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07/02/1956 Jas. B. Clow &; Sons, Birmingham" Ala. American Cast Iron Pipe Co., Btrmingham Met-vane Cast Iron Pipe Co., Birmingham Alabama Pipe Co., Anniston" Ala. Davis Meter & Supply, Thomasville, Ga. U. S. Pipe & Foundry, Birmingham Rail 1. rr5 per ft. 1.76 1.85 1.60 1.60 1.72 $151,375.00 166,200.00 147,820.00 .",," . ,.:',' " . .~ " ,,' . ,.,.~.t' '. '<~'.'....::,", . ~ ,"'}...."..:.;..I, ".'~::'J:"I": *~ll:l ~~:~: """"';:.., . . ~ ?~~t.~~~'i .~.\' \ .. J~ { '. \ f" ' ~-' "~':')'"-'" "';..~~'\;I ~ '.. ' . I'i: 1~' c ! e ,~~~!;t:y~~;t~i:-'~f~?/~:~~L I ; , V-"i;,\\~,I,-,,;,;' ",' '.,"" . ~ . \ - 'l~(~{t{\~:~ft'; ~t~y: ~1~1. 'utA I J t...r\n\)';"~;ti..'I;.{~...., ~~ .t" I l' !,.t....J -,,,..... ~I'" I . '\, ..f ';';:ff.": ~~:~!i~t !~\ .J'e '~;I ,'. :;th ,~ 'I" l;~~. CITY COMMISSION MEETING July 2, 1956 The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at City Hall, Monday, July 2, 1956, at 1:30 P.M. with the follo\'ling members present: Herbert M. Brown W. E. Strang, Jr. J. N. Bohannon Cleveland Insco, J~. Mayor-Commdssioner Conunissioner Commissioner Conuni s s1 oner 1\bsent: Snm'ltel J. Rober'ts Commissioner Also present were: F. C. Middleton Ben ICrentzman G. T. McClamma S. Li cl<:ton City Manael.';r' Ci ty At torne. Chief of Poli ") City Engineer The Mayor called the meeting to order. Con~issioner Insco moved that the minutes or the regular meeting of June 18th and the special meeting of June 25th be approved in accordance with copies furnished each member in writing. Motion was seconded by Commissioner :Bohannon and carried unanimously. The City Manager reported that three bids had been received for constructing groins and bullcheads on the Gulf side of Clear\^later Beach from Acacia to Aurel Way. The bids were read as follows: Misener & McEvoy, St. Petersburg Beach \~. H. Armston and Company, Dunedin W. D. Owens Construction Co., Clearwater Upon the City Manager's recommendation, Commissioner Strang moved that the bids be referred to the Engineer for tabulating and report at the next meeting. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. It was repo~ted by the Manager that three bids were received to construct sanitary sewer on Gul~ to Bay Boulevard between Nimbus and Gunn Avenues. The bids were read as ~ollows: Ray Bir]{beclc, Dunedin E. H. Holcomb Co., Clearwater Stansfield Constr. Co., Tampa $1,905.60 2,089.50 2,573.10 ~fter tabulation, the City Manager recommended accepting the low bid of $1,905.60 f"rom Ray Birl{beclc, Dunedin. Conunissioner Strang moved that the contract be a\'larded according to the Manager's recommendation. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. The C1 ty Manager reported that six b:i.ds were received for two carloads of six inch cast iron pipe for the W~ter Department with an alternate o~ shipping by rail or by trucl-c. The bids were read as follvwG: Truck 1.87t per ft. 1.822' 1.92 1.68 1.68 1.78 A~ter tabulation, the City Manager reported that there were two identical low bids of' $1.60 per foot by rail and $1.68 per foot by trucl<:j since the Davis rIleter & Supply of Thomasville, Georgia, was bidding on the Alabama Pipe Company's delivery of' pipe, he thought it would be best to deal direct with the manufacturer and accept the bid from the Alabama Pipe Company of Anniston, Alabama. Commissioner Strang moved to award the contract ~or two carloads of cast iron pipe to the Alabama Pipe Company in the amount o~ $1.68 per foot by truclc deli very. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. Mr. Harold Briley" Consulting Engineer, presented a rendition of the sewer plaht to serve Clearwater Beach and proposed that the new plant be located off the Causeway on the Island Estates ~11l, that there would be an adjacent pa~(ing area and that it would be next to the proposed co~nercial development on Island Estates. He said the present capacity of the plant would be one million gallons per day and provision would be made to handle one and one-hal~ million gallons per day. Mr. Briley reported that he had asked the City Manager to advertise for bids for the ne\'1 sewage sludge digester for the Marshall Street Disposal Plant to be returned on ~ugust 13th, and recommended that this be financed by part of the $246,650.00 balance of the 1955 revenue certificate issue. ; t!~, , 'J ,,', . ~ .\[1 ; ;.,;.",,-...., rj '.". . .., .' ..... : . ,.~,' ~.i". _ '~. ... , . . .....-~". .,tij;;;;;;"\;~)':h~G;;'1~~~i~,~~;,i.iiJt;;Q;'Y0:;~~:;f~ :\ " J .' , -2- CITY CO~ll~ISsfoN ~mETING July 2, 1956 Mr. Briley presented a report to the Conm1J.GoJon \'lh:l.ch Included a sunun!lry of expenditures made or conunitted from the 1955 revenue cert:l.f:Lcate :Lsaue which showed a balance of $2l~6, 650.00 available for other projects. rrhe report nloo set forth the amounts that \'/ill be required for the completion of the enlarc;ement to the Marshall Street Plant; the Clearwater Beach sewage plant coverin~ the development of the f.1arina ways, seawalls, landscapinc;, fac:LlJtleG on the \'later's edge for boat doc1w for 45 boats; additional improvements to the \'1;"1..ter aystem; the second phase of the storm 3e\'/er conotruct:Lon; enlLu'[:;ement of certain pUl1lp:i.nc Gta tlons and .force mains. Mr. Briley estimated the total cost of these projects at $1,996,650.00 ~lich by subtracting the $246,650.00 balance in the 1955 revenue certificate fund would make 0. ne\'I issue of $1,750,000.00 necessar;y. This report if3 set out in the follo\'11no; pa[;es of these minutes ::md by reference made a part hereof. Cnnunissioner Strang moved that the report be l'ecelved and referred to the Conunisainn as a Conuni ttee of the \'/hole. r~otion \'las seconded by Conun:l ssloner Bohannon and carried unanimously. In regard to the bid of $15, 7lr( . 00 from Clenr\'/ater Construction Company for the exterlor \'/orle on the ~1un:tc:Lpal 1\udi tor:Lum, Commissioner Strung said it was the Conunittee's re:collunendat:1.on that the Conulliss:1.on ~l\'rard tho bid of $15,717.00, that the Architect rc-desi[;n the canopy on the Auditorium to save some money and i'lhen this :Ls done, that the amount saved be ~"ritten on a change order. Commissioner Strang moved that the b:i.d of $15, r(l7. 00 for the exterior remodellng of the :\udJ. torhun be a\'mrded to Clearvrater Construction Company, Clearwu. tel". Motion was seconded by Con~iGsioner Bohannon and carr:Led unanimously. The City Manaeer presented a \'lorlc order for *610.00 to cover installation of a stcdr\'1Ll.Y to the top of the Harbormaster 1 s off:i. ce at the Marina and a platform on top to make an observation post for the Ground Observer Corps. Commissioner Boh:J.nnon moved that n \'lork order be approved for *610.00 for the Ground Ob server Corps on the reconunondation of the City Manager. Motion was seconded by COl1un:l.ss:Loner Insco and carr:Led unanimously. I I r > , 1 ',.'; '/~/1.:.;'.\ " , " ~ >. -'.l~ . . ',':,:"",:'/ . ", ~., ~'. . : " ". \ ",; " :;,'1 .):~', i\ letter \'IaS read from Mr. L. B. \'lil1(es, District Manae;er of the Gulf Oil Corporation, proposing to lease the City property on the northwest corner of Cause\'1ay Boulevard and Poinsettia 1\venue (part of Lot 5, City Pa~c Subdivision) to erect a serv:Lce station. The Mayor expla1ned that the Commission is contemplating use 01' this space for a civic center location and parlcine; facilities, has turned dO\'Tn numerous requests for lease and is not disposed to change lts policy at this tj.me. By consent, the Conunission agreed to deny the request for lease. The Mayor reconunended that Mr. Earl to replace ~1r. O\'/on 1\llbritton, III, \',ho Ci ty Attorney. C0l1U11issioner Insco moved unexpired term of Owen J\llbritton, III. Bohannon and carried unanimously. ':lil SOl1 be appointed to the Zoning Board resigned after being appointed Assistant that Earl \'lilson be appointed to fill the Notion \'lUS seconded by Conuni ssioner The r'1ayor reported tho.t he had received the resignation of Mr. Reade Tilley, Ci vil Servi ce Board member, \'/hose term ,expired July 1 st. He reconunended the appointment of ~1r. James Vinson. Commissioner Insco moved that James Vinson be appointed to the Civil Service Board to serve for a period of three years, that the Commission accept Mr. Tilley's resignation ''lith regret and that he be conunended for his service to the City on the Civil Service Board for many years. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carr~d unanimously. Commissioner Strang offered a suggestion to the Civil Service Board that when the Civil Service Board Chairman has a complaint to malce about the City Conunission or the City Manager that he make it to the Commission and not to the newspapers and the Federation of Civic Clubs. He said the Commission had met with the Civil Service Board within the last ten days and not one word was mentioned about lack of cooperation at that time. Mayor Brown and Commissioner Insco concurred that any criticism should be brought ill.rect to the City Commission. Commissioner Strang moved that a Resolution be prepared and directed to the Civil Service Board to that effect. Motion was seconded by COlnmissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The City Manager sugeested that a letter be attached to the Resolution asking that the Civil Service Board take some action on setting the boundaries for residence requirements for the City employees. The Mayor recommended that the Civil Service Board be informed it '1ill be necessary to waive residence requirements on applica- tions for an Assistant Superintendent at the Disposal Plant. The City Attorney presented a Resolution authorizing that $2~940.29 be paid to Briley, Wild and 1\ssociates by the First National Bank of Clearwater as Trustee of the Construction Trust Fund. Commissioner Strang moved that the Resolution be adopted and that the proper of~icials be authorized to execute it and that the bill be paid. Motion Nas seconded by Commissioner Boh~nnon and carried unanimously. The City Manger presented a worle order for $400.00 to cover changing the pumping station at the corner of Drew and Hercules from single phase to three phase current. Commissioner Strang moved that a work order in the amount of $400.00 be approved to change the pumping station in the aforementioned place. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. .' , ~ . ,.,...--. ,0~~1~Jll ,'~ V""'''''I''''''';''''''',e,w""" ..) ~~~~~i I, ,: ,- :.~y,'" ;'....' . :...~. -" ~ ..: ,:. ,..,;:, ",,:., ''''l.....