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11/13/1956 *Absent at rirst of meeting. Came in later. ,,' , l.':'; .::"1':',"" .:'t!:r.:~/~'~:/ , , '" _ s..".. . ,- ".." ~:...., .'.. ... ~'..' ~ . ,,' :':'.'t.*,.": ~:~.. ~ ". ,,.. ." . . .: " -'- ,!..: :.:'" .~:, ~ .,.'...., ~'" ,"." '. - .>~. ...,>,LLj,.~. L,,,,,,,,,,,,;,,,;;::;'L;;~':;~IJ1ki~;(;';3f;~~; Y> / I..""",,,. iill' CITY CO~SSION MEETING November 13, 1956 ',.;.~;"\i. Herbert M. Erown J. N. Eohannon Cleveland Insco, Jr. Samuel J. Roberts *W. E. Strang, Jr. Mayor-Commissioner Conun1ssioner Conunissioner Commi ssioner Commissioner t~;:.i:,>".' r t ,-', ! ' , ~:. . . ~ ' i f. I, , i I ;. i " \ The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in special session at City Hall, Tuesday, November 13, 1956, at 1:30 P.M. with the ~olloWin~ members present: Also present were: Zonin~ Bo~rd Members John L. eullivan Ben Krentzman G. T. McClamma S. Lickton H. Dunn H. Hamlin, W. Nodine E. Marquardt, H. Shepard City Mana~er City Attorney Chief of Police City E~ineer Asst. to City Mana~er . ! " f ' '4"::, ./ 1[~/i;,1-;,' .... fL;;':<::~~;il!f~:;' J ~., ..'." ".t"\ :~i,(;~t:0} " ~.\rti~~ .:~' ,:.. The Mayor called the meetin~ to order and announced that the first item to be considered would be the request from the Florida Railroad Employees Assoc~ation for Resolution supportin~ their posit~on in Florida Utility Docket ~753-CCT. The C~ty Attorney reported that a representative of the railroad brotherhoods had ~ppeared at the last meeting and asked that the City oppose the ~rantin~ by the Florida Railroad and Publ~c Utilities Co~ssion of tnis certificate of public convenience and necessity to Rockana Carriers, Incorporated, and indicate its disapproval of ~rantin~ the permit on the grounds that the large trucks would damage the streets of the City of Clearwater. The City Attorney read the Resolution 56-32 addressed to the Florida Railroad and Public Utilities Commdssion asking that the applicat~on of Rockana Carriers, Incorporated, be denied. Commissioner Roberts moved that Resolution 56-32 be adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. Commissioner Insco presented a letter from the Special Events Cornmdttee of the Chamber of Commerce indicating that the Cornmdttee approved the proposed budget of $9,475.00 ror the Fun IN Sun events. Commissioner Roberts suggested that the Commdss1on meet with the FUn IN Sun Committee to discuss the various items. ~ consent, the Commission agreed to this. Commdssioner Strang arrived at 1:50 P.M. The Mayor announoed the Public Hearing to consider items to be placed in the Zoning Ordinance to be submitted for referendum in a special election on December 18, 1956. He stated the first item to be considered was the proposal that the zoning law be amended to provide that no lot or plot having an area of less that 3,500 square feet shall hereafter be used for building in an R-2 area, in place of the present requirement of 2,500 square feet. He reported that the 2,500 square feet was not considered enough to use for a duplex residence. There being no objection, Commiss~oner Strang moved that this item be placed in the ordinance. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carr~ed unanimously. The Commission considered the proposal to rezone the following lots in Hibiscus Gardens from R-2 to Business: Lots 1, 2, 10, 11 and 12, Block L Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 10, Elock J Lots l2 and l3, Block a Lots 8, 9, 17 and 18, Block D The Mayor inquired ~f there were any objections or comments. Mr. Edward C. Heseltine, owner oC Lots 9 and 10, Block J, Hibiscus Gardens, inquired if both of his lots could be included in the Business zoniug instead of just Lot 10. The Mayor replied there had been a straight line drawn across the subdivision to separate the Business zone from the residentia1 area and he felt that if the proposed zoning was adopted, Mr. Heselt1ne could present ~t 9 to the Zoning Board and the Co~ssion as a hardship case for Business use of the property. Mr. Heseltine withdrew his request. Mrs. Ethel T. Hughes, owner or Lots 15 and 16, Block D, asked if both o~ her lots could be included in the Business zone. It was the opinion of the Commdssion that the Ol~er could present the need ror Business zoning to the Zoning Board as a hardsnip case. Mrs. Hughes withdrew her request. Comm1ss~oner Bohannon moved that the pro- posed zoning change as set out ~n Item 2 for rezoning from R-2 to Business in Hibiscus Gardens be approved and placed in the referendum ordinance. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried unanimously. The proposal to rezone the following property rrom R-2 to R-4 was considered by the Commission: Lots 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8, Block M Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and B, Block P All of Block K Lota 5, 6, 7, Band 9, Blook J --., -2- CITY COMMISSION MEETING November 131 1956 Mr. Edward C. Heseltine, owner of Lots 31 4, 5, Block 0, Hibiscus Gardens, requested that his lots be rezoned as R-4 from R-2. The Commdssion agreed to granting this request. Commissioner Bohannon moved that the proposed change o~ zoning from R-2 to R-4 in Hibiscus Garden6 Subdivision as set out ~n Item 2 together with the addi- tional item of Lots 3, 4 and 5, Block 0, be approved and included in the Zoning re~erendwm. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. . , , .' ." ,,:.,;;;..:, ,,~:,;::~.,.,:f::.';i~~:'~'\i.,.~6. ~;',~:;;j~~"~~~;:,:::':"vJSi~~bx;:~~/~~fj:;,J~iji't~~~;~j~~~~~q,: . I'.:A"J';:I~\" ',' ~// ~I r?f!,~jh1~~: F ,. {":;...", __.../ f.~':t...-..;.:.\..;"..;;\,~~, f,~f.f~!~~~;:!;~ ' rJ"t"\(,:~:~11";'1""".'." ~;ifi~l~ .,';' . ; 1,' \ I, ij-."~4' The City Attorney announoed consideration of the proposal that City property including pumped-in area lying south of Stevenson Creek and east o~ North Fort Harr~son Avenue in the Navajo Park Subdivision be zoned as Public. The Mayor stated that this property had alrea~ been dedicated as park property by Resolution and this would merely change the deSignation on the Zoning Map. Commissioner ~hannon moved that the proposal #3 including the City-uwned land lying south of Stevenson Creelcl east or North Fort Harrison Avenue and north of Calumet and including Lots 59 to 64, inclus1vel Bloclc A, Lots 1-9, inclusive I Blooks Band CI Navajo Park, be 20ned as Publio, Motion was seconded by Commdss1oner Insco and carried unanimously. The proposal to rezone the following lots in Navajo Park Subdivision from R-M to R-1 was considered: Lots 1-9, inc1usivel Blocks D~ EI F and G Lots 1-10, inclusive, Block H Lots 1-4, inolusive, Block J Mr. J. A. Ogden protested the change in zoning. ~. Alfred Marshall stated that he represented all of the owners concerned in Blocks D, E and F and they were opposing the proposed change. He explained the subdivision restrictions limit the use to one family dwellingsl that these lots were zoned R-M in 1952, and on March 181 J.955, a bill o~ complaint was filed asking that the subdivision restrictions be declared void because of the changed use or the neighborhood. He said the Circuit Court had found that the R-M designation should be maintained and that the case was on appeal in the Supreme Court of Florida to be heard on November 30th. He asked that the Commdssion not taxe any action rezoning the lots while the matter was still pending in the courts. Mr. Percy Spengeman, resident of Navajo Parkl spoke in favor of a change to R-1 or R-2 zoning. The City Attorney recommended in view ~f the pending Court action that this matter not be placed on the referendum. Commissioner Strang moved that the proposal that certain lots in Navajo Park Subdivision, ~n Blocks D, E, F, G, H and J, not be included in the zoning referendum. Motion was seconded by Conmis8~oner Roberts and carried unanimously. The Commission considered the proposal to rezone ~rom R-2 to Business Lots 1-61 inclusive, Block 51 and Lots 4-6, Block 21 Pinecrest Subdivision. The Mayor expla~ned that this property was partly being used ~or Business now under permissive use. There being no objection, Commissioner Strang moved that the item be placed on the zoning re~erendum. Motion was seconded by Commdssioner Roberts and carried unanimously. "j '. . , 'l< :1' , I : '1 :1 .. ~ ;'.J1. ' , :J .,;'.'