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CITY cO~~nSSION MEETING
November 5, 1956
The City COl1uni solon of the City of' OlcarH[l tel" met 1n recular session at City
Hall" Honday, November 5, 1956, at 1: 30 P.fL \'/ltl1 the follo\'11nc members present:
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Herbert r,1. Brm'rn
~. E. StranG, Jr.
J. N. Bohann0n
Cleveland Insco, .Jr.
Sanrne1 J. Roberts
r'ln.yu r - C onu1l1 s slone r
Comm:l. ~3s1 On01'
Commlss:tnller
C01llm:i.so:tol'!er
COIlU111 :Js:i,uncr
^lso present were:
John II. Sulllvan
Ben J\:rentzman
G. 'r. r.]cCl::1.l1u;;a
S. IJIcJ{ton
H. D'ul1 ,1
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01 ty f\t torne;y
ChJ.cf of P()l:1,ce
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'l'he r:layor called ti1C liwetJnc to order. 'l\1'1c invc,catlol1 ~lilS cJ'fen by the Reverend
Cnrl llOll ston 0:(' Slcycrest Bapti st Chtll'cil) Clc(u,~.,aJcer'. Conu1J:L Gsioner Bohannon moved
that the mlnutc:~ of the rc;:.;ular lllectj,l10 ()f' October l:jtll and the speci8.1 meetings of
October 22nd und 29th be appr,']vcd In accor'cJ.al1cc :r:i,th cnpien, f'ul'''n:lshed each member in
V/rltinc. r,lotion \'JQS secol1cJ.ed by C0J11m:1D~l:i.()110r Ho1_)crtG a:1d carr'1cu Hnan:tmC'l.lsly.
'1.'118 r,IanaGer r(~portec1 tl13.t Gcvcn bids ':lC:l'(~ reeei vcd COr' iJ'Crcct liGhtinG equ:Lpment
and 1i1~'..teria13 to be uGed (J}'l Cleveland Street fl":inl Occcola to the Oausc....!ay brid~;e and
on Gulf' to D:lY frOlil Route 19 '.'/est to Hi{)ll J.:1(l. It I'las cxp1aiEcrJ. that the base bid
included octoflute poles llith Drices statcd f0r' each item whcreau Alternate #1 was a
lump f:lUl~l l}id ':Iith oct(ji'll,tc l::l\')les :Llcl l\H~CN)llto,;t2 iEU; a lump stun b1d Including
l~uuncL poles. '.rl1c I,la;/c,;r' ;3uc..::<~:ef:ltcd tlw.t thc EJ.cctr:Lcal Department l,l8..1:0 a layout for
improved street ll:;I1L~;1:..: on Gulf to Bay i'rom 11(1)tc 19 cast to Court:lcy Campbell
Cause;'/a~r 'ill tl1 cGtimatcrl cOf3tS. The follo\'J:l.n~ bJ(I~j ':lere read:
RD.;/bro Electr., 'l'aJi!9u
jestln~house Supply, Tnn~a
Graybar Electl'.) 'r'llapa
HUGhes Supply) St. Petersbur~
Fla. Eloctr. Supply, Tampa
Elc ct~r. Su,pply:> Tal;lpD..
GCll. Ele ctr. Supply, 'l'nrllpa
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;;,39, 'U93. 51
33, h10. },I'9
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38, 321~ .2"(
3:3,,332.26
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31.1 , 21.l-'r .08
35, 2G}~. 37
22,63'('.32
36, '('0'( .01
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:)35,531:3.00
32,588.89
31./, , 8)~ 3 . 13
29,767'.53
33,597.87
19,83'7.60
31.1 ) 976.09
'1'f18 bids I'lcre turned eJ'Jcr to the PUl."Ocl1as:in~ iJ:nd Electrj,cal DepE-1I'tments GO be
tabulated and upon :r'etnr}1 tc' the r:wetinG:> tile tub1..1.1a tion ;j1'l:)':led the 1J:lds to be as
follG~'lS :
Base
Raybr'o E1oct,l"., Tar.:.cx1..
:res tinc;llouue :3np:!)1;:,~, 'l'rl1'.l)a
Gr:,'..:ybar 'nectr., 'l'aqxl
nUf;;1.1CS Supply, ,')"c. Pctcr3buri.~
]'la. Ele ct. SUl~rpl~r, 'l'ai:lpa
'~;lcctr. Supply, rl'al:l~)a
Gen. ;nectr. SUl;pl;y) Taiil9a
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36)'(50.00
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36,657.7'(
35, LI-B2. 04
35,105.00
J\fter tabul2.ticn-, the C:i.ty r:jana<~er recornmc}1C1.ccl ac ccptin;..: ".:;1".12 b:~d r.:;,f :)37,213.89 from
1:[est:i,l\,;h'.:m:JG Electrtcal St(ppl;y, '.rampa" l..mdcr',\l ternatc 1 callinG for thc octci'J.ute
poles. The r,I;:maser' explainecl that RaylJroo 21cctrJ c, Gra:rb:J.r' Electr:i, c and Gcneral
Electr:!..c l:1ac1e lO\'ler bids undel~ that altel"'n::lt;c f)ut cUd not ~;U'-lrailtee [l :firm prlce;
therefore, l1e 11<:1.S 1'0 cOJ.unelldlnt.; the: b:L d of' ,fe stL 1c:.;:1:,;u3e \'!lllcll d:Ld ~;u':::'1.I':.mt ee a flrm
price. r'Ir. OJ.~t of' the Electrical Del)Clrtr~1ent 1:'CCOllUil8i1c1ed the 0.1 tcpnnte 'J:l tlJ the
octof'lutc poI es o.s rubs or abr'Qsloils Oil the octoflu..tc 1)C1J.CS cai 1 be sandblasted and
refin:lshed and ti.l.C rOl.;d1c.'i pole:::; cannr::t be rci'Ll:i.sl'i,ecl. Conu'.l:L::Jsiunep Insco Eloved on the
recol1'1111enda tiO';:l of' tile 01 t~, Mal1Q,~er' D..i1d l-lr. Ore of tllC El ectl"i cal)cpartmen t that the
louest and be st bi c1 1'1"0111 ':Jesthl.:;l10Uf3C Electr:1.c Company of 'rnr,11m for ~~3rr, 213.89 be
accepted. r'lotion ','/as seconded ])::" COr.lLli 3sioner TIcberts and carrled 1..lnanlmous1y.
It "('TaS reportccl by the r,1nna~:.:cr that four bids had been rcceived to construct a
s8.!litnry SG\'ler in ]3r-i,':)ltl'Jater Drive from Hnmdcn Drive eas"cerJy c1.ppr'::;;:iliJately 2,050
fect and from Han~cn southerly to Fifth Street. The bids were read as follows:
E. I-I. Holcor,lb, J'r." Cleal";'rater
Dave Carmray) Clearl';ater'
Stansfield Constr. Co., T,!..mpa
L. L. Stone-, Oleo..r".mtcr
~t;25" 719.50
25, L[85 .00
27,380.90
26, 2L/5 .00
l\fter tabulation, the Hana;;cl" recommcnded ac cept:1.;1['; the 101'1 bj,d of.' :p25, ~,85. 00 f.'rom
Dave Cara\\mYJ Clearl<Tater. OonunissJone1" l10berts moved the bid of the D..:.l.ve Caravmy
Companyof Clearl-m-cer" Florida, i'or so.nit;ary 301.'le1' project on Brir..:;ht\'later Drive be
accepted as the IO'llest and best b:i.d. I',IotJ.on I'las seconded by COlllinlssioner Insco and
carried unanimously.
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CITY CmiJ.r.1ISSION r-1EETING
November 5, 1956
The Hayor J.ntroducod rrrooper Rundall RobJ.nson, Florida HJGlwlaY Patrol nafety
cducnt:1.on officer Hl10 prcDented the COllun:i.ss:Lon \'lith copies of the Natiollul Safety
Council's 1955 inventory and analY31s of Clcurtlatcr traffic safety activities. He
presented the r'1a~ror \1Jth pl:.lques for 3pec10.1 acb:Lcvement awards in pllbl:l.c safety
educatJon and acc,i.d(~nt l"ocrn'cln. T:10 [.layor aluo intro<.luced CaptnJ.n ';10.1 tel" Cn.re:,/ and
Nr. LCDtcr C1"oo)[, Pr'crj:lckllt of tl1e SQfoty Cnullc:i.l. Corru',1:i.s::.:1.oiler Bohannon S1.lcccoted
that COlilrnlfJu:i.nl1ep3 Insco and R,,)1)or'ts be appo:i.nted tc, a COlYlnrl ttec to :Jtudy the report
and ma]w I'eeO!lu.lellc1at:1.o!1:J tn tile COlrwrLf3:J:Lon for :.lctJon. 'EllC [,hyor a.ppolnted
C0J'illll:LsD:1.onor:J Innco ancl Hoberl;:.'J to :JCl"VC i':n tlllG Comm:1.ttec.
n1". !\l'tl\\lr Kl'l.lLlQ, Plann:i.nc Board C11:11r\;la11, reportcd that the Commission had
apprc,vcLl Plan I:In.-l IJll flarel1 2(), 195(), and the Pl.:lllrdnt:; Board ilOUld li1ce tn request
tile C(1!,lL1:'L :J:J.i, Oll to IJ1Ylpn DC to thc:" Coun t:! COIIIJ'J1:t ::w:i,on tl1a t r.m-1 be adopted as n. p,u..t of
the apprnvntl C()1Jj~t,';, l',J;"1.(1 pl'()~~;J;'all! :.'tlid JiJ:lde a pI'el'equlfJ:lte to tllC acceptallee of :Jub-
d:LvJ.shnl r:1C1.t:1 :i.n ::t.J.], r'c:jpcet:J LIG.l.ud.L:I;; l:lj,n:L1:lulH stanc..lards for decUcatlon of road
riGl1t of \'/ayu. I'll'. 1(1"11 ;ie ;; ~atuc1 tl1at tIle Pln.r1ll:J.ll~.; Board had prev:i.ouGly ilslced that
the C()L-'llI:i.:'~D:l(ln have :.\1\ uJ:'<l:i.\\t1..:1ce drafted to .implement Plall r.111-1 nnd that :1.t be initiated
at tile carll c ~)t P();j[j~. ble ch to DO aD t(1 ':Ujonre the cOllfurm1 ty of ne\! subd:l vi sions and to
contrul c1evcloplllcllt :)f 11l1_i,r:llirovcd prnp(~rt;y 111 cotabl:Lr:;lIcd tlreC:lfJ. Cornm:Lssioner StranG
CO!iu:lcn'cec1 tJl::t t tIle CC::lli::L D8:1. 'lJl feJ t that 1 t ~'lOl.lld not be nece:Jsary to adopt another
ord:I.nancc a:3 Orel ;1I8.nC0 ')32 co 'lcr~:; riC;!lt of .....:ny rcqu:i.l"cments, and the Supervl SOl" of
Plats lla:-3 the :.:tiltitc'.'rl t~,: i;, c'icl.1and certaJn l':i.;".;ltt of \'HlYS. COlimLi,sDionel" StranG movod
tha t the f\ ttoX'llc;: pl',_:pD..r(~ :'.. IJr'ollcr Re sol ution 8\).b1l1i t t:LnL; I,IR-l trJ the Count~/ Comm18sion
for thelr op:1.1d.(:n Ct~lcl (.1.do~l'C:i.()li if posf:JJb1e and br:Ln;.,; :L t buck for approvnl at the
next lllcet.1.nL;. f.[OU,cJil 1l(.~::; :-;ccondccl b:;- C0Il11l1:L:J:J:1..oner Dohannon and capr:Led unanimously.
III rcc;arc1 to t;ll) tlc',ct:i.:>J1 [~ale o.r three ilOLlSC':S and t':IO Ghed.s on the j1<)\'1 Industrlal
Par]:: l.Jro[JCrt:,; on ;'krcuJcs f\'.;emw, \)10 C.1.t~r Attorne'J I'elJortcd that the sale \'1n3 held
011 1J.11n,IPsday, N\..Jveml)C;r :I. f3t,) :l.lld tlla t tiw CICll"\~ o..ct:~nG as a;;ent for the C:L ty Manager
!lad recci vcd bids fl'(),'" Cc,lr'llcL 'I'. Fre(lor:~. c:': I.Jec :1..n ,.'1.CCOrdcE1ce \'/1 tl1 the base bids set
of :;a,ooo.OO CllC;l 1".'1' tho V.Ir< ~~Ll:.111cp jl()1.!.fjC~ 0.~1c1 :;a,200.00 fcr tile lo.r(;er house.