~.. ....:H~....;; , . I . ". ..".....t... -3- CITY COMMISSION MEETING July 2, 1956 The City Manaeer recommended approval of' U '.'lork order f'or $2,911.20 to cover lighting around the new boat Blips at the weot end of the Marina Basin and lighting for the new pavin~ adjacent to the Marina Basin on Coronado. Commissioner Bohannon moved on the reconullendation of' the City Manager that tho ~'1orle order of $2,911.20 be approved to complete the Marina lightinG. Mot:1,on vms oeconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. ~ work order for $1,040.00 was reconmended by the Manager to cover the cost of inBta~ling a truf'fic light at the corner of Lincoln ~venue and Cleveland Street. Conunissioner Strane moved the \'lOrle order :tn the amount of $1,040.00 be approved for a traffic li~ht at Lincoln and Cleveland. r10tion wn.s seconded by Conunissloner Bohannon and carrIed unan:l.mously. The Manager reconunended approvn.l of a \'lOrl{ order for $ 3'71.00 for five street- lights on Sunnydale Drive. Commissioner Strang moved that a worle orde~ in the amount of $371.00 be q,pproved for five streetlighto on Sunnydale Drive. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Manager recommcnded installation of 340 feet of two inch water main extension on Carolina Street west of Michigan Drive (Bay View City Sub., Block A, Lot 2) at an estimated cost of $315.00. Comndssioner Bohannon moved that the extension be approved. Mot:ton \'TaS seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. f\ RQsolution \'laS presented by the Manager requiring the Oi-mer of' the east 120 feet of the south half of' Lot 3, Bloclc 12, !vIiI ton Parle Subdivision, and the mmer of a tract 290 feet by InS feet (:'11 the southvlC at corner of GreenvlOod and Jeff'ords Street to have the lots cleared in accordance with a petition signed by neighboring property o~mers. The Manager explaincd the work could not be done by the City I S regular lot mowing equipment but w'ould need to be a contract job if the Oi'mer did not talce care of it. Conuniss10ncr Strang moved the Resolution be adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. 1\ Resolution Nas presented requiring thircy-five property owners to clean their lots or \'leeds and underbrush. Conuniss::..oner Strang moved the adoption of the Resolution. Motion was seconded by COmmlssioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. The Mayor commented that many rumors "lore circulating in the City concerning possible racial dirficulties. He stated th:lt these rumors had been checked by the Chief of Police and found to have no basis of' factj however, to set the people's minds at rest, a proposed ordinance had been prepared declaring the need for regulation of the use of Memorial Causeway and the public beaches on Clearwater Beach Island and providing delegation of authority to the Chief of Police and the City Manager to exercise discretion in regulating the use of' Memorial Causeway and the public beaches on Clear\'1ater Beach. The City i\ttorney read Ordinance 713 on its first reading. Several amendments were suggested by the Comrrdssioners which \'lere noted by the City Attorney. Comrrdssioner Bohannon moved that Ordinance 713 as amended be passed on its first reading. Notion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 713 be considered on its second reading by title only vli th tho unanimous. consent of the Commi ssiol1. Motion lras seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read the Ordinance by title only. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 713 be passed on its second readlng by ti tl e only. ~lotion \'1as seconded by Corrunissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 713 be considered on its third and final reading by unanimous consent of the Commissj.on. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The City Attorney read Ordinance 713 in full. Cornmdssioner Bohannon moved that Ordinance 713 be passed nnd adopted on its third and final reading and the proper ofi'icials be authorized to sign it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. The City Attorney reported that th.e Houston Texas Gas and Oil Company in connection \'lith the pending hearing before the Federal Power Commission had riled a motion asking that the hearing place be changed i'rom Washington, D.C., to some place in the central part o~ Florida. Arter discussion, the City Attorney was directed to suggest that the hearing be held in Clearwater if possible. COlmmssioner Insco reported that retired Fire Chiei' Treola had suggested that the Commission consider as the site of the new fire station in east Clearwater the City property located at the northwest corner of Drew Street and Weber Avenue~ 160 x 1,300 feet. Commissioner Insco recommended that a Committee be appointed to investigate the suggestion. By consent, the Engineer was directed to prepare a sJ{etch of' the property concerned, and the Clerk was directed to check the records and prepare a memo on the City IS ownershj.p of the property" . lie lit'" ..,~, ~ \ . , l'i~?,~;~~),~~~,(. ~~: , :}:.~~: .'}~.,>\~ t;f~'~' !:;;';P ':.'. f~';~}:;::~;:?#:iWF,::\ f' ,l. I ; .),. ~, ,\.:. ~,... " f: .<:,::~ >:),:.::1}:;:~J:' il>;)::~r I .'. 'd'.;f\~ , 1, . .. . i . I , ,. "",",r"" ,<",,~G !~f~);, ..".::i..:,~. , 'o' ~, ". ,.; l~">;'::;;""'::'-.""" "_:, _~. ~:,'~ :" ;.:.~""l:'- , ';' ," . .. '. ..~..:'0~':"~.!~~~.:.;........;.......:-:... ,:,,:......::;. . ..~ . ~:,. ~...::.~::.,;::;.:..."; ;:":,,-,:::j":'.~ ",~....'~ . j.. -4- CITY COMMISSION MEETING July 2, 1956 . I . Commissioner Insco reported that he had met w1th the Planning Board at its regular meeting on lust Thursday and had asleed for a delay in calling the meeting of' the Planning Board, the Parl<:s COlluni ttee, the Garden Cl,ub and other interested parties to discuss plans for development of tIle Stevenson Creek fill until such time as he was abl e to report bacl{ to the other membera of the Parl<:s Conuni t tee (Mayor Brown and CommiDsJoner Roberts) to inform them as to thc use that the Plannlng Board had reconunended for t11e Stevenson Creele i'ill. Conuniosioner Insco stated he wanted to clear up a nrlsul1derstanding on a printed report that he was bypassing the Conullis S1011 and the ci vie groups too. Thc Mayor conunented that it would be better to go :I.nto such a meetinc; \'11th a bas:l.c plan reu,dy to discuss. It \^las reported by Conuuissloner Insco that the Planning Bourd had sent the Conunission a memo in rce;ard to the pavinc; of a po.rldnc; lot on the bayfront in Coachman Parl<: asldnc; that the pav:tng be delayed unt:tl the plan "'ms adjusted to preserve the existing palms alone; the vmterfront. Mr. i\rthur Kruse, Planning Board Chairman, aaked if the palm trees cannot be saved, that a five foot strip be reserved for a plantin.g area to screen the parl{ing area. /\fter d:~,scussion, th.e Commission directed the Engineer to re-study the plan t< see if' it was possible to adjust it to leave space for a planting area and report to the Parks Conunittee. , . ':. ,I' -. Conunissioner Insco reconunended that the Conunission hire a Ric;ht of 'vlay Agent to secure right of Hay for' the extension of' Nyrtle Avenue north of' Drew Street. The Mayor recommended the appointment of Mr. Ross Norton. Commi~sioner Insco moved that r~. Ross Norton be appointed the Right of \1ay Agent ~or the City. Motion Nas seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. It \^las suggested by COl1U11i ssioner Insco that records be set up to keep a separate record on the cost of operation of each City vehicle. Conunissioner Strang moved that Commissioner Insco be appointed as a Conuni ttee to worl~ with the City Treasurer to set up cost controls for each vehicle. Motion was seconded by Conunissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. Cornmdssipller Strane; recommended the appointment of Mr. Earl S. Ward as an alternate to the General Contractors Examining Board on the request of the Chairman of the Contractors Examining Board. The Mayor agreed \'Ji th the recorrunenda- tion. Conunissioner StranG moved that X.tr>. Earl S. ~oJard be appointed as an a:l:;ernate to the General Contractors Examining Board. Motion VIas seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The City Manager pre sented a \'Torle order for $621.00 for installed ~or future lighting of' the parlcing lot in Coachman Commissioner Bohannon moved that the \'1Ork order' be approved. by Conuulsslonep Strang and carried unanimously. the conduit to be Park on the bayf'ront. Motion was seconded The City Attorney reported that he had prepared the instl"uments between the City and Aerosonics Instrument Corporation to cover the purchase of certain property fronl the City in Section 12-29-15. He gave out copies of a plat showing the property to the Conunissioners. He said the President of the Corporation ".'las in Cleart'rater, and subject to the approval of the Commission, he had dral'ln a deed ~rom the City to the Corporationj a grunt of utility easement from the Corporation bac1e to the Ci t;y for the north ten feet and the vJest ten i'eet of' the property j a promissory note executed by the Corporation to the City for the sum of $4~300.00 payable ':1i th interest at 57b amortized over a period of f'i ve ;>rears t'T1th monthly payments o~ $81.15 secured by 0. second mortgaGe on the premises, subordinate only to a. f'irst morte;ac;e in ~avor of' the Clearvrater Federal Savinga and Loan Assoc:i,atj.on in the swn of' $35~OOO.00. He reported that the suggested terms were approved by the Industrial Committee and that he I'TaS informed that the Corporation planned to erect :l $60,000.00 buildinG; on the site. Commissioner Strang requested permlssion to ref'rain from voting as the matter concerned one of his clients. Commissioner Insco moved that the appropriate deeds, note and mortgage and f'orrns submitted be accepted and that the proper officials be authorized to comple'''ce the transaction and execute the deed. 'rhe Mayor relinquished the Chair and Commissioner Bohannon assumed the Chair temporarily. Motion was seconded by Mayor-Con~issioner Bro\tn. Upon the vote beinc; taken by the acting Mayor~ Commissioners Insco, Bro\'ln and Bohannon voted II Aye II . COHUnissioneI' strang did not vote. ~10tion carried. The Mayor asswned the Chair again. In connection with preparing the rwtice for the proposed sale of forty acres north o~ the l\irport" (Lots 5-12) Pinellas Groves), the City ;\ttorney suggested asldng ~or sealed bids to be opened by the Commission. The fllayor expressed an opinion that sealed bids would eliminate competition, but if satisfactory bids were not rece:l,ved at the auction sale, the City could re-advertise on the sealed bid basi s. It was brought out that the \'lell on the property \'laS still usable but not connected to the City system. It \1aS decided that land contracts would be prepared to be filled in at the time of the auction subject to the CommisSion'S approval and authorization for conwletion. There being no rurther business to corne before the Board" the meeting \'1US adjourned at 4:00 P .N. '-// / ~yk ~ ~{of=t:~ A.ttest: :;a~~ ,\ i . I ~" . ( "', .1. ...... .:, .'" . . . . . ~;~";~~~~:~f~'~ ':'-'~:"'~'~'f~:~~i!