.....i "~ 1~lt!c~!~j}"l;t . -, J The proposal to zone as Business property on the north and south of Turner Street between ~ssour1 Avenue and Mad~so~ was discussed. After discuss~ng how much of the property shouJ.d be zoned as Bus1nessl the Zoning Board recommended that a strip 270 reet west from Missouri Avenue extending 147 feet on the north ~rom TUrner and 132 feet south rrom Turner be zoned Business. There being no objection, CommiSSioner Strang moved that proposal #6 be amended to include an area approximately 270 feet west ~rom the west l~ne o~ Missouri Avenue extending approximately 147 feet on the north of Turner Street and approximately l32 feet on the south of Turner Street be rezoned from R-4 to Business property and that the same be included in the re~erendum. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried unanimously. The Commdssion considered the proposal to rezone from Business to R-4 the following lots in Wallace Addition: Lots 6 and 9 and the east 62 feet of Lot 10, Block 3 Lots 1, 2 and 3 and the east 50 reet o~ Lots 4 and 5, Block 4 Mr. Thomas Hamilton spoke for himself and his neighbors in ~avor o~ the proposal stating that these lots were all occupied by houses at present and that he had presented a petition to the Zoning ~ard and the Commission asking the change. Mr. Wm. Goza, representing Mr. Larry Dimmitt, Jr.1 the owner of Lots 8 and 9 less the west 54.12 feet, Block 3, Wallace Addition~ stated that he thought this was an attempt to rezone one lotj that his client had purchased the lot with the Business zoning and intended to tear down the house on it and erect a building. Ke said Mr. Dimmdtt made application to the Building Inspector for a permit to erect a building and the permit was denied by the Building Inspector upon authority from the Commdss~on. He asked that the proposal to place this on re~erendum be denied and that the ~nstructions to the Building Inspector be revoked. Commdssioner Roberts moved that this matter be placed on the referendum in accordance with the recom- mendation of the Zoning SOard. Motion was seconded by Co~sBioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. ,- , '---' .' .' B.'.': . P' ..h ~'~" ......:. ~, .' _.' \ .... ..;.' .'..... ,_ .. ., > '." "ok...... 0 ~, /I/c~ j I I -3- CITY COMMISSION MEETING November 13, 1956 The proposal to rezone from R-2 to Business the following Sub of the E~ of NEt of swt of Section 22-29-15 was discussed: Lots 1, 4, 5, 8, 9, 12 and 13 Mr. Charles Phillips, Jr., attorney, spoke in favor of the proposal stating that the area was developing as a business area, that there was business property across the street in the County, and numerous exceptions for Business use had been granted along Missouri Avenue in this district. It was suggested that sinoe only 40 feet to the center line of Missouri was dedioated in this subdivision, it would be well to require a ten foot setback. Commdssioner Roberts moved that the request for the rezoning of R-2 to Business of lots set out in proposal #8 be approved, that in addition the Zoning Map be amended to indicate a 10 foot building setback from the property line facing Missouri Avenue and be included in the zoning referendum. Motion was seconded by Commdssioner Strang and oarried unanimously. lots in A. H. Duncan'S ..J . ..:.) r--\ "",~ I ~1J..', ./ !:.~" . ',\ . '. '., The request of Mr. Harry O. Chatterson to rezone Lots 5, 6 and 7, Block C, Carolina Terrace, from R-2 to Business, was considered. The Zoning Board had recommended that it be referred to referendum. It was pointed out that there were several business uses of property in this block granted under hardship applications and it was decided that this request could be handled in a like manner. Commissioner Strang moved that the matter not be placed on the ballot. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Commission considered the request of Mr. Ed Whitson to rezone Lots 1-6, Block A, Hillcrest Subdivision No.1, from R-l to R-4. The Zoning Board recommended that the matter not be placed on the referendum but be brought up again aa a hardship case before the Zoning Board. Mr. Whitson addressed the Commission stating that most prospective buyers for the property wished to have the zoning changed to R-4 ~or multiple units and because of the heavy tra~fic on Drew Street it was almost ,impossible to sell the property for R-l use. He stated that apartment houses were permitted on the south side of Drew Street west of this property. Mr. Robert w. Baker, attorney appeared on behalf of afrected property owners in the neighborhood presenting a petition signed by 88 persons who opposed this proposal and reported that Mr. Whitson as the original developer of the subdivision had sold all the other lots with restrictions for single family residences only, and that granting the request for an apartment house or motel would lower the value of the homes. Commdssioner Bohannon moved that the Commission adhere to the recommendation of the Zoning Board and omit proposal #9 from the referendum. "lotion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried unanimously. Mr. H. H. BaSkin, Sr., appeared on behalf of the Peninsular Telephone Company, asking that Lot ~ less the north 25 feet, Lots 4 and 5, Blook B, Resub of Lots l6 and 17 and West I o~ Lots 5 and 6, R. H. Padgetts Subdivision, owned 'by the Telephone Company be rezoned from R-4 to Business in the referendum. He reported that he had sent a request to the Zoning Board on June 2nd but had not reoeived notice of any aotion on the request. The City Attorney reported that the matter was discussed at a joint meeting of the Commission and the Zoning Board on July 19th and the recom- mendation was that it was not thought advisable to rezone individual lots unless specific use is shown for the same. The Mayor stated that if a designation of Business zoning was given the company could use the lots for a poleyard or stockyard that might be detrimental to the value of the surrounding homes and motels. The City Attorney suggested that the property oould be designated as Business with an agreement between the Telephone Company and the City setting out a restrictive limitation or covenant that could be recorded. He suggested that he and Mr. Baskin could work out such an agreement before next Monday'S meeting. Co~ssioner Insco moved that the matter be put on referendum subject to the approval of an agreement between the City and the Telephone Company next Monday. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner Roberts and carried unanimously. Mr. Louis Glazer, owner of the north 356 feet of Lot 2, Lakewood Replat, requested that all of his property be rezoned to R-2. The Mayor explained that the east half of Mr. Glazer's property was presently zoned R-4 and the west half is zoned R-l. After discussion with the Zoning Board it was recommended that the request be put on the referendum ballot. Commissioner Roberts moved that this item be included on the re~erendum at the request of Louis Glazer that the north 356 feet of Lot 2, Lakewood ReplatJ be given R-2 zoning. Motion was seconded by Commdssioner Insco and carried unanimOUSly. Mr. Al Rogers requested that the block of Lloyd White Skinner Subdivision including Lots 58 to 71 and Lots 105 to 120 be changed from R-l to R-4 zoning as this block faoes the City beach and otherwise is surrounded by R-4 and R-M zoning. By consent, the Clerk was directed to advertise a Publio Hearing on the request for next MOnday, November 19th, and notify the affeoted property owners. Mr. Wm. Meyers, owner of the Sea Fever~ appeared before the Commission to oomplain that trailers in the Mobile Home Show at the Municipal Auditorium were parked along the bulkhead by the City Dock and also that Pierce Boulevard had been closed off completely so that customers for his boat did not have parking space or acceSB to the Oity Dock. He requested that five or six trailers be removed from the bulkhead and that Pierce Boulevard be left open. After discussion~ the matter was referred to the City Manager to work out a satisfactory solution. i . I . ' { '. ,'I 1~' .;:i;:,~<)\,;_ . , . ::':r::;::(;;i;~:~':': . .