The C1 t", J\ttorne....' :; t::.'ccci. t; tet t CC1l";lQ,L Lc:c had ,-::L ven a de DO:;;:! t ci'J ec.le for ::; ?'20. 00 and
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an D.Greemc:l1; fur' Gldc 11".(1 bee;.l f,;; ;,;:lCd i)j Colonel Lee prc)v:i.d:i.i1(,; If the Gtlle \'1o.G
approved I)~r tIle COJ,IJ.]),;;;31'jl, tllat the i):,1.1;J..,'1(;0 ~'!l)l).ld be IJD.id :Ln t.on days and \'T:Lth:i.n
th:1.rty daY:J i.:;110 !Ju],Jdi: \,.J: W:'111d I)e rCli\' 'ied. r:l~he j\ttorne~' D~J..:i.cl, there \']8.3 not [L
definite 1)1(} on t:w t.tO 8:~cd.rJ j)\lt Oi1e 111D..:) PPO;:;Cllt at the sale hD..d. offered to pay
~i150. 00 cacil f'(JI' tilCb1 ,j ,1Gtr~o.(1 of t11e l',J..l~.]"nJ:l of :)lJOO. 00 eo.c~l. The I-1o..yor su[;r.;estecl
thn.t the CCi!1U11i 8.'310;' C:ICC;_ :',lw :Jlled:..; a~:a:1n Ctl"l<l :lfJlc the Industr:Lal COllUlli ttee for
another rec<)mr;lQl~c1at:i,'jj G.; t!1e Slti),jcct. CClLl1.L;,c::::1c,ner StranL.; su,..;:_:ested that the City
mi;)'lt be able to LlUC tlwril [;0 c',)'lor :jClr;C Cit;! equipment and tl1e r.lQ.nD.~8r '>iUS asl-:ed to
Cl10CL on that D<)oc:Ll)iL~ t;:,' . Cor.u~LLGs:L()llCl' r~()~)ert::; Llo'lec1 tho..t the CotJunission accept the
bid c;1' Colcnel~Lec :COP tl1C tln'()(: :1'Y:Ge:; for ~:"3,20().OO :::l.1lc1. the proper offj.cialG be
autllOl"':tzed tG c~{ecutc t~lO i):U,l (of :.;;.:.1(;: :"i.'u. t.:Je Ll(,,;recl:1Uilt. n l;J,nn lIas oeconded by
C0li1m:i.ssl:)ner 3trail;'; alld carr::,c:d 'Jllc.l.idJI:ou3'L;,,".
A letter ::lQ.8 re:1.d :,:,...1'..:));: III'. Freclcr1(;>~ n. }J.dI', Jr., Ex:ecut:Lve Secretar:! of the
FlcJl'ida Plc:.nnillC ane] ;~~Crl:~!l,_; ,~8G()c:i.o..t.l,,)n:J tl1:l:1;::L\~ I,ll". f\rtl1ur Kruse, the City of
Clear\'w.t e1", tile F01..t I'Ial"l"'1::;nll li<:.tc:L <:1.I:d t~le ClluLlber of Cor.u~lerce for the successful
conference held recentl;y !:>J tile: i\Gsoe:i.ai:~:L');l 1:J C:Lear\mter. COljlr.lisoioner Insco moved
the letteX' be llCCe~)tcc1.. Ilot:'Lc)n l;a;J ooculic10cl 'I}~;' C()r.ul]:i.~Jf:;_~();lCr Robert:3 and cLlrried
unanimolwly.
Ti1G i':an[:.~er I)l1esentc.:J. 2. rcc()j;J1:lenc1.:J.t:i.on i'rc.1Ll t:le C1110f (')f rolice ti1at auJcomat:i.c
s:L:.c:nals bc :Ln:Jtallc(i, Qt tile 1ntel"::;cct:!.cnrj of I-lisuo1.1r:i. and CC)lII't o..nd Y,1issouri and Druid.
He stated the traff:Lc VOll.llilC C:':-l1,Jilt had :!_llcreaocd to 5':;1 vc:h:i..c1er,; per hour and that the
C01,J~lt bp:i.n(~r3 tho J. j \terr;cct:Lc~lS :'1:1 t:1].:-1 tile rn,l1,~C th,:1, t call:J for' Ll1..ltr;ma ti c traffi c
s:i<;rlD.ls ratilCr than the rOLU'-;'la~r stD~.l [J:ce:1cntl:' :i.11 use. COJ':lli1Jss:Loner Stranr.:; cornmentecl
that a l:Lttle uver a :,-e:1r a~o the Cotm::i.ssi,)ll h.:ld been told that 0. traffj.c light at
tha t :!.)oint Uti ssour:L and Court) 1:1::1.S c;.lus:Ll1:j accidents and the f':)'Ur i'lay stop ~'l8.f~
apL)roved in its j)J.acc. Coum:Lsc:Lorlcr Bcllullll;\j'\ :Ju:,,;_;cGtec.1 th2,t the matter be referred
bae:-:: to tilC C115, ,~f 01' Pol:i. ce, 8cr~~eant C~lrey :lnd the C::!_ t:-l I1ana.~er to study and to
z.;ivc S~;11l2 accc/vlYC c-f the reasons bac:-~ (,1' t.h:Lu rCc()r,~l1enc.1at:1.0!.l. By consent, the
C()mm:Losion referred t;lO l11attc1" bac:,: to tile Ful:Lce Ch:Lef c'..nd '[:;;10 l.}(.l.n::t::;cr .cor 3.
reCCEll:lOndat:i.on at u l;'l.tol' rllcc'c:1.n,...:.
The I,I'2'.llo..i..;er pre :3::::';:l(~0d t~ to
pet:L t:i.lJl1 of .l):c'operty U,li1er:J:
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c~ti~Dt8~ for streetliGhts requested
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D<.1.ys:Lc..le Dr:1 'I(e::J S :U.,)lt [;
Br:l:..:.;l1'G\'Itl'cer DrJ. '/8 _ '( :U;,;il't:; D
Sedecv2.. D1..:1 ve: J l:L;';~l'c
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Pul tOll, 01'CO;'1'.I;,", :d,) I-Io.l"s11all
Beckett arc;.:., 3 1:L~:lltG
Lee Street
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:J3.00
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59.00
7'5.00
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'llhere I'!G.O 8011:8 dl::;cl.1,:::s:L(jn ilO to t;,le tY~je ui.' l:i....;ht:3v:"; 00 installed <.'..l1d the matter
\'fas referred t() r.ir. 01..t:J Elcctr:Lcul Department 8uperJntendent: for more J.nformation.
1\ lettor ',In.;:; read from Hr:J. Dorio T. Alvcl'd. requc:.JtinC that SlcycX"est Unit 10
be included 1n u pr:):ieet i'\)r tho :lrwtallat:1.ljn of street1ishts. lJ.'he I>1anagcl" was
instructed to have t:1JO area checked G.lld un estJ.mate lilade.
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(l'i'lC City l\ttUl'iW;';: l'c:.~(l 'lll ,Lt~j L!,p:.;t :J:'l:::tdi,ilL,,; Ol'd,ii1allCC '(23 \111J.cl1 ','lou1cl declare
the City' fj J.nten.tJ.()j) l..;u ;:tn:w;.: j,jl'v;) Uw C;11..;;,' t;lC il<"l'Ll1 30 feet 01' the South 360 feet
of the EarJt [3110 feet of the :.):!l;' "d' 'clIC i'J.i;~ "J' ;,)uct.L/,n .L~J-2SJ-lv (a tl1:i,rl.;y i'c:ot ntr:ip
of strect l"J.L:ilt of' ;10.y :](,'.It;r of Guli' t:.') La" :llJl'C[J). C(Jl.U'il.i.D:;:i.ollCI' l10bertG moved
ti'lo.t Ordinance '(23 LIe lJa;.J:Jecl :)Jl it,:; ,r:il':;'C l'c':.0.~,j\"";. I,j,)tJ(jn ',m.::; :Jecorlded by C,;nun:LGsiol1er
BI)lK~nnOn and carried tua, lililUU:.:;ly.
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Crl'Y COHI.'JISSION l"LE:gl'ING
November 5, 1956
CC)l'lunissiullCl:' DDhunnoll. ::;uL.;"";cs tcd llio.l::i,llu it LtJ'out GI1()\:Jn~ 'Cde l:LLhtJ.nt~ for tile
';lh()le C:tty 11'1 order 1.;0 dov'JluV a 1)ro::.;r'0.1.1 1'(,1' J.:i."";lltJ.llL.: tho CJ.t.'/ pl"opor:1_Jr.
The C:i.t;y i\ttcll'nc;y read on J.t:J tilil'd l'C::,-H.l:~,:!....: Ol'c.t:i.Jlancc) '(22 ','11Li.Cl'1 iI01.l:Ld :umcx 1nt(J
the Cl ty ClCr'Cu.t.;c t,..' ])0 I ,.1 hi , In :,":.1 F L11' 0: t'":~ :~ I :!.JdJ ',:i :;J., ,; 1. COlill:::;,:J :J:L OIWl' StrallG mc> \fed
that OrC:U,nCl.ncc '(22 1)0 V:.::,;:,;cd and <.lCl')l/Gcc..1 IIi) :i,t:,; t,JJ,l'd ,tlll1, Cd;,cl l'1;ad:Llli.,; and the
pI'CIPCl' off5..cJ_a1:J bo l.t\ll;LI,'l'.;,~:,~d ~:J uxcelltc ,i L. j,h l;:Lc'll,';a;J f,1CCOIllJcci b;y Comm:L:38iClncr
Hobcr't~:;J ::tncl c:'ll'r1cd lI;ril, ;:Lii,)~lU.Lj .
C01:ua:i.U:3:l.0ner l'{uucrtD Ll' lecL tl1:!.t Or<lllL~jlCi,: '(23 bc c(:n:..ilciOI'od on :.l.t::; second
l"'eudlnL.; by ti tJ.o '. nlY,::'.;';:l Ule" 'I! ,~til.i.jIl,I'D apvl'l;vaJ. (, r tile C()lillil:l;J Dion, Hoticn i'laS
sec()llcled by COl;Ullic::.::L:Jl1Cl' D(-)LlannOll arrel c;'.l'F~,cd l.l!r:,l:l.tl;';!\_wl~. (1'lle City I\ttorney reud
the Ordinance by title onJ.:I. C:;ll'U,Li,[.>:Jiu(lOr Hui.1cr''c3 r.lf)vect ti1D.t Ordinance '(23 be
paDsed on 1[;8 GCCl~'n(l rcnuill,_: L~{ tJ,l.J.c: (JnJ.;;r. H,)t.:_OI1 \/;j,:J seconded bJ COmmi3S:l0ner
Stran.::.; and carried una;U,I.l;>l,lsl:r.
COllllilisG:Loner Stl"[u;,; l,l')'o/CO tlFt'~ Ordln::LilCC '(23 bc c..:()l1:~:i.c1.Ul'Cc.l un its th.ird and
1'1nal rClldinL.; \'li tll tile l..man:L1iluuc c"nscnt vi' clie CI)1iul,:LuGiull. r,lot:L'rl \'1a::; seconded by
COIlUliifJs:i.oner Bohannon o.nd c<J.rr:i.ccl 'L'~nan:jJllC>llf;J.y. Tile Ci ty Attorney read the Ordinance
in 1'u11. Co:mru.:':;ijJ_oncr .str~:tlr~ IIl(J'IOd ti1Ut Ol-.dlnancc '(23 be pas:Jod on its third and
f:L1lll re;:!..d:j,il~ :.hld u.cLvtcd and till: l)l'uper ufLi_ciaJ.G be ;lutl1cr:i.zed eu execute it.
r,lot:;_,-,)11 ~,TQS ~3ce()i1clQcl i)~' C,::-l',:Jl1:i.::;siol1cr Robr.:;rtc ~I.nd cQl"'r1cci ',munlm(;l.tGly\.
Tl'lC Cit:I A'~tu:cne;y reud OJ'l its l'JrG'c rC:J,cliil""; OrdLl,'..11oe '(2Ji. ~:Ihich ~']ould amend
Ci1aptcr 17, ,soct:i.on 19 'Jf the C:i.ty C()do rcl:,lt:',n,-~ 1>:, t:w fencidL.; (1' junk yards by
l'emuvin;.-.; ti-~e pI';) v:1.r.3iu~'lS 'cl1ero:'ui cxcq)'c_;,n;; l)I'cmi, ;jC L) :!", CLl 'God ,J. t a d:i. stanc e of' more
thun 1,000 fC8t frl)r:t a "Uil'"ci1iJP",uL)Lfo..re :)1' t; l'.} Cll'~/, C(:iiU:li :::.;c:L,:,tler StranG moved
that Ordinance '(2L:, be p::t::ae(l on its first;. l"'c,).cl-'.di_;. III '0:'lO:)11 ~la8 fJec'~,i1ded by
Conuni 0810ner Robel-.t s:~nll Ci.1.pp:i..ed ~,U1o.nj.u', 'uGly.