$~~~f':~f~;:~~.t~1J:r1~~~~' ,; .,';:;: h.~',~ ,>:1.~,::' '-,. " ~-::::..;.~,:~:;.;~~ :;:..~~.;:'.f"';~:Io::~:;.~'.;;~2 L'''i~:'.'';.. _ ,,~: ., ,.~. CITY COMMISSION MEETING July 2, 1956 . . e , '. . , ,230..' Mayor Commissioner Herbert. M. Brown June 28, 1956 Commissioners: w. E. Strang, Jr. J. N. L>ohannon Cleveland Insco, Jr~ ~mmuel' J. Roberts Gentlemen: the City Commission will meet in Regular Session on Mondny Af~ernoon, July 2, 1956 in the City Hall Auditorium for the punpose of discussing the items listed on the aL~ached agenda. Meeting ~ime will be 1:30 P.M. Very ~ruly yours, /s1 F. C. Middleton Cit y I-ianager FCM: s ~closures ------------~------~-------~~---------------------~------------_.._------------~- Agenda - CiCy Commission Meecing of July 2, 1956 City Hall Auditor iwn 1:30 S.M. REGULAR 1. Invocat.i ,)n. 2. Approving minutes of t he Regular lvleeting Of June IS, 1956, and t he Special Meeting o~ June 25, 1956. J. Opening of bids for: A. Groins and Bulkheads for Beach. (~o be awarded next regular meeting, July 16ch) B. Sanitary sewers on Gulf to Bay Boulevard between Nimbus and Gunn. C. '.t:wo cars 6" mechanical joint cast iron pdlpe. 4. Awarding of ext=.erior work on r.he Audiotirurn. 5. Commission's considerat=.ion of: A. Request of Ground Obs~rvation Corps. B. Le~~er from Gulf oil Corporation. C. Appointment, of ~oning Board Member. D. Appointment, of Civil Service Hoard ~ember. E. Resolu~ion from Briley, Wild and Associates. F. Work Orders. 6. Lot Mowing Applica~ions. 7. Ucility Improvements. ~. Any other item not on the agenda will be considered with the consent of the Commissi on. Adjonrnment. -~~-------------------------------------------~---------------------------~-~--- June )0, 1956 1I1ayor and Membeus of the City Commission Ci~y of Clearwacer, Cleanwater, Florida Gentlemen: In accordance with your resolution dated June Ie, 1956, we submit herewith a summary and ~stimates of cosr. for your information and further use of your Fiscal Agent and City Attormey in the preparat~on of the resolution covering ~he validati on of revenue certificates reouired for the SJlaO"ndI phase of your utility improvement program. 'l'his program covers t.he enlargement and ITovision of complete trear.ment at the Marshall Street Sewage ~reatment Plant and the construction of a modernist.ic and well planned Sewage 'J.'reat,ment Plant to se17ve the beach area and to be located adjacent. to the Causeway on land provided by ot.hers. Also included in t.his program will be the rehabilitation and enlargement of certain pumping stations, force mains and intercepter sewers t.hrou~hout ~he beach area and mainland port&on of t he City. ''che necessary funds are also incl uded in this program to cover t.he second phase of your water improvement project and conf'orm to t he preliminary plans previously accept.ed for this u~ility. Funds are also included in this program to prOVide ~he second phase of cons~ruction covering additional storm sewers to serve additional arbas of t,he down~own section of the City, which experience excessive flooding during heavy rains and ~hich must be corrected as soon as possible and prior t.o your overall street. improvement program. rres~nted on the at,~ached enclosure is a swnmary of expenditures made or cOIllli,itt,ed from the 1955 revenue certifidate issue ~ogether with preliminary est.imat.es of projects which have been aut.horized or are comternplated for construction under the proposeJ 1956 cer~ificate issue. Predicated upon these estimates of projec~ cos~s and the~se compuvations, it is proposed that a reven8e cer~ificate issue in ~he amount of $1,750,000 be validated by your Fiscal Agent and City Al.torney. HDB:brn Very truly yours, BftI1EYt WILD& ASSOCIATES cO~SU~rING ENGINEERS /s/ Harold D. Brile y Ene. ,'.,', " ,','. '. ,', ~J~f~~li;'~i~~~!l,},>, ,.', ~."" .....""!...~",...-_",.7"':_:_:.., ..,~ ". . . p .,:, :', .' ~'.'*')..' ,. - I " ... ~ . ;. .. . '. -,:: ::,~ ,-"/.:' - ;'. :. \.",,:,: ;.: f./"" , ,,' .. .,.'~ '. " .'.': '. '~ , ." to' ... ", ", \:"~\>':;~.;5~\;~:0:r~;~r~~~~;,\:e. , .,.:,.'.~ .. :.,.': .... ,'.. :~:~,.. ~:. ....,,..,. ....~.:.,..~...: ,,:. -.. . ..' -' - e . .. . . . . .' '. '.:.. ~..:, ...;,.,~ J..,,........A..,,.:~:.;,~.;S:~.. .....,.. "..~,...-,'..., r.""";~ _." CI~Y CO~MISSION MEETING July 2, 1956 SUMMARY "",, ;:'~,~?,el e~),..~ m .:f:~'.." ,:~~. .,\" , '.' )J''''''''Y I u;:..;(>I,.: ....~.;~ :~~::'.ilJ"" Amount of 1955 Issue Expended ~o retire old, outstanding issues, bond discounts and premiums, fiscal and admin1s~ra~ive costs Available for Construction & Engineerin~ Work under Contract Water froject (Final estimated costs) Smith-Sweger Gonst. Co. A. Stanley Mundy. Co. Lock Joim~ Pipe Co. U. S. Pipe and Foundry co. Hammond Iron Works Valves, Fire Hydrants & Misc. Items Engineering and Other Costs ~rm ~ewer Project (Contract) W. D. Owens Const. Go. ~ngineering and other Costs 'J.'otal committed to date Available for o~heI' f'rojec\'s Es~imated Sosts of New Projects Marshall St. Sewage trea~ment Plant Water Improvement~ Beach Sewage treatmen~ Plant Bulkhead Wall and Marina Ways Parking Lot a nd Paving Landscaping, etc. Roadways & Sidewal~s Pumping Station & Force Main Improvements Storm Sewers Fiscal Fees, A~torneys Fees and Miscellaneous Cos~s 1'01' AL Funds available from 1955 Issue Additional Funds Required $1,500,000 ( Approx. ) 474.000 ~1,026,OOO $73,000 79,000 185,750 180,000 54,400 25 , 600 43,000 12 u., 600 14.000 779',.:350 $ ;~.246, 6SQ $755,000 490,000 494,000 35,000 9,500 5,000 2 , 500 15,000 157,500 3~;150: $1,996,650 246,650 $1,750,000 --------~---------------------------------------~----------------------------~- ~une 25, 1956 H@norable City Commissioners Clearwa~er, Florida Gentlemen~ We would like ~o submi~ for your consideration a proposal which, if acc epteg, would be referred to . :)ur mamagement. f'or af.eproval, covering t.he erecr.ion of a modern service st.at.ion on your proper~y at. Clearwater Beach. We propose to lease the Nort.h~est Corner of Causeway Blvd. and Poinsettia Ave., being approximately 115 fL. on Cause~ay Blvd. by 197 ft on Poinset.~ea Avenue, on a basis of $2CO.OOper?'mo.n,t:h, \.,rith l~ per ~allbnover 20,00 gallons of gasoline sold mont.hly, on a basis of two 10 year leases and one option f'or five years. Or if you prefer we will submit to our people a proposal ~o purchase your property f'or the sum of' ~J7,500.000. You, of course, apprecia~e that should you lease t.he propert.y to us the buildings thereon will revert t.o you as o~ner at the expiration of the lease terms. Your kind consideration will be appreciated. LB\1: eo Yours I tnuly, GULF OIL CORPORAtION /s/ L. B. Wilkes District Manager --------------~--~--~-----------------------~---------------~-------------~---- RE,20bY!.lION WHEREAS, Briley, Wild and Associates were;ret.ained by the City of' Clearwater as Consulting Engineers by contract dated Novemeer lQ,1953, and WHEREAS, the said Consulting En~ineers were rer.ained for resident super- vision of' construction under letter dated Dedember.29 , 1956, which was approved by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, on February 6, 1956,and WHEREAS, said Engineers have performed services in the na~ure of consul~ation Continued . , ....'(:" .--.......... , ~~. ;&: :~ 'I f ,.,j." ,~~< 1,'1-\ 'l~il~i~i~~.0D ":d! .~ 1: ,. ,. H'i .......,',;,.,.i;;ilif~~d,~i~h;Z:tf\i,!~ti\t~)~iii~~~~~~i;;~:j;;::::...tt'~ ';-: \; ", , ,',' .~....,:.........:....,...,,_....~- ; .~. ." ,. , : . , , '.~' .......... . J_ . ,'. '''y. ..::,;....... ~'_::' .--..;;.., ....,.. .,~:, CITY COVYu3SION MEt~ING July 2, 1956 (Conl.inued) during constructichn and in accordance wit.h the terms of said co ntract md have performed services of supervision of construction according to the ~er.ms of said let1- er, and WHEREAS, '!'here is due and payable said Enginoers from the City of Clearwat.er the sum of' $2,940.29, for the foreRoing considerElltions, according to the statem~llt of said Engin~~rs dated June 30, 1056, a copy o! which is hereto attach&d,and by reference made a par~ hereof. NOW, THEREFORE, BE 11 RE~OLVED by the Ci1-y Commis~ion of the City of Clearwater, F'lorida, in sestiion duly and reF;ularly assembled as follows: 1. ~hat the sum of ;2,94Q.29 be ~aid from the Constnuction Trust Fund by The First National Bank of Clearwater, Clearwater, Flcrida, ~rustee thereof of Construction ~rust Fund Agreement dated November 28, 1955, which Construction Trust Fund !~:'derived from proceeds of t he sale of Utility Revenue Certificates. Series of 1955. 2. rl'hat. a certif'iea' copy or this Resoluti on be delivered forthwi th to said 'fruatee, which said certified copy shall constitute the direction of the City of Clearwacer to said ~rustee to ray the fore~oing sum directly to the sai8 Engineers forthw.i~h in co~pliance~with Section J(b) and other provisions of said Construction lrust Fund Agreement. PAS~ED AND ADOPTED 'i'HI.::i 2nd day of Jul~, 1956. I r I l' ~ E.,;' < AJ..L EST: /5/ R. G. Whitehead City Auditor and Clerk /s/ Herbert M. Brown Mayor-Comndssioner --------------------------------------------------------------------------~------ Ii ~ 2 Q L U '1' 1. Q !i WHEREAS: it has been determined by the City Commission of the City of elearwater, I.: lorida, .that the property described below should be cleaned and cleared of weeds, grass and underbrush, and that after ten (10) days notice and failure of'the owner thereof to do so, the City should clean and clear such property and charge the costs thereof against the respedtive property. NOll 'l'HEREFORE BE Il' RESOLVED by the Cie y Commis::>ion of the Cit y of Clearwater, Florida, that the following described property, situate in said City, shall be cleaned and cleared of weeds, grass and underbrush within ten (10) days after notice in writfung to the oWne~. ~here~f to do so and that upon failure to comply wi~h said no~ice, the City sl~ll perform such cleaning and clearing and charge the costs thereof against the respective properties in accordance with Section 128 of che Charter of the City of Clearwater, as amended. OWNE&: John U. Bird, 300 N. Linco1n Clearwater, Florida PROPE;R'J:Y: Block 21, E 120' of S~ Lot 3 Milton Park .:,ub. Nell S. Harrison, 46 N. Osceola Clearwater, Florida M & B H3a 11391 - tract 209' E & W 418' N & S - SW corner of Greenwood Ave. and Jefforas Sf-. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY 'lHE City Commission of t he City of Clearwater Florida, 'j,lhf.s 2nd day of July A. D. M..2E. A'J....I.ES'l.': /5/ ~. G. Whitehead eity Auditor and Clerk /5/ Herbert M. Brown Mayor-Commissioner ---------------------------------------------------~---------------------------- 1!~SIDLQIION WHEREA0: it has been determined by the City Commi0sion of the City of Clearwater, Florida, ~hat the property described below should be ~leaned og weeds, grass, and / or underbrush, and ~hat a~ter ten (10) days ~otice and failure of the owner thereof to do 50, l.he City should clean such property and charge the costs thereof against the respec~ive property. NOW '1'HEltEFOhE BE IT RE80LVED by the City Commission of che City of Clearwat,er, ,r'lorida, that the followin~ described property, sit.uate in said City, shall be clean~d of weeds, grass, and I or un~erbrush within the (10) days after notice in writ,ing to the o~ners thereof to do 50 and that upon failure to comply with said notice~ :the City shall perform such cleaning and charge the costs t.hereof against the respective proper~ie9 in accordance with Section 12$ of the Chart,er of t,he City of Clearwater, as amended. NAME DESCRIPTION cas'l' - . ....~,..., >. I\athan Natapow Hotel f.;di son Rochester, N. Y. Lot 14 Bayside Sub. #2 5.00 Steve Strogilos et,al c/o Lloys M. Phillips, at,ty Clearwater, Florida. Lot s 15 and 16 Bayside Sub. #2 10.00 ,John C. Woerpel 432 tiay Ave. Clearwater, Fla. Lot 17 Bayside .;)ub ~ #2 5.00 (Continued) e' .~..._>.-. Cont.inued COST - ~~~~1~;;~:;i:~~i4tj;;ii;%i;';i~;;i[~1~~tLiD2;l;b~?~~t:;;,ilij;;,~;,;i\~,s;~_j~~;;;J~~'::~:"~:"::Y~~~";'7r~~~~' CITY C01~1IS5ION.MEg~I~G July i!, 1956 (ContinuBd) ~ L. P. Hovey etal 901 Cle~.land St. C Ie arw a 1:. er, !tla . Herbert H. ~uhr 192 Vanderbilt Rd. l'ianhasset, L.I., N.Y. DESCRIP'1' IDE Loti s 18 and 19 Bayside dub. if2 10.00 Lots 20 and 21 Bayside oiub. t/2 10.00 Leo J. Poinsal:.te c/o Colwubia Liquors Ft. Wayne, Ind. W. B. Owens e~al cjo H. lit Baskin Bo~ 690, Clearwater, Fla. Jean L. Colvin 10764 Riviera Pl.N.E. Seal"cle, Wash. James A. Finniean Rti. 2 - Uox 2 ClearwaLer, Fla. Robert. E. Lehman'l 600 Cleveland Ave. Freemont, Ohio James A. Finnigan 1733 Gulf ~o Bay Clearwat.er, Fla. Sara.fem Dervech 30 Idlewild Clearwater, Fla. Ed~ar H. Hesse 212 ~. Sal-urn C1earwat:.~r, Fla. Lewis E. tiarwood lUO N. Keystone Dr. Clearwacer, Fla. Walter S. Harwood 110 Keystone Dr. Clearwat.er, Fla. Annett-e Arecahi 437 Cencral Ave. Jersey City, N. J. Steve J. Kapetas 31 8 S. Garden Clearwat:.er, Fla. Norman E. Humbel Wooster Medical Clinic 2600 viooster Re. Rocky River 16, 6. Henny \i. Ahren s 531 W. Saratoga Ferndale, Mich. Cloyd A. Be stile 910 N. Brookfield Bou.Gh Bend, Ind. B. F. Lohaar 1925 ~merson St. \lJausaw, Wis. Gerald D. Jones N. Amherst, ,Mass. Lots 22, and ~3 Bayside oJub. '/2 10.00 Lot, 1..4 ~aysi.?e ~ub. W2 5.00 Lot.s ,;5 ar,d 'l6 Bayside ~ub. ,12 10.00 Lot 1 Bloc k A Bet.t, Lane Heights Lot, 13 Block A Betty Lane Heights 5.00 5.00 Lot 14 Block A Betity Lane Heights Lots 1, 2, 33, 3~ Brookhill Subi 5.00 20.00 Lot 8 Broe Vsi'de,. .:iub. 5.00 Lots 25 G.nd 26 Brookside oJub. 10.00 Lot 27 Brookside Sub. 5.00 Lot al Brooksise Sub. 5.00 Lots 9, 10, 11 block 10 Country Club Add. Lot 9 Druid Avres 15. (K.' 5.00 Lot 110 and S 20 f o:f Lot ill Grand View Terrace 5.00 Lot 1 Block C LaJol1a Lot 9 BJ:<ick 20 ":"larymont 5.00 5.00 Lots 10 and 11 .tllock A Navajo Park 4.00 Alcon &. 20th St. Corp. c/o J. ~weed McMullen Box 74-6 Clearwater, .1'la. M &. B #29 6083 West 5 acres of NEt of NWt of SE* of 14--29-15 19.50 Alton &. 20th St. Corp. M & B #30 6084- East 5 acres o:f NW; of NWt of Si~ of 14--29-15 19. 60 .. e , , ,.....~...,. . 0" " ~ ,. .......-: ,...~.",..- :'......'6..."-' '...~. 'I'. i1 '- ':~.~.". ;'~"'~:':I~'I,','~/'-' :"';" . .~:.,.. ....'k.H,:~. ,... ...,,,1 .~.,..... lId:l~'t . ..: . ;; '. :~~!;~0'~i\"i-'~'~~:J~8~!!e""i!'!,'~~;;~""~::'~,;S I~~<:.~:;l i, "t ..~t,:. '. )'~',Y',eC/,(l'?;'lr.r.?;';"'':i'i,,~l~le' ..:,,~,.,,~Ii?i>;.(;t.w,'i:'l~~."';'>f.; 'lit.t'!fi'!lr*~ '. '.;:,' ;:;(:*~~"\~i)~t&~~~i!ill$1~~~;}~!~~iit~fi}i~\,ff"')*;~"""'~~j~ri~i~~[!\;"""'} !.....; '-'~. . CITY COMMISSION ME:TING July 2, 1956 (cont.inued) !iM:1! HElSC RIP'j,'ION ~. Jacob Saunders 519 S. 11th. Ave. If.aywood, Ill. CheB~er ~. Lynch, Jr. California, i.1d. Lots 2 and 3 Block B, Unit C Skye rest 16.00 Donald J. Jedlick )3660 W. Lake Rd. Avon Lake, Onio 0. Edwin Wright Eithelwood Dr. Orchard Pk. R D d~, Hox C 54 Gibsonia, Pal David B. Stewart 2955 Coplin .oet.roit. 15, Mich. Jake J. Kosby 204" Saturnr; Clearwater, Fla. Dolores T. .Fike 1930 Spri. ngthle ~learwater, Fla. Lot 9 Block a, Unit C Skycrest Bots 1 and 2 Block D, Unit. 1 Skycrest Lots 1 and 1 Blod:k C, Unit 2 Skycrest Lot ~ Bloc k D, Unit 5 Skye rest LoO t 1 Block A, Unit g Skye rest 5.00 Marie M. Milan 417 S. Gulfview Blvd. Ulearwat.er, Fla. Marie M. Milan 10.00 10.00 5.00 5.00 Lot 6 'ulock D, Unit 9 vkycrest Lot 6 Block a, Unit 9 Skye rest Lot 50 Block G ~unset Pt. 2nd Add. 5.00 5.00 5.00 Vito A. Tagarelli 1369 Franklin ~t. Cleanwater, Fla. Minnie S. Engle 325 ~ 3rd. Ave. S. St. Pe~ersburg, Fla. PAS0ED AND ADOPTED BY tHE City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, This 2nd day of Julv ,A. D. 12i2. Lots 3 and 4 Blrbek 3 'l'agarelli Lots 4, 5, and 13 Palm Oluff - 1st. Add. 10.00 15.00 A'.l"l'ES'l' : /5/ R. G. Whi~ehead Gity Auditor and Clerk /s/ HerbertruM. Brown Mayor-Commissioner " '!. , ' \ :.: "',,~,,'J ','; ...."':.:..~..,...._~.p,,~.,....,." I~~~ '.. ::;' ": :-~':~~~"e~~ -," -'-,--;'-~-'~~:~--'~-" - '-'~:.:---"-' ',..~m -1"~~;;";"~~,i~;'~:;;~7:...,i;-.~~:*:#~~,:: ' ,e .... ,.:. ',':i""" :."" :.,.:.::; ;;,~;,:;~i;~5.L,;.:,':L:!.2,:~;)S:U;~~,;i,;~~~~{2[JiJ.li~i~~&1ff1{ ." . '..'h ," .~.!.~' ',', ,,:" ".:_'" '. . ~, . ""n . e _ ~",~",,,,'A";~l"'~'_)~" :..:.:~.;.~..... "',,1..' .,.... ,~?<</- /1 OHDINANCE NO. 713 e,' :"~W~\~i!!tt[1 . ':'"."."..',' . j .r:~j?f":'l: '"'''''''1''' '. ,- : ':: ::::' \;i:):;'~:~:~'" ,~ ) '::\i' ,!', \:,;;"i;"'\",.e,' " ,:.,' " '~''''''; ':,.<:'.~.~:.<: '.'" ~ ~~tv J. "'~~';/~""':":>~~: " "".' ";;. AN OHDINANCE DECLARING IHE NEED FOR REGULA~ION OF ~HE USE OF ~~MORI^L CAUS~~AY AND THE PUBLIC BEACHES ON CLEARWArER BEACH ISLAND; PROVIDING DELEGA'.a:lm~ OF', AU~.a.HOri:.I'1'Y 'JoO CER'.L'AIN OFF'lCIALS HEREIN NAMED to EXERCISE DISChh'.I.'lON IN ';('lffi REGUL/d:lON '.i.'HEREOF; DECL!\I\.nm '.L'HE ImCES9I'1'Y mE SAID ORDIl\Al\CE 'J.O J>RESLHVE 'LlIE HEAL'J.'H, PE;..CE, SAF'I';',L'Y, AND ',tJELFAHE. PROVIDING F'Oii '.i.:HE Rb;PEAL OF Oh:l)lt\A~GES OR PAR'L'S OF OHDINANCES IN CONFLIc'.i: HEkE- 'toI'j,'H 10 LHE E~tLEN'J.' OF 'l'H~LR aON1;'LIC'.L'; PHOVlillNG FOH '.L'HE SEI'AHAbILI'l'Y Of' tHE FHCNlSIONS HEREOF; f'ROV1DllK~ PENAL'l'IES I"OR VIOLA'l'ION HSREOli'; AND PltOV IDIl\G FOIt 'J.'HE BFFEC'J:IVE DA'l'E OF 'UllS GRDIN;'> NCI~. "H~EAS, the Ci~y or ~lear~ater, Florida, has within its boundaries certain publiC beaches on GlearwBter Beach. }.i'lorida, to which t.he onl)' Sl:CeS8 by land t,ransport,a\,!on is over and across a thoroughfare known I1S Nemor1al Causeway and Causeway ~oulevard, which ex\,ends from the wat.ers or the Gulf ot Mexico on the ~eBt t.o i~s juncture with ClevelRnd Street on the East, and ViHER6AS, as a part of said causeway, there is a drawbridge designed tor t.he use of boal.s wi5hin.:~ \;0 pass from one side of said causeway t.o t. he other, and the use or which for that. purrose prevents t.he we of said causeway by t.raff i c ther eon, an d \'hiEft~,\S, t.he increased populat.ion of the City of ClearwlJt.t3r and the increasing use of said causeway has creat,ed severe traffic problelLls which re- quire regulat.ion in order to protec~ the safety and welfare of the persons using the same, and .~HEhj:;i'.S, said pu.blic beaches requtire police supervision, life guard prot.ect.ion, and other services of t:.he eit.yof Clearwat:.er in order that t.he health of t.he persons using the snme w:.:.y by guarded and prot.ecl..ed. and t.he problems in connection t.herewit.h, especially on holidays and during week-ends are difficult; and in order t.hat ehe health, safe~YJ and general welfare of t.he ci~lzens of t.he Cit.y of Clearwater and of the publiC generally may be protect.ed, it is necessary that. the use of said cause\'wy and said public beaches be reasonably regulated. ' .. . . ',~ '/':(Y::?"':':,: . NO\'j, 'Li1~hEF'JRl;;, B~ Ii OliiJitlhEil bY THE CI'J. Y COK:IS310N OF .Li18 Cl'!'Y OF CL}i;J\1i~'J!\'.L'::;R, l"10hID,'\, in session duly and regularly assembled as follows: Section 1. It. 1s hereby declared by t.he Git.y Commission of \',l!e Cityof' Clearwat.er by reason of the facts hereinabove set out t.hat reasonable regulations affecting t.he use of ~emorial Causew~y wit.hin said City and the public beaches of Clearwater Beach are necessary; and it. is hereby declsred ~he in~ention of the Commission t.hroueh t,he police powers of l.he City to preserve by this ordinance the public peaoe, heal~h, welfare, and safety of its ci~izens and the pulbic generally. Section 2. 'J.he Chief of l'olice of the City of Clearwater, Fl~xida, personally and t.hrc)ugl1 his duly au~horized officers and assist-ants is her'eby empowered to co nt.r01 ~he t..ilCi3 <lnd manner in which vehicular or pedestrian traffic crosses Memorial Causeway in s~id City. In so doing. he shallgive due regard ~o ~heOODditions of Cra~fic t.hen existing, the number of vehicles in a given procession moving as a unit., and t.he ooo~rol Lhereof reuqired to insure t.he ::3ufety and protect.ion of the public. In the descretion of t.he Chief of Folice and his duly aut.horized officers !lnd ar;ents, persons using or wishir,~ ~o .use said CaUSe\1ay ror the purJ:.ose of access to Hnd from Clearvwat.er Beach Islard or for any other purpose may be required \:'0 me the same At such reaspnable hours. and under ,such reasonable conditions as such officer or officers may designate for the purposE: of corupl:Ting \dt.h the intention of this ordlinance. Sect.ion j. !he City Manager of the City of Clearwater. Florida, is empowered in the exercise of his discret.ion LO regulate t.he time, plac~, ?nd manner in which t.he public beaches of the Cit.yof Clear\uit.er. Florida, or oiny portion ehereof" to be used ard enjoyed by the publ ic t Ir~ so doing. he is to give due regard too t.he safE;t.y facilities available thereat, the number of persons whoe can be s~fely pro~ected and safe gnarded at ~he particular location, and t.he healt.h and vj~lfm'e of t.he public using arid 't'lishing to use ~Did facilities. '.i.'he direct.ions of the Cit.y ~lanager given pursuant co the aut.hority herein contained are hereby declared to have the effe~t. of la"'1 and shall be enforCED by t.he police officers of the City of Clear,,1,::.tcr, S~ct.ion 4. It'shall be unl~wful for any person to disobey or fail t.o comply wi~h any order of direction given for the purpose of en60rcin~ the provisions of "his ord.ir.8.nce by the prorer offici~l herein design?ted or his duly aut.horized reprcsentat-ives. Sect.ion 5. ';L'here 1s her'cby declared an emergency requiring t.he prompt prot.ect.ion t.o the public efLorded by this ordinance, and t.his ordinance is declared t.o be a i:.leasure ellact.ed to meet said emergency. Secvion 6. Should any section, paragra~h, sentence, phrase. clause or pth6r pa,rt or Frovision of this ordinance be declard by any Court. to be invalid ~he same shall not affect the validity of the ordir.ance as a whole, or any part t.hereof. ot. her than tone part declared to be invalid. Section 7. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith or inconsist.en1# 'With the provisions of this ordinance are ooreby rep~aled t.o t.he (Cont.1nued) ~- -~. ~~---........, . :;~[ :~; fW:1::i,"" ./ ,)... . 'J' ,. ,'\"./.. ~"~ .,t l'~:'" ~: r'~il{f~~I.;J~' \, ;' .- ;'.'.. I Ie. . ," 'l , .... . .....~" ',," ~~iI~;~!~Z:~[~4~ ; e ORDI~ANCE WO. 713 ex~en~ or ~heir conflic~. Sect-ion 8. Any person violating anyprov1sion ot t.h1s ordinance upon. conviction thereof shall be subject to a tine no~ ~o exceed One Hundred Do11ars ($100.00) or irnprisonluent for a period not tie exceed t.hirt.y (30) days. or botb. in t,he diecret,ion of the Judge or the Municipal Court. . '. . ..,'11 ::., '.'.1 . e e,e . , ~: . '''j .' f ' ..' ~ ~ " . oct ~). ;\,; ;',', Sect,ion9. passage. ~hi8 ordinance shall become ef~ec~1ve i~dia~ely upon its , PASSED ON F LRS~' READ1NO ' ~ASSED ON S&COND READl~G PASSED ON ~KIRO )U~D Fl~i\L READING A~D ADOP'i'ED ~~~ tUi~= A'l"l'EST: /s/ R. G. Wh1~enead City Auditor and Clerk /s/ llerbert. M. Brown l/Iayor - Co_iss1ener 'e .".. . 0 ',�' �__ �� CITY COMMISSION MEETING July 2, 195h The City Commi.ssion of' the C:Lty o£ Clearwater met in regular session at City Hal1, Monday, July 2, 1g56, at 1:30 P.M. with the folloUring members presEnt: Herbert M. E�o7rm Mayor-Commzssioner W. E. Strang, Jr. Commissioner J. N. Bohannon Commissioner Cleveland Insco, Jr, Commissioner Ab�eni;: Samuel J. Roberts Commissioner A1so present were: F. C, Middleton City Marager Ben Krentzman City Attorney G. T. McClamma Chief of Police S. Lickton City Engineer The P4a.yor called the meeting to order. Commissioner Insco moved that the minutes of �the regular meetin� of June 18th and the special meetin� of June 25th be approved in accordance wa.th copies furnished each member ir_vrriting. Motion was seeonded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously, The City Manager reported �hat three bids had been receiveci for constructing groins and bulkheads on �he Gulf side of Clearzaater Beach from Acacia to Aurel Way. The bids were rea.d as folloVrs: Misener & McEvoy, St. Petersburg Beach $151,375.00 T�V. H. Armston and Company, Dunedin 166,200.00 W. D. Otivens Construction Co., Clearwater 147,820.OQ Upon the City Manager's recommendation, Commissioner S�rang moved that the bids be referred to the Engineer for tabulating and report at the next meeting. MoLion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously, It was reported by the Manager that three bids were received to construct sanitary sewer on Gu.lf to Bay Boulevard between Nimbus and Gunn Avenves. The bids were r�ad as follows: Ray Birkbeck, Dunedin �1,905.60 E. H, Holcomb Co., Clearwater 2,pg9,5p Stansfield Constr. Co., Tampa 2�573.10 After tabulation, the City Manager recommended accepting the low bid of $1,905.60 from Ra.y Birkbeck, Dunedin. Commissioner Strang moved that the con�ract be at�aarded accordin� to the Manager's recommendation. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unan3mously. The City Manager reported that six bi�.s avere received for tivo carloads of six inch cas� iron pipe for the GJater Departmenv with an alternate of shipping by rail or by truck, The bids tvere read as folluws: Jas. B. Clow � Sons, Birmingham, Ala. 1.751per f+, 1.87� p r ft. American Cast Iron Pipe Co., Birmingham 1.76 1.82z Mct�lane Cast Iron Pipe Cc., Birmingham l,$5 1.92 i�labama Pipe Co., Anniston, Ala. 1.60 1.68 Davis Meter 8c Supply, Thomasville, Ga. 1..60 1.6f3 U. S. Pipe & Foundry, Birmingham 1.72 1.78 After tabulation, the City Manager reported that there v�ere tr,vo identical low bids of $1.60 per foot by rail aizd $1.68 per foot by truck; s�nce the Davis Meter & Supply of Thomasville, Geor�ia, was Uidding on the Alabama Pipe Company�s delivery af pipe, he thought it would be best to deal direct with the manufacturer and accept the bid from the Alabama Pipe Company of Anniston, Alabama. Commissioner Strang moved to a�vard the contract for two carloads of cast iron pipe ta the Alabama Pipe Company in tne amount of �1.68 per foot by truclt delivery. Motion was secnnded by Commissioner Bohannon and e�.rried unanimously. Mr. Harold Briley, Consulting En�ineer, presented a rendition of the sewer plal1t to serve C1ear�vater Beach and proposed that the new plant be located off the Causeway on the Island Estates fi11, that there would be an adjacent parlcing area and that it would be next to the proposed commercial development on 2sland Estatzs. He said the present cagacity of the plant would be one million gallons per day and provision would be made t� handle one and oz�e-half million gallons per day. Mr. Briley repoited that he h�.d asked the Ci{;y rlana�er to advertise for bi3s for the nev�T sewage sludge digester for the Marshal'1 Street Disposal Plant to Ue returned on Au�ust ljth, and r�commended that this be financed by part of the �p2�FG,650.00 balance o� the 1955 revenue certificate issue. � �� -2- CITX CONI�ZISSIQN MEETING July 2, 1g5G Mr. Briley presented a report Lo the CommS.ssion i;rh3ch included a summary of ex�enditures made or aommitted from the 1955 rev��ue certlfi`a.c�.te issu� ivhlch showed a balance of $2�6,650,00 available fqr �ther projects. The i�epoit also set fbrtlz the amounts that will be rEquired fos the completioi� of the enlargement �Go tl�e Marshall Street Plant; the Clearwater Beach sewa�e plant covering the development of the Marina tvays, seataalls, landscapzng, fac:ilities on �he water�s ed�e t'or boat docics for 45 boa�s; additio:�al improvements �o the watei system; tize second pha,se oi' the starm setiver construction; enlaigement of certain pLunpin� stations and Porce mains. Mr. Briley estimated the total cost of these projects a� w1,9go,650.00 wlzich by subtractYng the �2�1�6,b50.00 balance in the 1g55 revenue cer�:ificate fund tvoiild make a. new issue of $1,7j0,000.00 necessary. T1z1s report 3.s set �ut in the follotaing pages of these minutes a.nd b,y reference made a part hereoi. C«mmi.saioner Strang moved that the report be received and referred to the Commis�inzz a;s a Committee of the tvhole. Motion taas seconded by Coinmissioner Bohannon and carrzed unanimously. Tn regard to the b3d of �15,717.00 from Cleartvater Canstruction Company for the exter.ior worl� an the Munic�pal Auditarium, Commissioner Strang said it was the Comm:i.ttee's recommendation that the Commission aivard the Uid of �15,717.Op, that the Architect re-design tlze canopy on the AuditoriLtm to save some money and when tizis is done, that the amount saved be cvritten on a change order. Comrr�i.asioner �tran� moved that the hid af �15,7i7.00 for the exterior remadeling of the :�uditorium be ajvarded to Cleartaater Construc�ion Company, Clearwater. Motion cvas seconded by Conunissioner Bohannon and carried tiinanimously. Th� Cit,y Manaoer presented a t,rork order for �610.00 to cover installation of a stairtivay to the top of the Harbormaster's office at the Marina and a p�.atform on top to ma�le an observation post frr the Ground Observer Corps. Commissioner Bohannon moved that a tvork order be approved for $610.00 for the Ground Observer Corps on the reco±nmendation of the Cit;� Manager, Motion was seconded by Conunissioner Insco and carried unanimously. A letter zvas read �'rom Mr, L. B. ti�dilkes, District Manager of' the Guli' Oil Corporation, proposing to lease the City property on the northtvest corner of Causeway Boulevard and Poinsettia Avenue (part oi' Lot 5, City Park Subdivision) to erect a service station. The Mayor explair_ed that the Commission is contemplating use of this space for a civic center location and parking facilities, has turned doum numerous requests for lease and is not disposed to clzange its policy at this time. By consent, the Com.�ru,ssion aoreed to deny the request for lease. The Mayor recommended that NLr, Earl to �eplace Mr. Owen Allbritton, III, ur'no City Attorney, Commissioner Insco moved unexnired term of' Otiven 911britton, III. Bohanron and carried unanimously. '�Tilson be appointed �o the 2oning Board resigned after being appointed Assistant that Earl Glilson be appointed to fill the Motion tvas seconded uy Conunissioner The Mayor reported that he had received �he resignation of NLr. Reade Tilley, Civil Service Board member, tivhose term.expired Jul,y lst. He recommended the appointment of Mr. James Vinson. Commissioner Insco moved that James Vinson be appointed to the Civil Service Board to serve for a period of three years, that the Commission accept Mr. Tilley�s resignation with regret and that he be commended for his service to the City on the Civi1 Service Board for many years. Motion tivas seconded by Commissioner Strang and carr.