v�i�hin the City o� Clearwater
City limit�.
�ection 2. Th� City of'Glearwa�era a�ting by and through its City
Civa►,wi.s�ion intencis to annex Lhe foxegoin� lands sccardin� to �h� provisions
of �ection 171.01�, Florida Sta�utss, 1955, and to t;ha� end.,the Gity �.uditor
and Clerk is 3Zereby directed to publish this 4rdinance in thz Glearwater �un,
a netivspaper published in tha Ci�y� cxf ''1ear6aater, once a week for four (4j
consecuLi�re ,rJeeks immediately after the Fassa�;e of this Ordir�ance.
Section �� this ordinance shall become eifective �..::cnediately upon its
passa ,e,
PASSE� D�,T FTRS7' &EADII�G
PxSSED ON BECOhlD R�At�II��
� PA�SED Oh 1HIfiD hND FTI�kL
REAUINv :;iI+ID ADflPTED
At�es�:
/s/ Ei. G. V7hit�head
City Audx�or �nd Clerk
__ June 1$, l�Ei
,_ June l�. 1956
June i$, 1 56
�s� Herbert ��t. Broti�an
.�?ayor-Co�m;.s sioner
AF'I+ Ii) ��yTT
9`�A�L� OF F�.ORIDA }
COL'N`i'X OF FTN]:;�LAS }
�Sefore me, �he Undersigned authority, personally a��eared �, G. MqOxtE,
wiao upox� bein� :oy me duly sHrorn , degoses an� says:
I. i'hut he has personal knowled�e as to the occupaizcy of the ].�nd
embrac:ed in i;h� fallowzng descrived subdivisian:
l5REi2D PnFtK StTBDIVISION, accoriiirig to the msp or plat thereof as
i: ecor�.ed in pl�t bool� 39, page %1, of tha puUlic records af
�inellas CounGy, �'lcrida.
and that said subclivision, a gortion of which is iwt Y.n 1;he corporat;e limits of
the'City of +�leaz�wai;,er, Floridar and �vhich Fortion tne saici �ity of Ciearc�aEer,
Florida proposes Lo armex inzo tY� corporate 7.imi�s of the said Gity aontains
less th�;nrL'en (lOJ registered ya�ers.
2. `i`hat this affidavit is made in compliance v�iY� Section :L71.01�,
rlorida Sta�u'�ss, and •.`,.s uta�3s to induc�e tY� City of Clearwater to annex the
foregoin� portion of Dr�id Park Subdivision intn its corpor�.te liniits::
I�'urther deponent sayeth not..
�I'ih�SS my siQnature and official seal at GlearwaLer in the Conntp
of F�inellas and i;he StaGe of �lorLLda t�o:�. 1$th dap of June, A. D. �,q56,
/s/ E. G. :2oore
SW�I'tid TO A2�D SU�SCRIBED before me �nis 1�th day o£ June, A. D. 1g56,
{ /s/ Bar�1 r. 8ydnor
Notary Fublic
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