'1\10 Citj l\tt:;rne;y' road ;)(1 :L'Lf3 1'Jr:.>t J:'o,ld:Ln....; 01'CUl'lo.nC8 7'25 providlnt; for a
special election t", be ileJ.Q '.f.:. t11 ~118 r'cL.;lplar electlul: on December IGtil., 1950, to
detcrlil:L:o ,,'fhot11or C1' not Ordlmmce '(20, i,U'1l8nci.:;.Jli'-: tile Cit;:,' Zunill:'; Ord:i.nance-, 8110.11
be ru tli'~, ed,. '1'11.0 loIayuI' cuc;:.;e sted tl10.t tile que:;j t.L ,:'ll tu aplJ0~1.l' on the bl1l1ot as set
out in '0i18 Ordinance 11 Dr.; ~i Oll favor 'Giro ad',pt:i,(;n of Ore1.;,ll::li lce (26,:, II be enlarGed to
inc1ude 1l~0rc e:;i:l)hull1.Li,on oi' U1e PUI'pose -:..;1' t~rc OrcUml. ~ce. C0j]uJl:i.G:J:~,t)11er Roberts
movocl that OrCi1nancc 725 be IJas:;ecL Oil :t ,,:3 fiJ:::.it 1'0adill""; \'lJ.ti1 tl1e amc~ldment as
su:.;~o[:itecl. j>Iot:Lun HaB f:.iec,)llclec1 ::;y CUi,iliL;,3S1orlel' BCihannon ailcl c;,i.rried lmanirnously.
Thc Ci t:l kG torilcy pr8r,;e~'lt8d a U,3(; of' i tCLlU '.i~l1 eil i1;.:~d 0001'1 Dl'Op,)sed for
j.nclus:Lcn ill the z(,n:!,lli:; l'ci'orC:,1dum 1';.:)r' tho (lj)l):ev,/Ql of t:'1O C,)mmisslo11. The :i,tems
were d:L f3C\.wscd b/ the Cor:u',liss:1"mers and :L l; iftJ.:'; ct0C:i.UCct t" ~1(,1(1 ::1 Public HeapinG
on thc propo sed zon111;"; cl'u.1..n:.;cc (In rl'uesd:.:;y J NO'lcJ:1"oer 13th. i.~. Ed ;Ihl tSC>l1, owner
of Lots I-OJ Bluclc 1-\, a:Lllcrest Sub(i:i.v:i.;":;:~-'-\;l ,N,). 1, requested that these lots be
ci'l<:1..ll;;cd f'rol~i. R-l to H_l~, zon:i.n~ as tl1:.: \.~;;Je of' c:!.n:1..1.ar rJl'o.!:)crty <:1..1011::"; Dre,v Stroet in
tl1Ut neisl1borrlOod ':liJ.e 1'01' r:.Lll-c:'..ple L'mit:]. I,ll'. .J!Li..t80111:-.; request \JaS ref'er:pcd 'co
the Zon:Ll1[; Bc:..\ard for an up:LI'lJ.on beforo bc:L'l"'; lYllt on tl10 scl'loclulc for tho Public
Hearinc on November 13tll. C"r,-lli1issic;llOI' S'cl'an;.; r.;u'Jed tl1a t Jchc COl";U',Li.GDioi1 !lavc a
special li.lcet::'n0 for a PubL:,c Hearin~; ill C0!1110Ct:;_C)i1 ','ii th i tCI1W t,,~ be j,ncluded 1.n
the 20n1n[:; referendum <.tt; J.: 30 P .1'1. en (l'uesc1a.;/, lh'JvCillb8r 13th. I,lotion ',';as f3econded
b:i C,)l1un:Lssioner BollCl.lll10n 8.n<.3. carr:Leuu,nan:1.l,l'Jcl.sly.
rrho r,layor l-'eoommcl'lded t:':.at 'L~lre r,la:1i':lL;cr pr8pare ;J, cclwc:t....,1c ;,.f trash co11(~ctic,n
Clnd tlw nOC0GSary eq':1.pu8:1t t:_, mo.Llta:l.n snell ~ collccti'-.,ll 8ched,:le s,-, that pccp1e
~'lOu1d have a (lei'inite (b-;..,' l.'en' collcct:L'.l1 :'ul 'c;lC difi.'(::rellt llei....;hi,l,..pl1>:)ods.
Conun:Ls81ol1C::I' RobeX't~1 ml,~;.,;;cr;tcL1 t:1LLC ai'tCll"' suel'l a scl18d~llc: :i.r; :!..E efi'cr:t that some
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rei.;;'..l 0. -:Lons [h1()'_\ U (; riJ.\!l1 up ::.;:) ':la'c pOI.':..',1.O \J')U.Q nu'G l)j..,(: .C:l0:l,P "~l-'q.s 1 :..n cr near
tlle fJtreet until the d:J.Y p:eevJ,,',l:3 t.:_,:':he collect:1J',n. rr1.lO I,ia;\Tcr sus:.;e steel decli::'.p::'il;:;
a lIC1""'''1'l Up 0.1-'<.'1 B,-.."'l,t'ifi c"J_,; ")11 "iee,,,,IT "\r-,-",'''i "11':' ""; 'i'l'l(~ 'DO"';l'l11'i 11 . (,f tl.IO l'fl..,''cel'''l
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.-Jeason to ma~w 'CllC Cit~l 1.\1)1'0 <J.ctractive. Tiw y,I:.ua....;el. stated that a scl'lcdule ~:ould
be ready in the near future.
The Cit~' JVct,.r~lCY prC8cllted a C!,<t:'l'Cctell cupy (,1' the P8stI'ict:1.:)l1S for -che
Industrial Purl~. He; pointed out tll8 cl.,l-'rect:i,c1'W and said tJ1at f;e'i(~l'o.l of' them 'I,'/GPC
maCie at the sUGi.Sc :Jt:i.Oll ai' the Cit;y En;;1neer. CUllUlll f3s1onel' Roberts movcd that these
protect:i. 'Ie covenants of' tile Clearvwt0r Industrial Papli: :Ln the form Gubm:l tted be
approved and the proper officials be authorized to execute them. Motion was
seconded by Conuni GrJ.i.one:t' Insco and carrJ.ed unailimously. 'rIle En;;ineer stated he
thought ths p111t of' tile Industrial Parle ',iQuld be ready fop approval at the next
meetinG.
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ba:jJu.. The l-Iay')~'" :)u~,t;C;~'l:~(~ ,;_n;:jt;.l',.!c~li'lG Gl~(; C,:i,t~ i\tG J.':ICJ ~;C) 1):('01)'::"1'(; Ll H0:J[llut:LoJI
to Pro,) oct V U<.l.:/.I.11C; Gl1~,tG 'C]18 C:d~y v::.LJ.l ::d'i'(<J:'ct t,".::Jd :.:t;..:::, ,..llJ:" ;j(:1'-/,; '00 i'c.1' i':irc
l)P"J'I;ocG:J on \'l,i.l:.ll:,ll :Ji;~ ",ri.J.o:: ,;1' t;10 Ci, L", L.lil.i.t :,; . C, :J,;J.li ::;fj.i: 1'1':,)!:. :Jtl'an,~ moved that the:
pl"ope:!:' ~)i'L~,cJ[l.l:J JO :"'l.ll'Cj",l'j~~C(l t:;. C:':'_'C,lt,~ ;j C:l [l. j,k:j .I.uL:i,\),;. r:h,l;:i.iJi1 \ID.:; ;';OC()llded
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rl'Le C.i t~' j\ t;.~ ',-'J.")<.~J u.:: ',\.;U that Item 6-0, Proposed Deed from City to Chamber of
Commerce covering Cleveland Street property, be dererred.
The City Attorney presented a request from Miss Elsie Duncan for cancellation
o~ an assessment for sanitary sewer ror two thirty foot strips along Druid noad
which she would like to dedicate as street right or way, (one to be an extension of
Yelvington and one for an extension of Keystone). There was some discussion as to
who owned the other half of these two proposed streets and it was reported that Mr.
Hamrick was willing to dedicate his half or Yelvington to make a sixty root right of
way. By consent, the Commission took the matter under advisement and the City Engineer
and the City Attorney were instructed to investigate to see if it was possible to get
a complete sixty foot right or way in the area concerned.
The City Attorney read Resolution 56-31 which corrected an error in the assess-
ment for Lots 14 and 15 less the North 55 feet thereo~, Longview Subdivisicn, owned
by Walter E. Haas ~nd changed the assessment contained in the original Resolution
56..14 from $376.11 to $224.38, the City to bear the cost of the dl~ference.
Commissioner Strang moved that Resolution 56-31 be passed and adopted and the proper
officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon
and carried unanimously,
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and Associates. By consent, the Resolut~on was deferred to the next meeting to give
the COmnUssioners t~me to study it.
Mr. T. H. Hutchinson, Jr., representing four Railroad BrotherhoodsJ appeared
before the Commission and requested that a Resolution be adopted requesting the
Florida Railroad and Public utilities Commission to deny the application of Rockana
Carriers, Inc., for a certi~icate o~ public convenience and necessity to operate an
auto transportation company in the common carriage of ~ert1Ii2er, etc., in the State
of Florj.da. By consent, the matter was deferred ~or study and consideration at the
meeting on November 13th.
The Commission now adjourned as the City COrnrrUssion and acting as Trustees of
the Pension Fund considered a letter from Mr. O. H. Downing, Utility Service Supervisor,
requesting retirement under the Pension Act to be efrective November 15, 1956, after
nearly thirty-one years o~ service with the City. The Mayor read a letter ~rom the
Advisory Committee or the Employees' Pension Fund recommending that Mr. Downing
be retired at a pension o~ $212.06 ~er month according to the requirements of the
Pension Act. Commissioner Strang moved that Mr. Downing'S retirement be approved
as recommended b1 the Advisory Committee. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Bohannon and carried unanimously.
The Commission acting as Trustees of the Pension Fund admitted Charles Suggs,
Laborer, Public Service Department, and Ernest Wichelns, Motorcycle Patrolman, Police
Department, to membership in the Pension Plan on a motion by Commissioner Strang
which was seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried unanimously.
There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting was
adjourned at 5:40 P.N.
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CITY COpUUSSION MEEtING
November 5, 1956
November 1, 1956
Mayer Commiss ioner Herbert. M. Brown
Commissioners:
w. E. Strang, Jr.
J. N. hohannon
Cleveland Insco, Jr.
Samuel J. Hoberts
Gentlemen:
'.I.he City Commission will meet in Regular Session on Monday afternoon,
November 5, 1956 in the City Hall J\udi\.orium for the purpose of discussing the
items listed on the a~tached agenda. MeeCin~ tiffie will be at 1:30 P.~.
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Respectfully ,yours,
(sl John L. ~ullivan
bity Manager
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Agenda - Ci~y Commission Meeting of November 5, 1956
City Hall Auditorium
1:30 P.M.
HE GULAR
1. Invocation, Rev. ~arl Houston, ~kycrest Baptist Church.
2. Approving ~he minutes of the Regular Meeti ng of Dc t.ober 15, 1956 and the
Special Meesings of October 22, and 29, 19561
J . Opening of bid s for:
A. Stree~ 1igh~ing equipment and materials.
B. Sani~ary sewer in Brightwater Drive.
4. . Awarding of bi d for Pre ss ure Redu cing Valve s.
5. Commission's considera~ion or:
A. Presentation of National Safety Council Inventory and Analysis.
B. Repor t on Master Roadway Plan "MR1" by the Planning Board.
C. Approving bids for Auction Sale held on November 1, 1956.
D. Letter from Florida Planning and Zoning Association.
E. Traffic Signal Installations at Druid & Missouri and Court & Missouri
Intersections.
F. Installa~ion of s~reet lights in various areas of the City.
6. Commission's consideration or items from the City A~torney's Office:
A. Ordinance #722, final consideration, Annexation of Fair Oaks Subdivision..
B. Ordinance #723, Intention to Annex area for road purposes - Gulf to Bay
Acres.
C. Ordinance caliing special election for zoning referendum.
D. Ordinance amending zoning map.
E. Ordinance #724, Amending Cha~r 17, Section 19, vade relating ~o
fencing of junk yards.
F. Restrictions for Clearwater Industrial Park.
G. Proposed Deed from City to ~hamber of Commerce covering Cleveland Street
pro~rty.
H. Agreemen~ with Miss hlsie Duncan covering dedication of street tight
of way by he~8 exchange for cancellation of sewer assessments.
I. Resolutio n c6rrecti ng error in sewer assessment dovering Lot s 14 and
15 of Lohgview Subdivision.
J. Bri ley Wi ld and Assoc iat.i e, Re solut 10 n.
7. Any item not on the agenda will be considered with the consent of the Commission
Adjournment
Comission acting as Trustees for the Pension Plan.