�d unanimously. Commissioner Straizg offered a suggestion to the Civil Service Board that when the Civil Service Board Qhairma.n has a comp7.aint to make about the City Commission or the CiLy Manager that he make it to the Cc�nmtssion and not to the newspapers and the F�deration �f Givic Clubs. He said the Commission had met with the Civil Service Board wib��in the last ten days and not one word was mentioned about lack of cooperatiora at ��hat time. Mayor �rov,m and C�minissioner Irlsco concurred that any criticism should be brought direct to the City Commission. Gommissioner Strang moved that a Resolution be prepared ancl directed to the Ci�ril S�rvice Board to that eff'ect. Motion �vas seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The City Manager sug�ested that a letter be attachec� to the Resclution asking that the. Civil Service 3oard take some action on setting the boundaries for residence requirements for the City employees. The Mayor recommended t11at the Ci�ril Service Board be informed.it ivill be necessary to vraive residence requirements on applica- tions for an Ass�stant Svperintendent at tize Disposal Plant. The City Attorne�r presented a Resolution authorizing that $2,g4o.29 be paid to Sriley, Wild and Associates by the First National Bank of Clea.rwater as Trustee of the Construction Trust Fund, Commissioner Strang moved that the Resolution be adopted and that the proper officials be authorized to execute it and that the bill be paid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. The City Manger presented a worl� order for $400,D0 to c�ver changing the pumping station at �he corner of D-rew and Iiercules from sinole phase to three phase current. Commissioner Si;ran� moved that a work order in ihe amoizni of $400,00 be approved to change the pumping station in th� aforementionPd place. Moti�n was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. -3- CITY COMA�SSION MEETTNG July 2, 1956 The City Ma,nager recommended approval of a U�ork order for �2,9JI.20 to cover lighting arounci the neW baat slips at the west end of the Marina Basin and lightin� for �he new paving ad,jacent to the Marina. Basin on Coronado. Commissioner Bohannon moved on the recommendation of the City Marager that the work or+'•.er of �2,g11.2Q be approved to complete the Marina lighting. A'fotion vlas seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. A t�rc�rk order ior $1, 040.00 t��as recommended b� -Ehe Manager to cover the cost of insta7.ling a traffic light at the corner of Lincoln Avenue and Cleveland Street. Commissioner Strang moved tlie work order in the amount o,f $1,040.00 be a�proved for a traffic light at Lincoln and Gleveland. Moti�n was seconded by Commissi.oner Bohannot� and carried unanimously. The Mana�er recommended approva7, of a worY orcler for �371.00 i'or five street- lights on Sunnydale Drive. Commissioner Strang moved that a vrork orde•r in the amoun{� of �371,00 be a„pproved for five streetliohts on Sunnydale Drive. Motion Uras seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimo,�sly. The Mana�ex� recommended install,ation of 340 feet of tvro inch water main extension on Carolina Street vlest ai Nlichigan Drive {Bay View City Sub., Block A, Lot 2) at an estimated cost of �315.00, Comrriissioner Bohannon moved that the extension b� �.pproved. Mot�on was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unarzirnou sly . � Resolution was presented by the Manager requiring the o��mer of the ea�t 120 feet of' the south half of Lot 3, Block 12, Milton Park Subdivisi�n, and the otivner of a tract 2g0 feet by 418 feet c�n the southvrest corner of Greennrood and Jeffords Street to have the lo�s cleared in accordance t�rith a peti�ion signed by �ieighboring property owners. The Manager• explained the work could not be dane by the City�s regu�.ar lot mov�ing equipiner_t but would need to be a cortract job if the oNmer did not take care of it. Commission.er Strang moved the Resolution be adopted and the proper officials be aizthorized t� execute it, Motion ,�ras seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unaninously. A Resolution �aas presen�ed requiring th3rtiy-five property ovm ers to clean their lots �f ��reeds and underbrush. Commiilsioner Strang moved the adoption of the Resolution. Motian was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimoasly. The Mayor commented that many rumors were circula.�ing in the City concerning possible racial difficulties. He stated that these r.umors had been cheeke� by the Chief of Po3ice and found to have no basis of fact; however, to set the people�s minds at rest, a proposed ordinance had been prepared declarin� tihe need f'or regulation of the use of Memorial Causeway and the public beaches �n Clearwater Beach Island and providing delegation of authority �o the Chief of Police and the City Manager to exercise discretion in regulating the use of Memorial Causeway and the public beaches on Cle.arwater Beach. The City Attorney read Ordinance 713 on its first reading. Several amendments tvere suggesLed by the Commissioners ivhicn were noted by the City Attorney. Commissioner Bohannon moved that Ordinance 713 as amended be passed on its first reading. Mo�ion :vas seconded b�- Commissioner Strang and carried.unanimously. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinance 71.3 be considered on its second reading by title only vrith the unanimous.consent of the Commission. Motion tvas seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried uiianimously. The City Attorney read tlie Ordinance by title only. Corrani.ssioner Strang moved that Ordina.ilce 713 be passed on �.ts second reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commi:ssioner Bohannon and carried tmanimously. Commissioner Strang moved that Ordinar_eP 713 be considered on its tihird and #'inal reading by unanimous consent of thz Commission. A4otioiz was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously, The City Attorney read Ordinance 713 in full. Commissioner Boh�.nnon moved that Ordinance 713 be passed and adopted on its third and fi�al readir�g ar_d the proper officials be authorized �o sign it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. The City 1lttorney reported that the Houston Texas Gas and Oil Company in connection with the pending hearin� before the Fedexa7. Poti�rer Commission had i:lec� a motion asking that the hearing place be changed from Washington, D.C., to some place in the central part of Florida. After discussion, the Ci�y Attorney was directed to sug�est that the hearing be held in Ciear�vater if possible. Comm3.ssioner Insca reported that re�ired Fire Chief Treola had suggested that t�e Comm.ission consider as the site of the new fire station in east Clearwater the City property Iocated at the n�rthwest corner of Drew Street and �Teber Avenue, 160 x 1,300 feet. Commissi�ner Insco recommended that a Committee be appoin�ed to investi�ate the suggestion. By consent, the Engineer was directed to prepare a sketch af the property concerned, and the Clerk was directed to check the records �.nd prepare a memo on the City�s �wnership of the property.. 234 ; � -4- CITY COMMISSION ME��'ING July 2, 1956 Commissioner Insco reported that he had met with the Planning Board at its regular meeting on last Thursday and had asked for a delay :Ln calling the meetin� of the Planning Board, the Parks Committee, the Garden Club and otlzer interesi;ed parties to discuss plans :for development of the Stevenson Creek fi11 until such time as he was able to repor� baclt to the other members of the Paiks Comm3.ttee (Mayor Brown and Commissioner Roberts) to �nf'orm them as to �he use that the Planning Board had recommended for tize S{�evenson Creelc fill. Commissioner Inaco stated he jvanted to clear up a misunderstand'ing on a�rinted report that he was bypassing the Commissioil and the civic groups too. The A�Iayor coznmented thai; it would be b�tter to �o into such a meeting �vith a basic plan ready to discuss. It taas reported by Commissioner Insco that tlze Planning Board had seni: the Commission a;nemo in regard to zhe paving of a parking lot on the bayfront in Coachman Park asking that tYie paving be delaved until the plan w«s adjusted to preserve thP existing palms along the wa�erfront. Mr. ?1rtlzLir I£ruse, Planning Board Chairman, asked if the palm trees cannot be saved, that a five foot strip be reserved for a plar�ting area tc screen the parkir� area, After d:i.scuss:Lon, the Commi.ssion directed the Engineer to re-study the plan tc see if :I.t was possible to adjust it ta l.eave space for a planting area and report to the Far�{s Committee. Commissioner Insco recommended that the Commission hire a Right of Way Agent to secure right of way far the ehtension of Myrtle Avenue north of Drew Street. The Mayor reco_mmended the appoin�ment of Ms�. l�oss Nortoil. Commissioner Insco moved that Mr, Ross IJorton be appointed the Right of LVay Agent for the City. Mation rzas seconded by qommissioner Strang and carried unanimously, It jvas suggested by Cor+missicir_er Insco that records be set up to Iceep a separate record on the cost of opeiation of each City vehiele. Commissioner Strang moved that Conunissi�ner Insco be appointed as a Commitbee to work �vith the City Treasurer to set up cost controls for each vehicle. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and cars�ied unanimously. Commissioiier Strang recommended the appointment �f Mr. Earl S. Ward as an alternate to the General Contractors Examining Board on the request of the Chairman o£ the Contractors Examinii�g Board. The Mayor agreed Vrith the recommenda- tion. Commissioner Strang moved that Mr, Earl S. Ward be appointed as an a.��er�ate to the General Contractors Examining Board. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The City Manager presented a i��ork order for �621.OU for the conduit to be installed ior future lighting of the parking lot in Coachman Park on the bayfront. Comrnissioner Bohannon moved that the work order be approved. Motion tvas seconded by Commissioner Strang ancA carried uriu.n.imously. The City Attorney reported tha� he had prepared the ii�struments betUreen tY�e City and Aerosonics Instrument Corporation to covei the purcnase of certain property from the City in Section 12-29-15. He gave out copies of a plat showing the property to the Gommissioners. He said the President of the Corporation �vas in C1earNra�er, and subject to the approval of the Commission, he had drawn a deed from the City to �he Corporation; a grant of utility easement from the Cor�oration back to the CitSr for the north ten feet and the west ten feet of the property; a promissory note executed b3T the Corporation to the City for the sLim of �4,3�0.00 payable with interest at 5o amortized over a periad of five years with monthly payments of �81.15 secured Uf a second mort�age or� the premises, subordinate only to a first mortgage in favor of the Clearwater FedEral Savings and Loan Aasociation in the sLun of $35,000.00. He reported that the suggested terms were approved b the Industrial Commi.ttee and that he vaas informed that the Corporation planned to erect a�y60,000.00 building on the site. Commissioner St�ang requested perm:ission to refrain from voting as the matter concerned one of his clients. Commissioner Insco movecl that the appropriate deeds, noi;e and inortgage and forms submitted be accspted and that the proper officials be authorized to complete the transaction and execute the deed. Tne Ntayor relinquished the Chair and