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Mr. Arthur Kruse,
Cle ar'liater Planning Department ,
Clearwater, Florida'
Dear Arthur:
October 28, 1956
We thank you very much.
All of us, the Association as a whole, the ret.iril'lg officers, and ~he new
officers, are all indebted to you and to the Ci~y of Clearwater-and to the local
committess which worked so hard and so well, and to the Ft. Harrison, and to the
Chamber of Commerce.
Between ym, you made this notQi1).y the biggest conference we ever had) but
also by far tthe smoothes't and best so far as locally-arranged details were concerned..
Registration was very well handled. The Civ1e Ricep'tion, and the entertainment
by 'the George Simons swimmers, was unique in our experience-we have never had a
civic reception before. We had more mailings, and more complete mailings, or
preliminary material than we have ever had before, and the attendance reflects
the effectiveness of what. the hotel and the Chamber did on this score.
Cont inaed
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November 5, 1956
Continued
The Ft. Harrison - Ed Hunt and his team - did a tremendously effective
job. Some o~ our members are pretty fussy, if I may say so, but I heard
absolutely no adverSe comment and I haard a great many complimentary ones.
So we ~ ~hank you for arranging a most enjoyable session. Please pass
the word to all concerned. We'd like to write all of them, if we could, but
we'll count on yeu to handle this last chore as effectively as".chd all the others.
Cordially,
/s/ Fred
Frederick H. Bair, Jr.
Executive Secret,l\.ry
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October 30, 1956
Advisory Committee
of the Employees' Pen sion fwd
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlermn:
Having served the City to the best of my ability for almost thirty-one
years, I respectfully reouest that yw consider my request for retirement to
be effective Nov. 15, 1956, but hope to be released from duties Nov. 8th to take
one week of vaca~ion, which the pressure of work up to this time has prevented
me from taking.
OD;mh
CC: ~~. Sullivan, City ~~nager
Very truly yours,
/s/ o. H. DowDing
Supt.
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October 31, 1956
Honorable City Comnissioners
Clearwat er, Florida
Gent.lemen:
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater~Employees' Pension Fund, you"are
hereby notified that in view of the attached letter from Mr. Oscar H. Downing,
who has completed 30 pears Service with the City, the Advisory Committee
recommends that he be retired a~ a pension of $212.06 per month with amount
is arrived at a8 follows:
$21,205.72
4,241.14
353.43
'total wages paid for 1 ast five years
Average per year
Average pE.r month
2% x 35j.43 . . . . . . l . . . 7.0686
30 yrs. service x 7.06e6 . . .. . $212.06 monthly Pension
Mr. Downing meets all the requirements for retirement under our Pension
rules and has given the City many years of good service.
RespectfUlly submitted,
ADVISORY COl.~IT'l'EE of the
City Employees' PenSion Fund
/s/ Paul Kane, Chairman
/s/ Dick Nelson
/s/ Doro~hy Roth
I hereby certifJr the above dates and calculations to be correct according to
the records of this office.
/s/ Frank Abernathy,
City Treasureer
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October 25, 1956
Honorable City Commissioners
Clear~ater, Florida
Gentlemen:
As Trustees of the ~ity of Clearwater Employees' Pension ~und, you
are hereby notified that Charles Suggs, Laborer, Public Service, Dept. has been
examined by a local physician and designated by him as a "First Class"risk.
The above employee began his service with 'the City on April 9, 1956
is under 45 years of age (born Jan. 1, 1924) and meets the requiremert s 06 our
Civil Service. It is hereby recoJaDedded by the Advisory Committee that he be
accepted into memberShip.
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Advisory Committee of the
Emp'~ees' Pension Fund.
/s] Paul Kane, l,;hairman
Is! Dorothy Roth
/s/ Dick Nelson
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CITY COMMISSION MEETIN~
NOvember 5, 1596
Octo ber 16, 1956
Honorable City Commissioners
Clearwater, Flori da
Gentlemen:
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you
are hereby notified thaL Ernest Wichelns, Motorcycle Patrolman, Police Dept.
has been duly fixamined by a 10: al physician and designated BY him as a "First
Class If risk.
the above employee began his sefvice with the City on April 6, 1956
is under 45"years of age (born Sept. 13, 1924) and meets the r03quirements of our
Civil t)ervice. It is hereby reconnended by t~ Advisory l,;ommittee that he be
accepted in~o menbership/
Very truly, yours,
Advisory Committee cL
The Employees' Pension Fudd.
/s/ Paul Iiane-, Chairman
/s/ Dorothy Roth
/s/ Dick Nelson
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
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IHEREAS, Resolution No. 56-14 making the assessment for the installation
o~ sanitary sewers in the area between Gu1f-to-Bay. Druid, Phoenix and Hillcrest
StrEets and Avenues in the City of Clearwater, Florida, was adopted on September
24, 1956, and
wHEREAS, an error was made in spreading mid assessment in that Lots
14 and 15, :less the North 55 feet 'thereof', of Longview Subdlivision, as the
property of Walter E. Hass, was assessed ~o'tal of $376.11, and
WHgREAt3, actually, the assessrnen t should have been a gainst the South
69.9 feet of said Lots 14 and 15, the property of Walter E. Hass, in the sum of
$224.38; and
WHEREAS, said assessmenc should be carrected and in orde~hat the same
may be done, it. wi 11 be necessary for r.he City to pay for the difference in the
sum of $151.73 re suIting from t. he error in said asse ssment ;
NOll, THEREFORE, BE I'l.' RESOLVED by the City Commission of Clearwater,
Florida, in session duly and regularly assemtled, as follows:
1. 'J.hat the assessment. against t.he property of \'lalter E. Hass, described
as Lots 14 and 15, less the North 55 feet thereof, in the toaaYsum of $376.11 is
hereby ameneed ~o prov'de for an assessment against the property of said Walter
E. Hass described as the South 69.9 feet of Lots 14 and 15 of Longview Subdivision
in the amount. of $224.38.
2. '!'hat the Cit.y of Clear\>l:....ter shall bear the cost of the difference
resulting from said error, in the sum of asl.?3.
3. That in all other respects said Resolution No. 56-14, be and the
same is hereby ratified, confirmed and approved.
PASSED AND ADOPtED this the 5 day of Ncwember, 1956.
A'ttest:
/s/ R. G. Whitehead
City Auditor and Clerk
/s/ Herbert M. Brown
14aypp-Commissioner
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WllEREAS, the Industrial. Committee of the City of Clearwater has
advised t.he City that. new industries :locating in the vicinity of the City of
Clearwater have requested assurance from the City that in the event the same
is required, that available fire fighting equipment of the City will be furn-
ished such industries in the event of a serious fire, conflagration or other
disaster; and,
WHEREAS, the la:: ation of such industries in t he vicinity of t he City
of Clearwater is deemed desirable to the City and the City wishes to make assurance
of furnishing such fire pro~ection within a reasonable distance from the City
limits, providing that r.he protection of persons and prolE rty within the City limits
is not thereby jeopardized;
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AN ORDINANCE A~NEXIUG ACREAGE to BE KNOWN
AS FAIR OAKS SUBDIVISION IN'!'O '1' HE CORPORA'!'E
LlIvlr!'S OF THE CI'l'Y 0 F C LEARWA'l'Eij. FLORIDA,
AND RE-DEFIl\ING 'l'HE BOUNDARY LINES OF '!'HE
CIty ~O I~CLUDE SAID SUBDIVISION ACCORDING
').'0 THE fROVl SIONS OF SEC'l'ION 171.04, FLORIDA
ST ATU'l.' !!;S; ZONING THE At\'NEXED PROPER'!'Y H-l
HESIDE~<J.'IAL A~J) fROVIDINO FaR THE EFFijGTlVE
DA'l'E.
'IHiEREAS, t..he City Corllil!iss10n of tihe City of Clearwater, Florida,
enacted Ordinance 719 on Septe~ber 24. 1956, which ordinance declared the
intention of ~he said City to annex Fair Oaks Subdivision into the corporate
limits of t.he City of Clearwater, and
"HEREAS, said Ordinance was published once a week for tour conse-
cutive seeks in ~he Clearwator Sun. a newspaper published in the City of
Clearwater. Florida, proof of which publication is hereto attached, and
WHI.; REAS, more than r.h1rty days has expi'red since the enactment of
Ordinance 719, and no regist.ered voter of the Cit.y of Clearwater, no owner of
real e8~ate in ~he t.erritory to be annexed, and no person whomsoever, has o~jected
to such annexation or has applied t.o t.he Circuit Court of the Sixth Judicial
Circuit in and for Pinellas Coun~y, Florida, sett.ing forth any objections to said
armexat1on, and
;:HEREAS, all of the provisions of Section l7l.~, Florida Stat.utes.
have been complied wi t.h,
NOW, '!'HEltEJc'ORE, BE 1'1' ORD !.Il\'E 0 HY THE CITY COI-L'oiISSION OF '1' HE CITY OF
CLEAR'tl~'~R, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The City of Clearwat.er. acting by and through it.s City
Commission. by ~he authority and under the provisions of Section 171.04.
Florida Statutes, hereby annexes into the corporate limits of the City of
Clear~ater. Florida, and re-defines the boundary lines of said City so as to
include therein the following:
Being a subdivision of part of the SE 1/4 of t.he SW 1/4
of SEC. 13, Twp. 295, Bge. 15E.
From the I\\v cor. of the SW 1/4 of Sec. 13, Twp. 29 S, Rge.
~5 E, run S. 0 dog. 04 t 58" ',';. along t.he S~c.llne, 19A9.5l
ft. to t.he 10 acre line, thence S. 89 deg. 18' 54" E, along
t.he 10 acre line, 1327.23 ft.. for P.O.B.j thence S. 89 deg.
~B t 54" E. along th e 10 acre line, 977.73 ft. thenc e S.
o deg. 06' 13" E 210.0 ft., thence N. 89 deg. 18' 54" w.
977.04 .ft. to the 40 acre line, thence N. 0 deg. 17 t 31 If
'tj along the 40 acre lim, 210.01 ft. to P.O.B.
Said property constir.u~es 'What. has been platted as Fair Oaks
Subdivision according Co the map or plat ~hereof recorded in
flat Book 41, page 34.
Said propert.y is hereby zoned as R-1 resi dential property and the
Cit.y Engineer am the Ci ty Clerk are dir eat.ed to inc lude in and set out and show
upon ~he official zoning map and ot.her official rraps of the City of Clearwater,
t,he foregoing prope rt:.y wit.h it.s zoning as indicated.
Sect.ion J.
it s passage.
This ordinance shall hecome effective immediately upon
PAS~ED O~ FIRST READING
PASSED Ot~ECOND READING
Oct.ober 29. 1956
October 29. 1956
PASSED ON lHIRD AND FINAL
READING A~D ABOFTED November 5. 1956
Att.est :-
/5/ R. ~. Whitehead
Oi ty Audi'l;or a nd Clerk
/s / Herbert M. Brown
Mayor-Commissioner
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AN ORDINANCE; DECL.UiINJ 'l'HE I~"l'EN'l'ION OF 'l'li& CITY
OF CLEAR:\~A'i'ER 'l0 At.m EX f\ POR'l'ION OF' ACRE^GE TO BE
USED Fon srRES 'l' B.1GHT-OF-t'lA Y }JUHPOSES, IN'olD '.L'HE
COli.POR':d,E L1Lru> <,)F 'l'HE C1'1'Y OF CLEARW,\J.l:.R,L FLORIDA,
UPON tHE E1PIRAI10N OF tHIRTY (30) DAYS F~M IHE
l"ASSING OF 'l'HIS ORDUj\ NCE ACCOR\)IKG TO 'J.'HB fROVISIONS
OF SEC'l'ION 171.04. FLORIDA Sl',U'U'J:ES 1955; AND
f'hOVIDING FOR 'l'H E EFF Eel'lVE D,;'l'1!; OF 'l'BI S at Dlt\ANCE.
BE 1'1' ORDAINED BY '!'Hr; eI'.I.'Y COMl-llSSION OF ',i'HE CITY OF CLE,\R\~A1'ER FLOR.IDA:
Sec~ion 1. the Ci~y of C1earwa~er, Florida, acting by and ~hrough
its Ci~y Commission, hereby dec1ar~s i~s in~ent1on to annex into the corporate
limit.s of t.he Ci~y of C1earwat.er, tlorid{J, t.he following described land lying
con~1guous vo ~he t.erri~oria1 limi~s of said City, which lnnd contains les8
~han ~ on (10 j reg1s~ered vo~er:
Being the ~or~h 30 feet of ~he South 360 tee~ of ~he
Ea8~ 840 feet of ~h e Southwest Quar.ter (S\\' 1/4) of the
Nor~heast Quarter (NE 1/4) of Sec~ion 18, township
29 S., Range 16 E.
Said pro}l:}rty having been deeded to ~he City for s~ree1i right-ot-way
purposes.
Section 2. 'rhe Cit.y of Clearwater, actiing by and through its City
Uommiss1on, intends to annex the foregoing land according to the prGvisions ot
Section 171.04, Florida St.atutes, 1955, and t.o t.hat end t.he Ci~y Audit-or and
Clerk is hereby directed liO publish t.h1s Ordinance in the Clearwater Sun, a
newspaper published in lihc Ci~ of Cleaniater, once a week for four (4) conse-
cUliive \<Jeeks immedial.e1y aft.er the passa~e of this Ordinance.
Section .3.
upon it 5 passage.
this ordinance shall become effective immediately
PASSED ON ~EGONi) lli::ADING:
November 511 1956
Novemb!r....5. 1956
PASSED OK FIRST READ1K~:
PASSED ON '.rHIR1J AKD FIN AL
READING AND "OOPJ.'::'D November 5. 1956
Atit es~ :
/5/ R. G. Whitehead
City Auditor and Clerk
/s/ Herbert, l~. Brown
Mayor-Commissioner
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_ November 5� 1g56
The City Camm3.ssion o#' the Cit ot' Cl� .. �
Hal7. PHo�ada Nov � arvrater met Zn re�,a],ar session a.t vity
_ , Y, ember 5, 1956, at 1:3Q P.M. wi�Eh the follawin;; members presentc ,
Herbert 'M. I3roUm ' t�ayor-Commissione�
4�i. E. S�ran�, Jr; ' Commis�io�er
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i�amuel J. kiO peY't S COP]m1 S Sl.OxleZ'
A1sa prEsent Nrere:
: _ John Z. Sulliva� City Mana�;er
Ben Krentzman City Attorney
_ _ _ G. T. tdeClamraa Chief of PoliGe
S: Lickton City En�ineer
_ _ H. Dunn Asst. to Oity T�a.na�;er
' The T�Iayor called tlze meeti�� to order. The inv�cation v�as biven by� the Reverend
Car7. Houston of Slsycrest Baptist Chtzrch., Glearvtater. Comm?.ssione_r Bohannon movecl
_ that the minutes ofl the re�;ular meetin� of October 15th and �4he specs:al m�e+in.s of
Qetqber 22nd anci 2 th be a 6
9 pprove
d in accordance Trtlth copies furr_ish�cl each member i��'
��rritin�. Pnocion ti�1as secanded by Commissioner Roberts and carried unanimoia.sl,y.
The Mana��r reporteti ti�,at seven. bids *Nere reeeived for str�et l:iahtin� eqvipment
anc� �nater:ials ta be use�' or_ C�eveland Street fram Osceola ta 'che Causetivay brici;;e and "
ar� Gulf` to Bay from Route 19 vaest to Hiah� ancl. 2� t��1as explained that the base bid
lncluded octof�.ute poles .�ritli prices statecl for each item i�rhereas Alternate �l was a
ltmzp 5uni bid erith actoflute poles and Alt�rnate 3"i--2 ,��as a lump sum b�.ct incJ�uding
xcunct Po1es, Tize P�a;�or su�;�ested ihat the Electrical Department ma1Le a �ayotxt £or
lmpr•evecl stree� li�h��1�� an Gul�' to Bay fram Route lg east to Court�zey Campbel7. ,
C3U,se,�ray ,wlth �stimatec� costs. The f�1lot�rin� bids ivere read:
Lase Alt. ;rl Ait. .�a
Rayb�o Electr:, Tampa � - ,�
' .�Zestin�house �Supi�i 4r, Tampa .�3$, 410 . �f-q �'�, 23� . �g �32,�
Graybar �leetr. Tam a �. 588.89
� n 39, 51� og 36 � 57�+. a5 3�, 8�+3.13
Ha�;lz�s �u1�Pl� ��t . Petersbur�; 35� 4�0. �6 34, 24� . 88 2�, 7�� . 53
Pla. �leci,r. SunPi�� Tam�a 35�324.27 35�26�-.37 33�597.�7
�lectr � Suppls*, Tam1�a 3�� 332.26 22, 6u7.32 ' 19� �37.60 '
: Gen. Electr. S�tp�ly9 Tamna y�o,008.35 36,7o7.C1 3��976.og
,.. Tlze bids were turned over to the Pvrc?lasinb �.nd ElectricaT Depar�ments to be
zabula-L-ecl and upon retur�z to the rneetiiz�_ the tabLtlation sh,�cved the bids to be as
; Fo1lat�rs s .
Iia,y�bro Electx., Tara�a w39B g �l �37110 p �11t.t5 OU
:les �in�;IzoLtse SuP1��-✓ , Tatnna �35, �3
33}4�1o.FE9 37�213.8g 35�5�3.�9
Graybar El ec�r . s Ta,r.i�a 39, 515 . �g 36, �$6 . 83 34, 81�6 . 56
IILi�I7�s Sunpl�'� St. Pet�rsbL�r€� 35�400.?�6 3?,39G.93 32,916.63
. Fla. �lect. Sui��i�'J �'aanna 33,324.27 ' ���32�,2,� 3���57.�7
r�lectr. SuPPI�T, Tanipa 3�,332.26 39�332.26 35�u82.04
G�n. Elec�r. Sunp1�,T, Ta�ba �0,008.35 3o',(5Q.00 35�1o5oQ0
' ; 11i't�r tabulatic�n, �.tie City P�Ia:na�er recamme�decl acceptziz� 4�,.e bic� oT :�3:f', 213.89 fr�m
,Jestii,Z;;�iouse Eleetr�ca�. Supply, Tampa, under �l�erna.te l callin�; ior the ocLoflute
poles. The T�Tana�ex� e�cplained that Ra�rbro Elect�ac, Gray�2:r Elac-eric and Ge�era�.
: El�otric made lot�rer Y�ids ui�.�er tha� �7.�t�r�zate but did not ,;ua�a�itee a firm przce;
tIzcrefore, 11e c�aas reconunel�di;�� the b�d of i�restir�hoLise tvhiciz clicl �;t�arantee :a fir•m
pricE. P�1r. Ort of' �Lhe W�ectrical Depar�in�nt recomr,iended �t>he al�erna�e tvith the
ocl;oi'ltrte poles as rubs or abrasiaizs c��� tkze oc�oflute pnles caa� be sandblasted anel
' refinislied and t��� rouLid po�es canna�c lae refinished. Comi:Lissio;zer �.nsco �:ioved on. i;t�e
' xecoitu��ndation of tkze CitSr �1ai�.a;;er a��d iir. Ort of the Electrical Department �hat i,he
1ati�7est Gnd hest bid, ironi .�Jestin�house �lectric Cor,�pan�* of 'Tam�a for �3'�, 21�.89 he
accep'�ed. Motion was secoi�ded by Cor.�niissioner Robei;ts azzd carri�a una�3imousl�,
It t4as x�porbed �y the P$ana�er zhai four i�ids ��acl been receiv�d to cons�ruct 2,
saz�itary s�iyer in Bri�;'r.Ltiaatex Dri,ve from I3ar,tden Drive eas�erly apprc��.imately 2,050
i'eet ar�d frorn Hamde�z soutY�erly to I'�ftY�. S�reet. T1ze Uicls were read as fol;Latvs:
. �. H. HolcomU, Jr:, Cleari�rater �25a�19.50
_ : Dave C�.raway, Cleartiv�.zer 25, 435. OQ
Stans�'i�ld Constr. Co.� Tampa 27,3s�.90
L. L. S�Lane, Clearti�rater 25,24�.Q0
Af1:ei tabulation, �he ilana�er i ecominencled accepti�� the lot�i bi�. of' �25, �85.00 frQm
� Dar� Car�.way, Clearc�rater. Cominissioner Roberts moved the b3d r�f the Dave Caratra�
Co�npany ai' Clearvla�er, Plorida, �'or san:itary se�tver project an Bri�;htti,ta�ei Drive be
; acaept�d as tl�� 1ov�est aild be�t bid. P��o�Lion tvas seconded l�y Cotrunissic�ner Tnsco �:nd
_ _ carri�d Luzanimous7.y.
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CIT`.� COP�lMIS�"IQN PL�E'I.'INCr
_ Navember 5, 1956
_ The Ma r• i2trodu� d Troo r Randa ' `�� •'
yo x_ e �e 11 Roba.zzsoz�:a Florid�. Ha.�h�aay Patrcil sa:i'et�
education officer tvho �aresented i;l1e Coiruniss3�an i�lltlz capz�s c� �the N'ativr�al Saf�t�
Couslci7,'� s 1955 �nvei�toxs* an:d analysis o� Clearsvatrei: �raffic safe-�y activ:L�ies. T�e
presented tk�e May�r taTittl plaques for specia7. achievem�nt swarcls 1n pul�].:I.c ;,ai'e�y
education a:nd accidant records, The Mayo'r also intiodLtced Capta;liz l�lal�er Carey �.nd
— Plir. T�esfer Croolt, Pr�side�zt of the Safety Council. Conuni5sJ.onex 73ohannon su�Uestod
that Commiss3onei s 2nseo and l�oberts be appoint;ed to a Committee to s'tud �he r� ort
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�..�� az�d inake recammeild�.t3,ons to the Coirun�.ssion i'ar ac;t�.on. The Pdayor �:p�ainted �'
Commissiozzers Insco aizd Rab�r�s �o serve oiz this Committee. �
,' ' Mr, l�rthur T�a^use, Pla��zin� Board Chairman, ieported '�hat the Cprruni�sion hacl
approved Plan I�iR-1 on Marcl� 26, 1956, �;?�.d the Plaxv.zin Boai d would li�ce tc� xe ti,�.est
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ti�.e Commission' to pio�ose ta t,he, County �omr,u.ssioi� that NC3-1 b� adoZ�ted as �. part of
the approv�d Cot}nty road pio�,am and made a prerequisite �o tlze aec�p�ance o�' sub-
c�ivisian �1ats in all resp�c�s incluctin6 minimum stianda;rds fo� declica�son of road
riblzt ot' V1ay�s. nir. I�ruse si;atec� that th� Plannin� Boarcl had previpusly aslced thaL-
tlze Conunissian Izave an ordir_arLce drafted to implemez�t Plan h1R-1 and that it b� initiated
a� the eai:lies-E possible date sa as to assure the canforitut�* uf _ne�v suUd�.visions ancl to
control d�velopmer�t of unituproved pro�erty in estaUl�.slzed areaS. Comm_Lssloner Stxa,i��•
coiiunent�d that the Coim��.iss3.oiz i'elt that it ��rould Zot _ . � �
z be necessary �,o adopl, ai�at�ier
ardin�.nc� as OrdinaYzce 532 covers ri�ht of taay requir.ements, and the Su ervisar of
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Plats 11as tize autl�ority tc� demand c�rtain ri�;l�t of ways. Cointtiissioner Str� :�� tlioved
that the I���torizey pre�are a proper Resolutian submittin�; MI3-7. to tY�e Cattnty Cozrunission
for tk�eir opinion a�zd ado�tian if possibl� �:nd brin�; �.t bacl{ f�r approval a� tlle
��e�t meeting. N2otion j��.s scconded by Commi.ssi�tzer Bohanizoil and carr�.ecl unanimously.
In re�;ard to tize �:�.etYoiz sale of tlzre� llauses and �t�io sheds on the net�r Iz�dkstria�
Parl� property on :rTercuies �v�nue. tlle Ci� * Attorne re orted 1 T-
3 y 1� t i�,t �ize sale .rra.s Iz�ld
on Tliursday, November 1st and t17at tlie Clerk acti_ ^ a a� r • - �,,
, nf, s �ent fo_ th� Qity T�Iana�er
lzad received bi�3s frorn Colonel T, Frede�3ck Lee in accorda3zce t+ritlz the base bids s�t
of �1, 000.00 e�.ch for the tt+ro snaller houses ancl �l, 200, 00 f'or tn� l�,rUer house.
Tize CiL�r �ittorney at�,�ed tk�at G:,1o��7. Lee lzad �iven �. denosit checif far ;�320.00 and
an agreemen� for sa].e had been �;i�ne� by Colo��e1 Ze� providin�; if tlze sale v�ras
av�roved k�y the Comr.,issian �h�:t the balance zqould be paic� in ten days aizd vxitlzin
tli�rty days i;he buildir_�•s tivoul�. be rPmoved. The At-E . - ,�
� orizEy saic� ther� t�aa not a
dei'inite bid nn t11e t:��o slieds uut oize lna� present at th� sale ha.d offered ta 1�ay
p'�50.Q0 each for them insuea� oi -che nu.nit�iuni uf $LF00,00 each. Tl�e Ma�or s:�i�;t estec�
tizat tne Camm3.ssic�� chec�c the sY?eds a�ain atxd asl,r the Industrial Conunitt�e i'or
another recqnunendatic�n on tFr� suUject, Comni:i.ssioner Stran� su��ested tlzat tlle Cit
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mi�1�.� be able to use tliem �o cover some Czt� e ui ment and -Ehe A4an� ^er iva~ a -
cl�ecl� on tlzat ossi �'�s* � q� �. � slced to
p b_1�.t„ , Cormni;5siarZer Rou�rts ilioved that the Coinm�ssion aceept tlze
la�d af Calonel Lee foz: the tk?re� ic,�ses f�r ;a3,200.00 and ihe ��roper officials b�
autl�or�,2�d ta execute �1�e bi11 Qi sale and �Ize ar•r�emet�t. Mot`Lon u�as seco d t
c� x� ed b,� ,
Cc�i;imiss3oazer Stran6 and carr�.ed ui7ar_imously
A Iet�er �^�as rea.d from P•Zr. Frederic� � ,� .