Commission�r• B�ha-ru�on assuined the Chair temporarily. Notion was seconded by Mayor-Commissioizer Brown. Upon the vate be�ng t�.ken by the acting Mayor, Commissioners Insco, Brown and Bohannon voted "A3e°. Commissioner Strang did not vote. Motion carried. The Mayor assumed the Chair a�ain. In connection vtith preparin� the notice for the proposed sale of fort� acres north af the t�irport, (Zots 5-12, Pir�ellas Grovee), the City _?ttorney suggest�d asking for sealed bids to be opeiied by the Commi.ssian. The Mayor expre�ssed an opinion that sealed bids Vrould eliminate cornpetition, but if satisfactar�T bids vlere not received at the auction sa1e, the City could re-advertise on tha aealed bid basis, It vaas brought out that the we11 on the property Uras still u.sable but not connectec� to the City system. It was decided that land contracts would be prepared to be filled in at the time of the auction �ubject to the Commissian�s approval and authorization for completion. There being na furtner business to come before the Board, the meeting ti�ras adjourned at 4:00 P.M. l�tt e st : � s z y itor and�Clerk — r" Ma or- o s�io � �� CITY COMM2SSION NLE1'ING July 2� 1956 Mayor Conunissioner Herbert M. Brown Commissioners: Gentlemen: W. E. Strang, Jr. J. N. Dohannon �levelarad Insco, Jr. �auiue� J: Roberts June 2$, 1956 'Phe City Commi.ssi�n wi11 meet in Regular Se�sion on Monday AfLernoon, July 2, �956 in the C'Lty �tiall Auditorium for the p�zpose of discussing the it ems listed on t he aLtached agenda. Meeting time will be 1:30 P.M. Very tz•uly yours, /s� F. C. Middleton Cit y P�`iana�sr FCM:s �%nclosi:re s Agenda - Cit y Commission Nieeting of July 2, 1y56 Cit y Hall tiuditor ium 1:30 �>M. R�GULAR l. Invocation. 2. Approving minutes of t he Regular i�ieeting Of June 1�3, 1956, and the Special I�ie�ting of June 25, 1956. 3. Opening of bids for: A. Groins and Bulkheads for Beach. (To be awarded next regular u�eeting, July 16th) B. Sanitary sewers on Gulf to Bay Boulevard between Nirabus and Gunn. C. '1'wo cars 6T' mechanical joint cast iron p�pe. !�. Awarding of exterior work on zhe Audiotirum. 5. Cornmission' S cons ideratiion of : A. Request of' Ground Observation Corps. B. Letter from Gulf oil Corporation. C. Appointment of �oning Board Niember. D. tigpointmenL of Civil 6er�iae E3oar1 iwlember. E, Resolution from Briley, Vdild and Associates. Fo Work Orders. 6. Lot T�i�wino Applicaiions. 7. Utility Improvements. $. Any i�Lher item not on the agenda will be considered with the consent of the Commissi on. �djonrnment. NTayor and vembess of ti he City Cowmission �ity of Clea�water, Glea�wat�r, Florida Gentlemen: June 30, �956 In accordance with your resolution dated June 1$, 1956, we submit herewith a summary and estimates of cost for your information and furtl:pr use of yo� Fiscal Agent and Cit y At�orney in the preparatmon of the rosolu�ion coverin� Lhe validation of revenue certificates reouired forthe s�a�nd� phase of y�ur utility improvement program. ThiS program covers Lhe enlargement and F:rovision of complete treaLment at the P4arshall S�reet Sewage `1'reatment Plant and �he construction of a modernistic and well planned Sewa�e 'i'reatment Plant to sev�re the beach area and to be located adjacent to the Causeway on land provided by oLhers. Also incl uded in this program will be the rehabilita�son and anlargement of cer#�ain pumpin� stations, force mains and intercepter sewers throu�hout the beach area and mainland por�sbn of t he City. The necessary funda are also inclu3ed in this program to cover the second phase of your water improvement projecL and conform to t he preliminary plans previously accepted for t his utility. Funds are also inc� uded in this program to provide zhe second phase of construcnion covering additional storm sewers to serve additional areas of L he downto�an section of t he Ci�3r, which experi�nce excessive flo�ding during heav3� rains and which must be corrected as soon as possible and prior to your overall street improvementi prc�oram. ires�nt-ed on the aztached enclosure is a su�-nmary of expenditures made or coTru�,itted from the 1955 revenue certifidate issue togeLher with preliminary estimates of projects which have been auihorized or are coAntemplated for constxuction under the proposeu 195b cerCificate issue. Predicated upon these estima�es of project costs and the„se computatians, it is proposed Lhat a revenae cerLificate issue in the amount of �1,�50,QG0 be validated by your Fiscal Agent and City ALtorney. HDB:bm Enc. Very truly yours, Hk3L�i��. VVILD& ASSOCIATES COTtSUL'1'ING EnGINEERS /s/ Harold D. Briley �- (" CTtY� CO't��iISSlO�J h1Exu'TING Ju1Y 2, 195 b SUI��ARY Amount �i 1955 IssuE Expended Lo retire old, outstanding issues, bond discounts and premiums, fiscal and administrative costs (�]pprox., pvailable fcr Construction & Engirieering Zv'ork under Con�ract Wa�er Fra.iect (Final esta.mated costs) Smii.h-Sweger Const. Co. A. Stanley i��tundy. Co. Lock Joimt Pipe Co. U. S. Pipe and Foundry co. Hammond Iron Works Valves, Fire Hydrants & I�fisc. Items Er�ine�ring and Other Costs Storm Sewer Pro:iect (Gor�tract ) W, D. Owens Const. Co. �ngineEring and other Costs 'lotal conunitted Lo date Available for oLller Projects Estimated 6osts of New Nroiects Marshall St. Sewage 1'reatment Plant W�ter Improvements Beach Sewage Treatment Plant Bulkhead Wall and Marzna Ways Yarkino Lot a nd Favirig Landscaping, etc. Roadways & Sidewall�s Pumping Station & Force NIain Improvemeni:s 5torn S�wers Fisca� Feese A�torneys Fees and Miscellaneous Costis TO'i' AL �73�000 79,000 1�5,750 1$O,Q00 54,400 z5,600 43,000 lz 4, 600 1.4,i0�� pl, 500, 000 474.000 �pl, 026, 000 77�.�350 � �;-246, 659 �755,000 49�,000 L�94,000 35,000 9,Soo 5, 000 2,5U0 15,000 157,500 �3:150: �1,996,�50 �'unds available from 1q55 Issue 246,650 Additional Funds Required $�1,750,000 -----------------June 25, 1956----------- H�norable City Co�nissioners Clearwater, Florida Gentlement We would like Lo submit £or your consideratio n a propasal which, if acaepte�i, would be referred to �ur mamagement for a�proval, coverir.g the erBction of a modern service st�.tion on yaur properLy at Clearwater Beach. We propose to lease the Northwest Gorner of Causeway Blvd, and Poinsettia Ave., being apr�roximately 115 fL. on Causeway B1vd. by 19% ft on PoinseLtea Avenue, on a basis of �2C0.04p�r:•ma:n�:h, tivith 1¢ per ;allbn over 20,00 gallons of �asoline sold monthly, an a basis of Urta 10 year leases and one opzion for f ive years. Or if you p�,efer we �rill submii to our people a proposal to purchase your property for the sum of �37, 500.000. You, of course, apprecia�e that should you lease the property to us the buildings thereon will revert �o you as owner at the expiration of t he le ase terms. Your kind consideratio.i will be app.reciated. LBtiv': eo R E S 0 L� T I 0 N Yours,truly, �U� OIL CORPORA'rION s L. B. Willces District Manager WHEREAS, Briley, I,iiild and Associates weze;retair.ed by the City of Clearwater as Consulting Engineers by con�ract dated Novem�er �Q,1953, and '�1HEREAS, the said Consulting En;ineers v�ere retained for resident super- vision of co�struc�:ion under letter daied Dedember 09 , 195�, which was approved by the City Cor�¢nis$ion of the City of Clearwater, Florida, on February 6, ig>6,and WHEREAS, said Engineers have performed service� in the na�.ure of consul�ation Corn.inued �� % CITY COT�:MISSIOh T�fEETII�G Ju].y 2, 1956 (Continued) 23$ durin� constructian and in accordance with the terms of said con�ractand have performed services of supervision of construction according to the �erms qf said letter, and WHER�t1S, `l'here �.s due and pa:yable said Engineers from the City of Clearwater the sum of �z,g40.2�, for �he foregoing consider�tions, according to the statem�nt of said Enginra�rs dated June 30, 1956, a copy o�i which is hereto a�tach�d and by reference made a parL hereof. AiOW, 'PHEREFORE, BE I'i' ftESOLVED by the Gity Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, in session duly and regularly assembled a s follows: 1. That the sum of �2,9�0.29 ve Faid from the Const�zuction lrust Fund by `Phe First National Bank oi Clearwater, Clearwater, F`lorida, TrusLee thereof of Construction `Prust Fund Agreement dated November 2$, 1955, which Construction Trust k'und �.,srderived from proceeds of the sale of Utility Revenue Certificatesy Series �f 1955 . 2, That a certified� copy of. this Resoluti on be delivered forthwith to said `1'rudtee, whic h said certified copy sha11 consLitu�e tihe direction of the City of �learwater to said `1'rustee to pay the fore oing sum directl3 to the sai� Engineers fori;hwith in co�nplian�eewith 5ection 3(b� and other provisions of said Consiruction Trust Fund Agreement. PAS�ED An?D ADOPTED THIS 2nd day of Jul�, 1956. Ar�EBT: /s/ R. G. Whitehead Gity Auditor and Cler.k /s� Herbert 1'�I. Brown I�fayor-Commissioner �---��-�--��e�e..��-M.��s�- R E S 0 L U 1 I 0 N WHEREAS. , has been determined by the City Commission of the City of �learwater, °lorida, �.hat the property described belor� should be cleanEd and cleared �i weeds, grass and underbrush, and ihat aiter ten (10) days notice and failure of the owner thereof to do so, the City sh ould clean and cl �ar such property and charge the costs thereof against the respedtive property. NQh' `1'HEREFORE BE Il' RESOLVED by the Ciiy Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florid a, �hat the followin� described property, situate in said City, shall be cleaned and cleared of weeds, ,�rass and underbrush wiLhin ten (101 days after notice in writ�ng ta the owne�'� Lhereoi to do so and that upon failure to comgly wiLh said noLice, the City shall perform suca cleaning and cleari n� and char�e the costs thereof against �he respective properties in accordance with Section 12$ of zhe Charter of the City of Clearwater, as amended. QWNE�: John U. Bird, 300 N. Linc.o3��i Clearwater, Florida Nell S. Harrison, 46 N. Osceola Clearwater, Florida. PROPE$`L Y: Block 21, E 120' of S� zot 3 ifilto n Park �ub . NI & H�3� 11391 - tract 2Q9T E& W 41$' N& S- SV�i corner of Greenwood Ave. and Je£fords S�. PASSED AND ADOP'i'ED BY `PHE CiLji Co:nmission of t he Gity of Clearwater �lorida, ihL� 2nd day of July A,D� 3,956 �s� Herbert TuI. Brown AY`i ES 1' : �'tayor-C ommi ss ioner �s� k. G. Enlhitehead �itS� Aud�tor and Clerk R.E S�.LU`1' I On 'vefiERErla: it 1� s been determined by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, that the propert}T described bel.ow should be .leaned o� weeds, grass, and / or underbrush? and that a�ter ten (10) days +r�otice an@ failure of Lhe owner thereof to do so, the City :h ould clean such property and charge the costs thereof against �he res�ectiai�e property. NOW 1`HEkEFOFiE BE I'1' FiE50L�'EU by the City Commission of Lhe City of Clearwater, r'laritia, that the follow inff describea �roperty, situate in said City, shall be cleandd of weeds, grass, and � or unc��rbrush within the (10) days after notice in writing to the owr�ers thereof to cto so and tnat upon fai�ure to comply k�iLh said notice,,Lhe City shall perform such cleaning and char�e the costs thereof against the respective propertiss in accordance with Section 12$ of �he Charter of t;he City of ClearwaLer, as amended. NAIv� I�athan Natapow Hotel Edisan Haches�er, N.Y. Steve 5trogilos etal c/o Lloyd i�i. Phillips, atty Cl�arwater, Florida. .'ohn C. Woerpel /,�� ay Ave. Clearwater, Fla. DESCt�IPTI02d Lot 14 Ba;•side Sub. ;�2 LoLs 1;5 ar.d 16 Bayside 8ub. m2 Lct 17 Bayside �ub. �2 ( C o nt in�ted ) COST 5.00 10.00 5,00 � �I'i`Y COMD�TSSION NT��`III�G July z, 1956 {Contin�ad) I� AME L. P. Hovey etal 901 Clezieland St. Clearwa�er, F'la. }[erber� H. Suhr 1G2 Vanderbili: Rd. `r+ianhasset, L.I., N.Y. Lea J. Poinsacte c�o Colutnbia Li�uors Ft. Wayne, Ind. t�. B. Owens etal c,(o H. H. Ba�kin Box 690, Glearwater, Fla. Jean L. Golvin 10761� Riviera Pl.N.E. SeaL�le, Wash. James A. Finnigan Rt. 2 - �ox 2 Clearwater, F1a. Roberi; E. Lehmar^. 