� I3. Ba1r, J'r,, E«eci�tive Secretary of t?�e
F1�rida Plannin�; and �o��n� Association, tl�ai'�:in� T,Zr. Arthur Kruse, the City ot`
Clearivater, the Fort FIa.riison Hc�tel and t?z� CharnUer of. Com.ni�rce i'ar tl�.e stzccessful
cozZi�rence azeld recently by i,lie �ssociati0n ii� Clearwater. Coimnissicaner Insco n�ovad
� -� 'i the letter be aece ted �o�ia , tt . , _
p . i n tras seconded h,� Cor,�r�u.ssioner Poberts and carr.led
� un�nirncatitsly ,
The T�l�.na�;�r pr,esei�zed a��camr.leizda;�ion froin the Chief c�i' Pal�,ce �i1a� au.te�matic
si�„als be ir�sta11ec7 at the in�cexseetzoiis o:£ f` r
l�usou�i a�zd Court and P�iss�uri and Druid,
iie stated the trafFic vo7.lune cn�.���� had iz?crea�e� io 5G1 vellicles nex lZottr and tizat the
eount br�.rims tl�e ; ntergec �' ans , • � - . � , ,
b x �rit_iin tl�e �a���e that calls �'or aL2t�matic traffzc
si�nal�: ratner �han tl�.e lou�-;•ray sto?� px�Es�zztl�r in use, Comr,lissionei Stran= can �'
� un n�et�
�l�at a lzttle over a�ear a�a �he Comrnissiq�z had bee =' ��
n told that a traff.�.c la�llt at
that point (P�iissouri aizd Court) �vas ca�si_n_� accic�ents atzd the f'our tiva s�o t�1as
a��ravecl in its place, Comtnissioner Boharint�n su��,�sted tZzat tl�� matter 'U��re�'erred
_ pac'_r tr� the Chiei of Palice Ser �eant �, •
� Carey azzd t._e City t�ianauer to study ancl to
�;iV e sotne accrui�'c �i 'cl e reasn = • �
� r�s 1�ac1� �f �kils r�co�7u�i�ndatian. B co�se
,Crim -s . , , -, . Y a. no, the
.ma, sic�n reierrect ��Ze matteY bavlc to �l?e Palic� Chiet' and tl�e P+Tana�er for a
r•ec�i����:��ndation at a lazer meetin�,
filxe iTana�;er pres�nted t�ie Poli�:•rin,� estirat� 1
U � s i'or streecl_;,nts reqkeuteci b;�
petit:�on oi property ovrn�rs;
B�.yside Driv�e, 9 li�hts v�3��.00
}3ri�h;.iaater Dr�v�; 7 li�;lits 2G3.dQ
' Sedeeva Dr�+ve, �, lit,iz�, v�.QO
, ^:tllsan Bi�rd. �a Ui�:Ln�7 - r.a c�s�L
F'ulton, Gi e�n�•�oc�d, TZarNhall '
B�ckett area, 3 1i�;1z�s 5g:0�
Zee Street 75,�0
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.__, Tl�ere .•�a� some discussi�xi as t� t;ze -�y e o:� li��hts co be �li�ta •- '-
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;va.� reierred �a i�?r. Or�, El�ct;r�cal Depar�cn2en� Superin'celidez�t, far nloz� :Lnfczrrnai;x�an,
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Novernber 5� 195� -
Cor;�1'n��ssl�rner 'I3aZaann�� �_� . _,
rz au�ves��d 7uak�.� a�.a out shoU� , �� •
; � Y �.n�, tne li�ht�n �'ar �he -
�zhr�xe C.�� in ard�r �U devc�.� � �
3'' p-., �ro�ram i'or ll�l�tin�; th� Cif;y �rop�rl -,
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_ Th� C-l��r A�torn� rea;c7 on :i,ts th� c1 •- ,. . .� '
�, - Y x readin� Ordinance , 22 i�hich t�ould an
�lze Gl�y acreab� i;o b� lci�oti�m as Pa.ir Oa?cs �-�-; _�e3� into
Subcl�v`I,>_an,. Camn�3.ssion�r Strari-
tha� O�cLz�ar�ce 22 be _ � moved
7 passecl and ad��tecl on its �lzixd and �'��.na1 r�a '
din� and tile
�ro�er offic:Lals '�e autlzo�ized 'co execute lt. TZution G7 u s - . .-
a econclect by' Commzssio�zei�
_�_,: I�cb�r�s ancl c�,rrzed unazliincrLisl�.
'�1�:� Ci�L A�torn � , , . , . . ,. . . �
y ef ��ad on its i'irst reacll� Ordi�iaizce 2 ' •
i:lze C:i.t � s intent�,al� �ta an ' t v 7 3�rh.�ch, ti�ould d,eclare
Y nex �,nto „he C:ttv the north 30 fee� of the Sou-�h 60 feet
o� �h� East �3?NO feet of' the S�n11 oi' the N.Jl� e�i' �ecti� "�_ _ 3 .
. u� u n 1L 29 1G (a thirty �'c�ot str�
a� �tx�e� ri �lzt af �,ra � p
G y uouth oi' Gulf to Bay Aeres) . Comrnissiqne� Ei.ober
, �s mov�d
t;laat Orttina�zce 72� u� ��assecl on ite iirst ret �, J . , • >
_ �,dln�. TIation �ras seconded by Gom,mission�r
��hanr�oti and carried unanimousl3r .
Carnm:i.3s:ipz�er Rob�r�s nto�red tha;t Qrciizza.nce 7�3 be cons7 cie7^e an •,
d sfs second
x�cacl3.i�� by ti�le c,i�1�r vaith 'ci2e unanimuus ap rova7, cf the Conuni . , ,
P sszan. T�iotion ,vas
s�concled by Con7m'zssir�ner B�k�annon anr� carried unana�nlously. The Citf Attarne �^ead
, t�ie Ordiizanc.e b ti �l e���1= . Comn�. si . Y
J' ,� � oner Roberts mcved tiaat Qrdir_ance 7�� b�
passec� an :i.t� secon�l r�aclin;; "ksy ti�le anly. Plotion ti�ras seconcler� -� .
b,,r Cor.tm�.ssiaizer
Stra�z�; a,nd ca�ried: unan:ir,icusly. ', '
Cc�znn�is�ioner Strail� r,ovecl that Orcl.inan�e 2�e canside e ' �
? 3 r d on its thzrcl and
f3:�za1 readin� ti�ii�h thc una.i_i.mous conser_t oi` t1Y� Camn�,ssion. T+Iation Uras seconded by
C�,mri��sioi�er Bo17�nnan a:�d carr-� ecl unanimousl , The Cit� Attorne- r-
Y ,7 ,� read the 0_ din�;r�ee _,
in iu11. Coinm�.ssial�er Stran�; maved tkxat Ordinance 723 be p�sse� o-rL its �hird an�3
final readln� ax1c� adap�ecl ar<d the proper afi'!cials be autharized i,o erEcute i�.
Mcrtic�iz t^tas seconcleci by C�nrLi.tisi�ne-r Rob�rts arid carr3,ecl unanimcusly.
TlZ� City Attqr�Zey reacl on its zi-rst read}iz��� Ordinan �
�, ce 7_4 v�rhlcii v�aald amerxd
Clzapter 17, Sect; on 1� ��i the City Codc re� a�cine to t�2e t"encin ��f 't��c ards
b J 3r by
reniuvinb ti,1e pr�visi�i�s tl�,erein e�cept��� pretni.ses 1cca�ed at a distance o"
� mare
�han 1, 000 feet i'ronl a i,iaii� choruu;;�fare ai the City . G�mm.i.ssicner Stran� moved
tlzat Ordinance 72� be t�assed an its first readine,' I'Rr�tion x��as seccnded b
�ainms.ss3.oizer Robert� ar1c1 carriec� unat-iirnously.
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T�ze Cit .. A�t�Urne read on ii;s f'irut - :_, �• �; . r,
Y �' read�nb Ord_nanee 725 pro slctinb for a
sp�ci�:l election tu be Yie1d tivith i,he re�;�Iar election an Decer�lbe-r � 8�h, � 95�, �o
dece�tu�:ne tivhether or not OrtLnailce 726, amei'�d�r�� the Cii,y Zcizin�• Ordi�lance shall
be ra�if��.ed. �'ne rQayor sugeestecl tna� ti�e uestion tio a b � '
aut in i:n.e �t- • n r , 9.: ppear�aiz t11e ba_1ot as set
Ord_nance D� 5 ozt '�favor tne adcpzsol2 of Ord�nance �26? be enlar�ed tc�
include r,iore expla�Zation af tre purpose ef t�ie Ord:iiza_zce, Cor2nissio�2er Ftoberts
ni�ved that Or��.lr�a:�.ce 725 be passed oi1 i�s first :ceaaiiz�; �;vitii tl�e ariendment as
su�oested. l3otic,iz tvas seconded by Comri-t ssi�in.er Bohannan and c�r�^i�d unarsmo:asly,
Th� City Attori�,e - resei2ted a l�st o�' 7�erLs *�, . �,
Y 1� �rn�cl7 I_aa beEn �roposed far
iize2usi��� in ti�e zc,n�in ° referei�d�rm fo-r tlle a ro a ,. .� .
� Pp v 1 oi' the Corn�n�,ss_o�2. The � tems
s;�ere discuss�d by the Cor,unissioners and it ?.vaN decided to T�old a Public Hearing _
oiz the �7roposed zunliib chai�ees on Tu�sd�.y, November 13th, i�Tr. 3d :,il�itson, ovmer
af Loi;s 1-G, Blaelv A, H3.7.lcrest 5ubctiviuion No. l, reques�ed �hat 'chese lc�s be
c�1an�;ed fram R-1 to I�-� zoizin^ as tl�e use ai' ;�' _ �,
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a ilar property alo��� DreGt Stree � in
tlza't zieiel�barhaod �Jas for ii�t�l'tip1� w�i,zs, t4r, v�lkiitson � s r�ques� :ras rei'exred i,a
the Zo'ri;tiz� Bqard �'or �,n opinion bef�re bei,7-� ut on t11� schedule fo , " ,
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Hearix��; an I�Fav�maer 1�t.1. CamnLissioi-ze� Stranb ?;iovecl �hat ti�� Gor,u�?ission. have a
sj�Pcia;1 meet3n � far a Ful�lic FIearin�• :iri canizee'-" - ;
b � � �zon r,rii�h items to ue _rc�uded :i.n
i��i� Zonin� i efer�iZclur�i a � 1: 30 P. b1. an TLyesday, �T�vembar 13th. 1�7o�iori ;vas secanded
l�y Curruuiss7 aii�Y� 3ohani�o� ai�d carried u_ianim���.ts?3r,
Tl2e tTayor z�cc�rruuei�cled �i�at �l�e n7ana�;er prepare a sc%�edu1� vi �rasY? collectic��z
anu �1�e iiec�ssary �c��ti�n���z� t�a niaii�:i;a�:n sucli a co33ectiun scized.�le so t�?at people
ttoulcl lia;v� a def`inii:e �a;� fo� eollec�ion iiz the di=T"eienL- aiei'r�hpcil�,eods,
�olntuiss:i.aner 1�ab�rts suueesi;ecl tha.z after suel� a sclledule �:S iii e�;f�:c� �hat sarae
inebt�lat:�oiss sl�ott7:d 'a� drar�rn t�p so t.zat peo�a.le �^,�uld i7�t �ile �iieir ��ash iiZ car 1�ear
•�i2e str�et tuz�cil e -
th day preva.�ti�a t;o i.he co3lectlo�z, T1xe i�laJor su��ested deelar-ii��
�. "C���.i1 'Up a2zd F�cau':.-if'� ca.iiol1 i�1e�1�" pr�uious zo �he be�in.nin�, cz t's�e t��i�lt�r
�eas�n to ma?ce t:ie City� rnore at�rac'cive. The .ia.na�er s-ta<�ed �cl�at a sclledul� orould
Y�e re�c1� in 1;ize s-�ear �'uture,
�k2e City Attorney presez�ted �. correc�ea c�py cf the iestriet�.�ns �'or ��lze
Ii�dta.sl�,.rial 1'arl�. fie poiizted Qut t;�e cc;r-recti�i2s ai�c said tilat se�>sral Qf �hen� ti�re�::
tnade at tlle su�;�;esiioil oi' tk�� Gity En�ineer: C�mmiswianer RoU�rts rria�red th.a� these
�rotec�ive caveiza�ts of �Gz1e Cleartvater Ii�dtiistrl.al Par�� ln �he fox�m submi�ted b�
�.pprovect and the proper o�'ficials be authorized �o execute them, NIotion wa�
s�cal�.d�r� by Comm3.ss:i.o�er Inscu and car��ied uilanimotisly. Tlie h'n�;iiaeer sta�ed 'ne
tl�,�u�;h� L'l2e plat of �Ii� IndL�strial Par;ti �•1ou1d l�e ready for appr�val at the n�xt
111� C''r i 11� .
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be znc�.ude�. xn a pro,ject f�r the :�nscalla,ticn o:i str�el>li�xzt,�. �'l�e I�faria�;er ti��a�
iizs�rucf,ed ta hav'e tiziN ai�ea checl�ed aT7� �.n es�imate r�iad�. '
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CITY COT�iT�1ISSI0N I�TGL�TNG
Nc�vember �, 1:'Fj'o
t��i . ��tvis Hoiuer, Iiidt,s•crial Conun:it�ec; Cliaix�nian, request�d �i,liac 1�U a�3pi�s of t:iie �
app���vec zes�rle�=ans f.r tlie Iazdustz3.a"1 Parl� be ni:imeU�ra�liea �ar ivailin� uu� t�t1.'�l�
a pz�e.limi���.ry plat �tc� •i n�erest i�e;v :indus�;ries :i.ii movizl�; lle���. Ti�e C�� t:;� At�orney
stazed I�.�is c�epart.,ierit cTauld iakc care o:i i;lze nu.n�o�rapii.Gi�;�. t•Tr.�. Hunier asl�ed tl�.a�i, a
letiter or a Resolutio,z be pr�e�arecl �;3vin� assurat�ce chat tlze City tv111 as�istiver emer�eiacy
sire and �o1:i,ce calls �ri4hi*i a si:� niile pexime�er oi' i;lze City� 1inLts cn a s�and�y
i�asis. Tl1e P�Sayor su��4si;ed ins�:rLtctin�; �:lze CitSr At�Lc-riley i;o k�re;�are a R�sul�zt::�o3�
to Pro ject V sayino i;lza�; t11c Ci�y vril� ai'fai �. tii�m sta��dbir �erv'�ce L"or fire
pr��L-ecLioii tiv2tlia�i s',.a. r,��.1es of tlie Citj% 1-im:i.ts. Conu:�issionei Stran;; iii�ved tl�a� �l;c;
�ropei ofi;�e?als pe aui�lioiized to e�i�cu��: s,..cl1 a R�solt?tion. T�lu��I:�icii �ras �ec�nded
USr Conun;i,ssion�r Rc�berts a�id carried _un�z�intously.
Tl�e Cit�x At{;ori7e5- a,sl,ea that Item 6-G, Proposed Deed from City to Chamber of
Commerce covering Cletreland Street propexty, be cleferred.
The City Attorney presented a request from Miss Elsie Duncan for cancell�.tion
of an assessment for sanitary sewer for two thirty foot strip� along Druid Ro�.d
which she would like to dedicate as street right of way, (one to be an extension of
Yelvington and one for an extension of Keystone). There wa� some d1_scussion as to
who �wned the othFr half of these two proposed streets and it was reported that Mr.
Hamrick was iviLing to dedicate his half of Yelvin�ton to m�tke a sixty foot right of
way. By consent, the Commission took the matter under advisement and the CitS* Engineer
and the City Attorney were instructed to investigate to see if it was possible to get
a complete sixty foot right of �vay in the area concerned.
The City Attorney read Resolutian 56-31 which correctea an error im the assess-
ment for Lots 14 and 15 le.s the North 55 feet thereof, Longview Subdivision, owned
by Walter E. Haas and chane�Pd the assessment con�ained in the original Resolution
56-14 fxom $376.11 to y�22��.38, t�e City to bear the cost of the differ�nce.
Commis�ioner Strang moved that Resolution 56-31 be psssed and adopted and the proper
officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohar�on
and car-ried unanimously.
The Mayor aniiounced the consideration of z Resolution concerning Briley, Wild
and Associates. By consent, the Resolution was deferred to tihe next meeting to give
the Commissioners time t� study it.
Mr. T. H. Hutchinson, Jr., representing four Railroad Brotherhoods, appeared
before the C�mmission and requested that a Resolution be adopted requesting the
Florida Railr�ad and Public Utilities Commisaion to deny the application of Rockana
Carriers, Inc., for a certificate ox public co�ver_ience and necessity to operate an
auto transportation company in the common carriage a£ fertil'Lzer, etc., in the State
of Flarida. By consent, the matter was deferred for study and consideration at �he
meeting on Novetnber 1.3th.
The Commission now adjourned as the City Comm3,ssion and acting as Trustees of
the Pension Fund considered a letter from Mr. 0. H. Downing, Utility Service Supervisor,
requestin� retirement under the Pension Act to be effe�tive November 15, 1g56, after
nearly thirty-one years of service tvith the City. The Mayor read a letter from the
Advisory Committee of the F�nployees' Pension Fund recommendi�zg that Mr.. Downing
be retired at a pension of $212.06 per month according to the requirementa of the
Pension Act. Commissioner Strang moved that Mr. D�wning�s retirement be approved
as recommended by the Advisony Committee. Motion was seconded by Commissic�ner
Bohannon and carried unanimously.
The Commission acting as Tr.ustees of the Pensicn Fu:�i admitted Charles Suggs,
Laborer, Public Service Department, and Ernest W3chelns, Motorcycle Patrolman, Police
Department, to membership in the Pension Plan on a notion by Commissioner Strang
which was seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried unanimously.
TY1P.7.'P being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting was
adjourned at 5:40 P.M.
Atteat:
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CITY COb�t��1ISSI0N ME�`l�IIdG
Novemb�r 5, l�?56
November l, 1956
Maycr Commissioner Herbert• I+�. Brown
Commissioners; Yl. E� atrang, Jr.
J, N. Lohannon
Cleveland Insco, Jr.
Samuel J. Hoberts
GPntlemen:
'she Cizy Commission will meet zn ftegular Session on Monday aftc�rz�oon,
November 5, 1.956 in the City Hall =�uditorium i'or the purpose of discussjn� the
items listed on the attached agend�. Meeting tine will be at 1�30 P.�I.
JI,S; s Respectfullg youT`9'
Enclosures /s/ John L. Sullivan
�ity ivianager
Agenda - City Commission I�Ieeting of November 5, 1956
City Ha11 AuditorQum
1;30 P.M.
:ZE GiILE1R
lm Invocation, Rev. �%arl Houston, Skycrest Baptist �hurch.
2, Approving the minutes of the Re�ular Bleetir� of OcL�ber 15, 1956 and tha
Specia� Mee�ings of �ctober 22, and 2y, 1956,;
3. Opening of bids for:.
A. Street lighting equipment and materials.
B. Sanitary sewer in BrightVlater Drive,
t�. Awarding of bid for Pressure Reducing Valves.
5. �ommission's cons id�rati�n of :
A. Presentation of National Safety �ouncil Inventory �nd Analysis.
B, Report on Master RQadway Plan TMI�4R11t by �ha Plannin; Board.
C, Approving bids for Auction Sale held on November l, 1956.
D, Lett er from Florida Planning and 2oning Association.
E. Traffie Signal Installations at Druid & Missouri and Court & Missouri
Intersectiunso
F. InstallaGion of street lights in various areas of the City.
6. Comcnission's consir�.�ration of items from the City A�torney's Of£iee:
A. Ordinance y�']22, f3.na1 consideration, Ar�nexaiion of Fair Oakd Subdivision,.
B. Ordinance �723, Intention to Annex area for road purposes - Gulf to Ba�
Acres.
C. brdinance ca��.ing special electi.cn for zoning referendum.
D. Ordinance amending zonin� map.
E. Ordir_ance �72i�, Amending C}�p�r 1%5 Section 19, �ode relating to
fencing o£ junk y�ards.
F. ResLrictions for Clearwater Industrial Park.
G, Proposed veed from City to �hamber of Commerce covering Gleveland �treet
pro pe rty .
H. Agreement with �Iiss Elsie Duncan coverin� dedication of stre�t �ight
of way by he�i a exchange for cancellation af sewer assessments.
I. Resolution cbrrecting error in sewer assessment d�vering Lots 11� and
15 of LoizgviEw Subdivision.
J. Briley 1Vild and Associates, Resalution.
7. Any iiem not on the agenda will be considered with the consent cf the Gc,mmission
Adjournment
�ommission acting as Trustees £or the Pension Plan.
Rir. Nrthur Kruse, October 2$, 1�5F
Cle arwater Planning Departme� ,
Clearwater, Florida'
Dear Arthur:
V�Je �hank you verv much.
A11 of u�, the As3ociation as a whole, the retiring officers, and the xiew
officers, are all indebted to you and to the City of Clearwaterand to the local
commiL-tees which worked so t�rd and so well, and to the Ft. Harrison, and to the
�hamber of Commerce.
b�tween yau, you made this not�,�y the bi�,gest conference we ever had, but
also by far the smaoth9st and best so far as lacally-arranged details were conc�rned.
R�gistration was very well handled. The Civie R�ceptiony ana the entertair.ment
by the George 5imons swimmers, was unique in our experience-we have never had a
civic recepti.on t�efore. We had more mailings, and mure complete mailings, of
preliminary material t han we have ever had before, and the a��tendanee reflects
the eifectiveness of what the hoteZ and the Chamber did on this score.
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CITY C OMMISSION MEEmING
November 5, 1956
Continued
`Phe Ft. Harrison - Ed Hunt and his team - c?id a tremendously effective
job. Some of our members are pratty fussy, if I may say so, but T ha3rd
absolutply no adverse cottment a nd I heara a great many complimentary ones.
So we do thank you for arranging a most enjoyabl� sess�on. Please pass
the wor�l to all concerned. We'd like to write all of them, if we could, but
we'll count on yau to handle this la�t chore as effectively as�c'�i.d a11 the others.
Cordi,ally,
/s/ Fred
Frederick H. �air, Jr.
�xecutive Secret.�ry
October 30, 1956
Advisory �ommi�tee
of the EmployeesT Pension Pur�d
Clearwater, Florida
Uentlemen:
Hava:ng served the City to the best of my �bility for aa.most tYcirty-one
years, T respectfully reauest that you consider my request for retirement to
be effectide Nov. 15, 1956, hut hope to be released f rom duties Nov. $th to tske
one week of vacation, which the nxessure of work up to this time has prevented
me from taking.
OB;mh
CC: Nm. Sullivan, City tiIanager
Honorable City Gou�nissioners
Clearwat er, Florida
Gentlemen:
Very truly 3�ours,
/s/ 0, H. powming
Supt.
Octobex 31, 1956
As Tr��stees of the City of C?earwater,�mployees� Pensioa Fund, you��are
hereby notified that in view of trie attached letter from Prir. Oscar H. D�wning,
who has completed 30 �ears Service with ��e City, the Advisory Gommittee
recorffinends that he be retired a� a pension of �p212,06 per month taith amount
is arrived at as follows:
'1'otal wages paid for 1 ast iive pzars �21,2�5•72
Avexage per year t�, 21�1.14
�lverage per month 353•43
2% x 35�.43 .•• • 1. . 7.06,�36
30 yrs. service x �.06$6 .. .$�2:12.Ob monthly Pension
Mr. Downing meet s all the requirements for retirement under our Pension
rules and has given the City many years of good serviceo
Respectfully sLtbmitted,
ADVISORY COT�IIT`l'EE oi the
City Employees' Pension Fund
/s% Paul Kane, �hairman
/s/ Dick Nelsor_
/s/ Dorothy Roth
I he reby certif3� th e above dat es and calculations to be cor.rect according to
the records of -�his office.
/s/ Frank Abernathp,
City Treasureer
October 25, 1956
Honorable �ity Commissioners
Clear�ater, Florida
Gentlemen :
As Trustees of the �ity of Clearwater Employees' Pension rund, you
are herPby notified that Charle s Suggs, Laborer, Public Service, Dept. has been
examined by a local ph3rsician and desionated by him as a tTFirst Class"risk.
The above employee began his service wit h the �ity on April 9, 1956
is under 4.5 years of age (born Jan. 1, 192�.) and meets the rer�uiremert s ofi our
Civil Service. It is hereby recomr��lde�i by the Advisory Commi.tteo that he be
accepted ir_to membership.