6G0 Cleveland Ave. Freemont, Ohio James A. Finnigan 1733 Gulf to Bay Clearwater, Fla. Sarafem Dervech. 30 Idlewild Clearwater, Fla. Edgar H. Hesse �12 S. Saturn �learwaL�r, Fla. Lewis E, Harwood �U N. KeysLone Dr. Csearwater, Fla. Walter S. Harwood 110 Keystone Dr. Clearreater, Fla. Annetie Arecnhi l�37 Central Ave. Jersey Gity, N. J. Steve J. K_apetas 31 $ S. Garden �learwater, Fla. Norman E. Humbel Wooster N?edical Clir_ic 2600 Vaooster Rd. N:ocky River lb, 0. Henny 4�I, A:�rens 531 W. Saratoga Ferndale, I�tich. Cloyd A. Bestle 910 N. Brookfield �ou,�h Bend, Ind. B� F. Lohmar 19?5 �merson �t. ivausaw, 6dis . Gerald D, Jor_es N. Amhers� „Mass. Al-�on Fc 20th St. Corp. c�o J. Tweed �cMullen Box 746 Glearwater, rla. �lton & 20th St, Corp. DESCRTP2'ION COST LoL s 1$ and 19 10. C�0 Bayside �ub. �2 Lots 20 and 21 Bayside :�ub. �2 10.00 Loi:s 22, and �3 Bayside 5ub. �� 10.C10 Lot 2L� Bayside Sub. �2 5.00 Lots �.:5 ar.d �6 Eayside �ub. r�2 "10.00 Lo t 1 Bloc k A Be�:t� Lane HeiThts 5.00 Lot 13 Block A Betty Lane Heights 5.00 Lot ll� Block A Betby Lane Heights 5.00 Lots 1, z, 33: �C� Brookhill Subi 20.00 L�t $ Brooksi'de_ �ub. 5.00 Lots 25 ar_d 26 �rooksil� �ub. 10.00 Lot 2'7 Braok'side Sub. S:CJ Lot 31 BrQak�i�e Sub. 5.00 Lots 9, 10, 11 b�.001C ZO Country Club Add. 15.Gv Lot 9 Druid A�res 5.00 I,ot 110 and S 2Ot of Lot 111 Grand View �lerrace 5.00 Lot 1 $�ock G • LaJolla 5.00 Lat 9 �;3:o.ck 20 l�iarymont 5 . 00 Lots 10 and 11 �lock A Navajo Park 4.00 ��i � B ,�zq 60$3 West 5 acres of N�4 of NW� os: SE� oi 14-L9-15 19.5C r� � B �#30 6o$t� East 5 acres of NDT� of NW� of S�4 of 1L�-29-1$ Ig.SC Continued NAME Jacob Saunders 519 5. llth. Ave. l�iaywood, I11. Ches�er K. Lynch, Jr. California, T�Id. �'farie M. i�'filan 41:� S. Gulfview Blvd. �learwaLer, Fla. Nlarie N�. PQilan CITY COMNiISSIOn i�1E�TING July 2, 1956 (continued) �DSCftIPiIOI� Lot s 2 and 3 B1ock B, Unit C Skycrest Lot g Block B, Unii C Skycrest Tsots 1 and 2 Block D, Unit 1 Skycrest Zot s 1 and 1 Blo�k C, Unit 2 Skperest � �� COST 1q�00 5. 00 1C.00 10.00 Donald J. Jedlick Lo*. � j3660 'vJ, Lake Rd. Block Dr Unit 5 Avon LakE, Onio Skycrest 5,00 �. Edwin Wright Lot 1 Etihelwood Dr. $lock A, Unit $ Orchard Yk. Skycrest 5.00 R D�I�, 1�ox C 5t� Gibsonia, Pa. Davi.d B. Stewart Lot 6 2955 Coplin Dlock D, Unit 9 lletroit 15, i�lich. �kycrest 5.00 Jake J. Kosby Lot 6 2G4�5atur�r. B1ock C, UniL 9 Clearwater, F1�, Sky�rest 5.0� Dolores l..Fike Lat 50 1930 Springtir,.e B]_ock G �learwater, F1a, �unset Pi. 2nd Add. 5.00 Vito A. `lagarelli Lots 3 and 1� 1369 Franklin 5t, Blmck 3 Cleaswater, Fla. ^lagarelli 10.00 Minnie S. Engle Lots 4, 5, and 13 325 � 3rd, Ave. S. Palm blllff - ZSL, Add, 15.00 St. YeLersburg, Fla. FASaED AND �DOP'PED BY Y'H� Cit;� Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida, Thi� 2nd day of Julv , A. D. I,956. A1'1'E5Y : /s/ Herbert:ni�i. Brown �s� R. G. Whitehead i°iayor-Commissioner �it y Auditor and �lerk .��j,�!"! �'�` o�tn��.r.cG �e. 7i3 AN QkDTI$1�IdC� llF't,CI,t1RTAIG 1T�IE I1F,LD F"t7R FZLCzBJ;�A'A'ION C1F ''�;tiN� USE 0� :-�tii(i1�.T^L Cr?USEt�AY �+ND 9'H� PUBLIC BEA�HES QI�t CLE(�rl'!A� '�'i. E�E;��H T6LA�?D; P�iQVIDII�G +J�+LE�a',iIi�T� OT�' }�tI`1fl�Jttl`i'Y 'i0 C�t�l'�'11I� �FFII;Ir;"Lv H�fi�II! R�AR'IIsD `1'l7 �XE,Rt;IS� bISviih�'iI�R TN rl�'3� REt�ULA,°i`TON ikli�FtGOF; D�c;L:,�.TNG `l'HG fi�EC�SSI`.tY CJ�1 �AID (�tDilei-:hC� `10 YRi�;»�t'tl`E 'iH� FiEr1LTH, I��,�CE, Si;FI;`i'Y, AI�D t'�1.LFriTtE; PI2t3VT�IRG �'df� 'ii3E RL='1�E�i 4F GhUTh�11�C�S OII PAF�'iS Ok" Qltn�.Pv'AP�CvS TN ��NF'LIG'i fiFRE- ��T`t'H `t0 1H� LX's�Ri`P OF '�HI�;iR �QY�F'LICT; I'Fi:t3VTDING FOR `!'HG Si��AT��I�,ITY i�F fiIiE �RvVT.STONS H�REQF; �RI?Vl'DIl�tu i�i�t�;��L'i'TES FOH VTOS,�1't'TOt� HERE�F� �T1D' �IiOVIDIhG F�Ft 1`HE EFFI�CS'IU� 1?A`1'E t7F 'I'HIS ORDTY�`'r'tI�TCi'.�,. otH�2�AS, the Gity cf �learwater, Florida, hr�s wi�hin its bounaaries certain public beaches on C1eaz�wa�er.t3each, �lorida, to which th� only aecess by land Cransportation is over and across a tnaro�hfare known as i�iemorial Cause;�ay and Ca�seway �oulevard, tahieh extends irom the taa�ers of the Gu1.f of �lexico on �he �4es� -L•o its jun��ure w3,�h Cleveland SCreet on the East, and ta`HLRisA�, as a part of sa?.d causetiaay, i:here is a drailbrid,e desi,�ned for ihe use o� boa�s wishin� �o gass irom one side of said causewa}� to t he other' and the use of which for that purpase preven�s thewe of said c�uset��ay bJ traffic t3lereon, and �;riEli�:;��, the increased papulation of the Ci�y of Glear�aa�er and the increasing use of said causeFvay has created severe trafiic probl�ms tahich re- quire �egula�Yon in order to protect �he saf�ty and w�lf�.r� of' the persons usinA the same, and ;i'rIEE.�,:;5, said public beac�es reqtz�.re' goliee supervision, life guard proiection, an� oi;her services of bhe Cityof �learwauer in order that the health of �he persons usinp �he satue w•.�y by guarded and protected, and the problems in connection therewith, especially on nolidays and durir� w�ek-ends are difficult; and in �rder that the nealt�a, safety, an� general welfare of tise aitize�s of bhe CiLy of C1Earwater and oi" t;�e public genera].ly nay be praCec�ed, it is necessary thGt Ghe use of said caustvaay and said ga}�lic beaches be`reasonably re bula�C ed. I��id, i`rii.iiEF�RI;, �3L Ti ORi!;�II:E� ;�Y "tH� CI`iY �i?I+��;ISa20N OF Ii�: C�''iY OF CLr�F1k?"a�`iyR, FLi3itID:�, in session duTp and regula.rly asseu�bled as fallows: Section lo It is hereby a.e�lared by the City Commission of t.��e City�f t;lear-�rater by reason of i>he fac�s herein�.bove seL out tliat reasonable regtzla�ions a.ffec�ing Lhe use oi :�eaoria]. Causewa,g wiGhin said Gity ans� Lhe �ubiic beachea of Clearwater I3each are nec.essar�C; and i.t is hereby deal,.red tne ini:ention of the Car�nission �hrou�h tre Folice powers of �he Cizp to preserve bp this ordinanco the pt�blic pease, healt:h, welfare, and safety of its citizens ar�l the pulbic ge neraLly o Section 2. lhe f;hi�f nf Paiice of f,he Gity of Clearwater, F1;�rida, personally und �hrc�ug� his du1X aathorized. officers az�d assis�ants is hex�eby eripowered to control the tit� and manner in v�llich vehict�lsr or pedestrian L•raific crossas I4iemorial Gausev�ay in said City. In so doin�;, he shallgive due regard to the o�n�iitions of traffic then �:�istirt�, the nu:nber vf vekticles in a given ps�cession movin; as a unit, and the �atrol thereof reuqired `to ir.snre �he saf'e�y and prai;ection of the pubiic, In �he descretion of �.he Chief of rolice �r,d his dul.y au�aorized officers ar.ci a��nts, ��rsons usi.ng or �vishi�� Lo use said causes,ray ior the pur�ose oi aecess to and fron G].�arwai>er �each -islar�i oi� ior any ather purFose �nay be required Lo t�e the sat�e at such reaspnable 1�ours: aL�d .uuder .s�ch reasonable con�itions as suclt oificer or qfficers may designate for the purFosc oi' con�pl.sing ;�aith th� intention of this or�inar�c e. Section �o 'ih� Czty i�anager o�" the City oi Glearvaater, Florida, is effipowered an the exercise of his discretion �o re�ula�� the time, plac�! �r�cl mzr,ner in v+Izich Lhe puUlic b�aches oi the Cityof C1ear�vater, Florida, c+r s��y p�rtion there�.� to be use� ard enjoyed by �he publzc, T�. so doan�, he 3s i;o give due reU�;rd to the safeLy facilities available there�t, the nwnber oT ge�soiis vrhoc c�n be saiely pro�ected and sa.,.Fe �narded at the p�rt3calar Zocation, and the health and tiaEl�ure of L•he public using ar:d Haishing to use saict facilities, `i'he direetions cifi zl-� Gity i4�ana�er given pursuant to the �u-�horii,y :�erein cor.Lained ar�e hereby declar�d to havE the effe�� f la�r an� shall be enf'orcai bp the Folice offzc�rG of the City of Clear*taat;ex, Section 4.e T�`sha�l be unlawiul f�r any person to da.sob�y or fail �o comply svith anp arder oi ciirec.ion given fer Lhe pur�ase of' en�orcin� �he provisions of this ordir.�nce bp �h�; pro�er officill herein desipr.�teC or his duly «utkxorized represen`tativese �ection 5. ihere is i�er•eby declared an emer�e�cy requirino Lhe prompt protection to t:�� public afforded by this ordi�ancc., and this orda.n<�nce is �eclared to �e a a,easure enacted �:� meet said emer�enc�•. Sec�cion 6. �hould any section, para��a�ih, sent�:nce, phra�e, claus� or pth�r pk�r� or provision of �hi.s �rdinance be declard by any Gourt to be invalid the sarne sha11 not af�ect �Che validity cf the ordir,ance as a tahole, or any part taere�f, otlier tha�h tne part �eclared to r�e inval.ic3. �ection 7. !'�ll ordinances or parts of' orclinance� in conflict herewith or incansistent wiLY� the provisions oi thi� or.sinance are f�,ereby repwaled to the �, _.y;�:,.. � (Gontinu�d) o��zn�f�c� r�o. 713 �xtenb ot' bheir �onflict, Section �. 1#ny person viola�ing �ny provision of this ordinanc� upon aonviction �Ghereof shall be subject �o a fine not io exceed One Hundred Dollars (�1rJ0.00) or iwprisontnent ior, a perio;� not to exceed thirty (30) days, or bath, in the discretian of th� Jud�e of the i�unicipal Court. 8ection 9. mhis orclinance siiall become �:ffective isnmediatel� upon its passage. Pl1SSL�'17 E7Id BIRS`l' REI�D'1IyG � Ju1V 2, 19 6 :�n�a�n or� �rconD �.�n��c .rn�v z.�i_ ��_� �'A:iSED QIe 1'iiIIi1J �dND I'Ih'sL �,EADIYdG APdD ADOF''t:Ell Juiv 2. 1�---�- ri`�`l E;;T : ,ls� li. �. �',hitehead City Auditor and Cl�rk �s/ Herbert I�I. Brown :�ayor - Co�nissioner n