Very Truly, yaiu�s,
Advisory �ommittee of the
Empbyees' Pension Fund.
/s Paul Kan e, �hairman
�s/� Dorothy Roth
/s� Dick Nelson
s
CIZ'Y C�MMISSION MEETIN�'r
NOvember 5, 1596
Octo ber 16, 1956
Honorable City Commissioners
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
As Trustaes of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you
are ��er�by notified thaL Ern�st �9ichelns, Motorcycle Patrolman, Police Dept.
has been duly dxamined by a local physician and de3ignated hy him as a"First
Class'� risk-.
`Phe above employee began his seivice wiih t he City on April 6, 1956
is under 1�.�.:yea�rs of age (born Sept. 13, 192w) and meets the requiremer�ts of our
Civil Service, It is hereby recommended by the Advisory �ommittee that he be
accepted in�.o membershi� �
Very truly,qours,
Advisory Committse af
The Employees' Pension Fudd.
/s/ Paul �an�, Ghairman
�s� Dorothy Roth
/s/ Dick Nelson
h E S 0 L U T I 0 N
5b-31
�iEREAS, Resolutir,n �To. 56-J1+ making the assessment for the installation
of sanitary sewers in the area between Gulf-to-Bay, Druid, Phoenix and Hillcrest
Str�ets and Avenues in the Cit y of Clearwater, Flori.da, was adopted on September
24, 195b, and
WfIEREpS, an error was made in sp�eading �id assessment in that Lots
14 and 15, l.�ss the North 55 feet thereof, of Longview S�zb�ivision, as the
property of ;:7alter E. Hass, was assessed a�otal of �376.11, and
WHFREAS, actually, the assessment should have been against the Sotzth
69.q feet of said I,ots l�. and 15, the property of Walter E, Hass, in the sum of
�224.3$; and
WHEREAS, said assessment should be c�rrec�ed and in order�that the same
may be �one, it will be necessary for the City to pay for the dzfference in the
sum of ,�'Z51.73 resulting from the error in said assessmern;
NOW, iI-�REFORE, BE I`t RESOZVED by the City Commission of �learwater,
Florida, ia session duly a•nd regularly asseml�d, as follo��s:
l. jhat the assessment against the propert}r of �t�alter E. Hass, described
as Lots ].1r. and 15, less the North �5 feet thereof, ir_ the to�.al�sum of �376.11 is
hereby amended tio prov�de for an ass�ssment against the property of said ti�alter
E. Hass described as the Souih 69.9 feet of Lots 14 and 15 of Lon,�rie�a Subdivision
in the amount of �224.3$.
2. '1'hat the �ity of Gl.earw:�ter shall bear the cost of the difierence
resulting f`rom said error, in the sum of �1151.73,
3. 1'hat in all other respects said Resolution No, 56-14. be and the
same is hereby ratified, confirmed and approved.
PASSED Ad1D ADOPi'LD this the 5 day of Nwember, 1956.
Aitest: �s/ Herbert M. Brown
/sf R. G. 4�'hitehead P�iag�g-�or�missioner
City Auditor and Glerk
R E S O L U 1 I O I�T
5b - 33
WHEREAS, the Industrial Committee of the City of Cl�arwater has
advised the Cit y that new industries locating in bh e viciniLy of the Gity of
Clearwater have requested assurance from the City that in the event the same
is required, Lhat available fire fighting equipment of the City will be furn-
ish ed such industries in the event of a serious fire, conflagration nr other
disaster; and,
WH'�REaS, the location of such industries in the vicinity of the City
of Clearwater is deemed desirabl,e to the City and. the City wishes to make assura�e
of furnishing such f ire protection within a reasonable distance from the City
limits, pro�i.ding that the p.rotection of persons and prope rty wi�hin the eity limits
is noL thereby jeopardized;
Continued
�
i
.�f'���;� a
CI�l'Y C OMTvLZSSION MEE`PING
November 5: 1956
�ontinued
NOW 'a'HEREFORE, BE IT RESOILVED BY �l'HE CI`i'Y G 0��'PaIISSI0P1 OF THE GITY
OF CLEAHWxY'ER, FLORIDA,in session duly and regularly assembled, that iL hereby
indicates i�s willingr.�ss and makes assurance that in the event of a serious
fire, conflagratiom, or other disaster to or at an industry located within
six (6) miles of �he limi�s of the Gity of �learwater, it will furnish avail-
able fire fighting equipment for cornbatting same, prowiding such f are �'ighting
equipment is not at the same ti�ne required within �he limits of the City of
Clearwater for the �rotection of persons and property lacated therein.
PASSED AI�TD ABOP1'ED this 5th day of November, 1956.
/s/ W. E, Strang, Jr.
Acting Mayor-commissioner
Attest:
/s/ R. G, ldhitehead
City AudiLor and Clerk
�!��"" � ,
ORDII�r'1I4CE No. 722
AN OHDIP�AICCE l�hiV�lLIIVC A�1�I�GE `i:0 B� �hi��ilJ
1�S FAIR OAKS SUBD�IISIQh Ii��l'0 �' HE CORPi}RA`l'E
Lu•fiTl'S Or 1HE CI'rY 0 F�LEARiIIci��., FT,OiiIDA,
�11� I�tE-DGFIf�TAG 'PEIE EpU2;D�itY I,Ih'ES UF THE
CIZY i0 I�G�UDE S1#ID SUBDIVTSTOI� AC^�JRDSI�G
`1Ci �HE tROVI SIOt�S QF SEGTTOI� 171.04: �OFTDti
Sl�fiU1��S; ZOI�IIdG tHE A,I�'A!EXF.D FROF�R'I'Y Fi-1
1'tESIDEI+�`lIAL AI�D FHOVIDIIIG I'QR TflE EFF�v1I�
D�'�TE.
�:HETiE�S, Lhe City Cortu���ission af the City of Glearwater, Florida,
enacted Ordinance 719 on Sep�e{nber 2/�, 1956, vrhich ordinance declared the
intention of the said City to annex F�.ir 4aks S�:bciivision into the cnrporate
limits of �he Gi-�y of Clearwater, and
�r'HEREAS, said Qrdinance was published onee a week for"four conse-
cutive seeks in the Clearwater Sun, a neti4spapez� published in tne �i�y of
Cl.earwai;er, Florida, p�oof o� which publ'Lc.�L•ion is hereto attached, and
r'HL�A.EAS, more than thi.rty days has exp��ed since the enaci;ment of
Ordinance 719, and na registered voter of the City o�` Clearvaater, no o��ner o£
real estate in the terri�ory Co be annexed, and no person v�homsoever, has olijected
ta such annexation or has a�plied �o the t;ircuiG Court of the Sixth Judicial
Circuit in and for Pinellas County„ Florida, setting forth any objections to saici
azmexation, and
,"H�RE'S, all af the provisionw of Section 171,(�., Florida Statutes,
have been coraplizd with,
1�0'P;, 'PH;�FtEFORF, Br. I'l` (.�Yi.J7�.Ii�'LD IiY THE CIT'Y COi��:tl5:iI0It OF ^LH� C3TY OF
CLEAR"r��L;�, F�ORIDt�:
Se�tion l. `�he City of Clearw�,ter, actin� by and through iLs City
Gommission, cy thE autihority and under the rsoNisio�s of Section 171,Oy.,
Fl.�r. ida Sta�ui;es, hereby annexes ir�to the corporabe limits of �he City of
Cleary�ater, Florida, and re-defines tY�e boundary lires of said City so as to
in�lude therein the follaiain�:
Being a subdivision of part of �he �E 1/4 of the S�� 1�1�
of SLC. 13, Twp. 29S, E�ge. 15E,
From the h�: cor, of the SVi 1/y� a� Sec. 13, 1wp. 29 S, Rge.
15 E, run S. 0 deg. Otrf 5$7t nd, alan� the S�c.line, lq� 9•51
it. to the 10 acre line, thence S. �9 deg. 1$2 51��i E, a7.nng
the 1Q acre line, 1327.23 ft, for F.t}.Ba; the�ce S. $9 deg.
1$' 54" �, �oYig the 10 acre line, 97%.73 ft, th�nce S.
0 deo. O6� 13i� � 210.0 ft., �hence 2i. $9 deg. 1$t 5�,tt ;�?,
977.a+ f�. to the !�0 acre li,ne, tY:�nce i�, 0 deg, 1�' 31"
'�ta alon,a, the 1�0 acre lir,e, 2105.a1 ft, to r.O.B,
Said pr�perty constiitu�es tvhat has beea pla�ted as Fair �Jaks
Subdivision aecording to �he map or plat thereof recr�rded in
Flat $ook 41, ga�e 340
S�,id property i s her�b}T zoiied as H�-1 resid�ntial progerty and Lhe
Ci�y :�rgineer ar�k the GiCy Clerk are direai.ed to include in and set out �nd shov�
upon the official zoni� map and other official ttgps of the City of Gleartaater;,
the fo�g�ing pro�.�erty with its zoning �s indicated.
�ection 3.. This ordir.ance sha11 became effective imr�ediately upon
its passa�e.
I'�15::ED OI� FIRST it�x�11VG Qctot�er 29: 1956
P��tSSED OIzSECJi�D k�ADThG Octob�r 29� 1956
F��S�r/ �N `1'Hii�II t;I�D �`II�AL
FiEEtLiiv� At1D ABJPTEI3 l�ovemlaer 5. 1956
Attest: �s% Her.bert 2��. Brok=n
�s� k, u, ttilv.tehead Tfapor-Commis sioner
Gity iiuditor a nd C1erk
0
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ORll1PYAhCE 72�
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Jl�' CLE:�'s`irit�€i "i'0 A1VT:EX r`> TaG.�'PTON OF!' J;CRE�?ufE 10 �31�
tT�ED FG�i� 5`1R�i �I�ii`I'-OF-�IlIY F°Uh�OS��, �N:i�7 '1'IiE
C::ti�l.'�l"�i E LIa.I'i 5 U� 'll�� GI�'�' OF CLL;At�.4d.+ti;R, 1+LaRIUA,
UF+�iv' '1HL EkP1RA`iI?N OF rrHIRTY {30) T?AYS FFtt1�i `iEf�
�'ASSIIVG QF `i"HiS t7kD:tTi.lI�Cr AGCOiit7In% 2'0 Y'H� FI3ClVI$IC3h5
� � ia�' �i.C�'.�'Z�h �.71..a1F� T.L�f�I�}i .5'�l°y1�U��'�i�.S� 1955i �ini�
FKOiTIDIA�� F(7R `'i'HE EF:ECiNE ��',1� 0� Ti;T� �2Tii11A�Gr.
B�; i"1 �7R.DAIhLp T3Y `.i'H.� CI'iY GQ��•1�SSIQN OF YHE CIiY OF CLE:,Rt�i�T�ft F�ORIDA:
Section 1, The City r�f �learwater, Florida, acting by 3nd through
its City Cnm�.'ussion, I�ereby declares its intection to annex into the corporate
limits of the Gi�y o.f Clearnaier, �'�lorida, the folla,ving dascrit�d land lyin�
cqntiguoas �,o the Lerrztorial limics o� said Cit�, which land cQntains less
than t�n {lOj ra�is�er•ed vo�er:
Bein� the I�orth 30 feeL- of the South 3b0 feet of the
E4�t $4� fe�t of tize Southwest �1uai-ter (SG� 1/1�) of the
lortheast �uzrter (14� 1/4) of Sec�ion 18, i`ownship
29 5., 8ange 16 E.
Said pro�rty having beer. dee�ed to tne City for stre�t ri.,;ht-of-way
purpo ses.
Seczaon 2, 'i'he Ci�y of Glearwater, actin� by and throu�h its �ity
�omttission, intends to anrsex the �'areooing land ��ecording to the provisions of
Section 171.0J�, Florida Statutas, i955, and to that end the Ci�cy Auditor and
Glerk is hereby direcLec� to publish �his Ordinance in the �learwater Sun, a
nGwspaper puUlished in the Ciiy o� �learE��ater, once a rr�eek for four (�.) conse—
cu�ive weeks i�me�iat,ely after the passa;e af this flrriinance.
S�ction 3. `ihis ordinanoe shall beco�e effective a;mm�diately
upon it s passage.
PxSS�D �s�: FIFc�i' REAnIi�= : I�ovembe� 5, 1956
F'n�SE� 0� �LG�i�i,� �i�;aliIYTu: tuovesber 5, 1�56
F�S'SE'� iJI� iI�IFiI P,1�17 FIIt �L
RE�iU�:I�G AIqD �D�F`L�D hovernber 5. 1956
�itt, est : ' /s/ N er�er� Y�2. Brown
/s/ k. u, ti=hitehead �layoraCommissi�ner
Gity P.udi�or and ulerk
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