~".'" ." ;"..,,~ " . .' :.~\ ~ .J, : '.1 {~:?~1' ..~ ---. ~~~{iw!ii~~~~~i~2~~:~~'i(~..L'~';:;:~;ic~"~;:;L!.i~~" ",!,;2'c:t;J~,;;~s,:1.i.,::g;~!i:tJ;'::d!J.;,)~!c:' i,(,::;:":;::;':",:;;;:;L:;'~;!;;JK;\ii'.~~::i-^':';"',):;t~~/.~i':~ ~/~',. !\:[~~I~limL' ;,0~~~;~;~~~: 0)" ,".',' ,,"" " " . :,' J;\' .: '. . ...., . , ,','::,','.. :"'("l-U"\ ' " I ' .' "t~) ."".'" ........: ..-~ . . .... '" ',', ;' ',',:i -4- CITY COMMI SSI ON MEETING November 13, 1956 Mr. Gonzalo Garcia, of Garcia Realty, presented an application for Mr. J. W. Thorp to erect a filling station on Lots 1 and 2, Block 84, Mandalay (northeast corner of Royal Way and Mandalay). The Cit~ Engineer reported that he had approved the plans with certain corrections. Comndasioner Bohannon moved that the application be approved subject to the City Engineer's recommendations. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried unanimously. Mr. Horace Hamlin, Zoning Board Chairman, recommended that the lots in Fa1rview Addition facing Evergreen Avenue be changed from R-2 to R-4 as those lots are very deep and there have been several requests to build multiple units in that area. Commissioner Roberts moved that Lots 5-14, Block A, and Lots 1-14, Block B, be scheduled for Public Hearing on November 19th for possible inclusion in the referendum. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. Mr. Horace Hamlin suggested that the City incorporate in the new zoning ordinance requirements for trailer parks similar to the County regulations. By oonsent, the City Attorney was directed to include such requirements in the ordinance for consideration on November 19th. Mr. Hamlin as Chairman of the Zoning Boa.rd made the following suggestions: l. That the zoning map be changed so it does not have a match line or be made up in sections in atlas form. 2. That the thirty acres of City owned submerged land south of the Causeway be zoned as Public or for park purposesj also that Dan's Island be zoned. 3. That gas stations be required to be located at least 150 feet apart similar to an ordinance of Ft. Lauderdale's. 4. That a setback from the street line be required for loading platforms as in some locations semi-trailers were blOCking the street when' being loaded. 5. That a sidewalk should be required in front o~ business buildings. 6. That different zoning be considered on arterial streets and possibly residential zoning on Gulf to Bay Boulevard east of Belcher Road in order to carry traffic better. The Commission discussed Mr. Hamlin'S proposals but took no action. Mr. Arthur Kruse, Planning Board Chairman, recommended some control should be exercised over undeveloped lots in subdivided areas, especially regarding different setbacks where streets are to be widened. It was the Co~ssion's opinion that there would not be sufficient time before the zoning referendum to inform the public regarding establishing specific setbacks along arterial streets. The Mayor requested that expenses be authorized for Commissioners and City officials to attend the Florida League of Municipalities meeting in Fort Lauderdale November l5th-17th. Commissioner Insco moved that such expenses be authorized. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried unanimously. The City Attorney reported he would be unable to go but Assistant City Attorney Allbritton would attend. Commissioner Roberts commented he understood it was imperative that the pro- posed Fun 'N Sun budget be approved today and suggested reoonsidering the item. Commissioner Roberts moved that the Commission reconsider the action on the proposed budget for the Fun 'N Sun Celebration. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. Commissioner Roberts moved that the budget of $9,475.00 for the Fun 'N Sun Committee be approved and that this money be drawn from the Special Events Fund. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. There being no further business to come before the Commission, the meeting was adjourned at 6:05 P.M. -;z;~~ Attest: 4~ ....,.., ,'. l . ..r<:~i'.<::'. If~~(fi;f\; .', ~ : ~iIII_. ~.., .' . i;il:[f;i~t;"".{Wf/' , ~."'" " ,,\-,,-,\..,", ~)li:\J,;'~~~'m\" I. ,. , d", ;.~' . ".::~"": 1: ~. <" ~\ ::'\~"~'~':"; ~. . ,. f." ~:. ; ; ~ '. . ~., . ' " ~ " .' ,". '. ' 'J,'. <. ,,: , . '::~\~~~fW~1'vi>;:;\"}"l';:{t:~';,<,." ".';' . "'," . ." ". .'.'.' ;;,"., "',": '''r, '~\ ",,! W" }/ ""..., '1,,,,t . ~\l'" ~.tA"'\1 .'~~!'~\~2~~:_~C;';2~d;~.i.~~~~~0i~~~~~0~": ",,<,..1 ,.' .";;":';".;' ,,//6....... .~j:.~:~. ~ . ,....,1'.(' J ;",.\, ;ijJ,\~iJj~;~ . .~~~;J~~:~ C11.'Y COMMISSION MEE'l'ING November 13, 1956 Mayor Commissioner Herbert M. Brown November 8, 1956 COIDl1issione rs: w. E. StEang, Jr. J. N. Bohannon C1evelan d Insco, Jr. Samuel J. Roberts Gen~lemen: the City Commission will meet in Special Session on Tuesday af~er- noon, November 13, 1956, at 1:30 P~M. in the City Hall Auditori~m for the purpose of diSCUSSing the following items. 1. Request from Florida Railroad Employees Association for Resolution Suppor~ing their Position in Florida Utility Doc ket1 614 75J-CCr. 2. Rroposed Budge~, Fun 'N Sun Festival. J. Public Hearing on the Consideration of Items to be Included on the Zoning Referendum Ordinance. JLS:s Yoars very truly, /s/ John L. Sullivan City Manager Enclosures --------~--------~---------------~----~--------------------~~----------~------- l~J .iiovcm1Jer 1956 l'ln,yor ,~l1li.. Ci t:l COlltilinsi onor's Cleu'rI'la.t<.:r ~ Plorido. Gentle!Jl(m. : I a1l1 the OhTllcr 01' Lot:~ 15 and 16, Blocl:: "D", H:i.biscus G;rdens" anll hereby l'elll.lest that tliOse lots bo iuclutleu. il1 the i'orthcol:d.ng l'eferen<.lum I'or crw.ngo of' :;,~ollin:; fro!.l t.bo prcsont 1:...;2 to COlill.Jpcin.l. :.iOlilO\'.'l1ul'v I Imd gottcm titO :.i.{le~~ tlwt this change ,,'aB to lJ e n.u~mattc 011 all llr'ollel"'ty ill tllut ill'en. Ilmi tllol"ef'ore rw.d not l"'o<luesteu it. However.:)' upon my r'etul'l1 to UlC..:.l"HL.l. tor a.ftol" un ~i.bsence of several \,'ooks I f'ind t1.w, t the 10 ts ue.xt to l.dnc ,;,roo HI) 1'01' change hut !lot uino. This is ill\posin(; a i'eal ha.l'u. sldp illaSl~IUch as I halL plans to use this ,.jrolJ(~rty for u. 1Jl.mrr.Iacy ,ulli "',l~,-S only awaiting pro pOl" zoninG, \.:llicl1 h s I say 1 I tlJ.ol.1.;ht. 'W1S to 'ue autiJaatic. .for Ii' it is at ull possi 1)10 ...;rill you l)loase try to inclt.ute these lots C01Ulilcl~cial zonIii'gr- Tel: 7-56/1:5 Yours very tr~lYI /s/ ,Gtltel T. Hughes 38"10 'fel'l"a.ce Vie...] Eane C1C2.l"',:\'n.tel", li'lOl'ida --------~--------------------~-~-------~~------------~----------------------.-- Ci ty i-Ianager 1 City oe Clcarwaterl Clo al"'lU t;;:r, Ii' lu.. Cle a.....ua.t or', Ploridal i:ov. 5, 1!:l5G. lJet1r Sir: He l"un N I :31.111. l-'l'OpOf:: eel j,tlllgct as rer!.ue stcd in letter of' Uct. 2GJ ID50 00,475.00 TLlis COl1llui ttee has cOl1sidc;reu the datu. cOiltaiuell in the above letter Hb.:ich shows -{,he i'ollO\dng lJl'eal\:clonn: ~ 2 3 4: 5 (3 Publicity Pc.traci.e Float (City of C1carl'JC:l.tcr) ::iecreturial 8X.lHHISeS l.my' s .svent s Advurtising l~o st m"'s ~ 800.00 5 1 :~:O 0.00 1/650.00 ".WO.OO 750.00 U7G.OO ~/"1:'7b.OO It is OlU' wl(lerstanUing that the Ploat may l)e us cd uy othel' Clear'n\ter organ... iza. tiol1s in subsorluents and lie l'ecoDJjlend that it be rqJpl"oved as requested. H CH ..m nespecti'ully SUDlui tted" /s} H. 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Ite: 011 :"tl r :'1.~_;o11<:a 1'01" t od,uy' S ll,;utill,~~ i8 the con:::;id.or:::,tioll 01' 8.11 ordl.inunce ~~rovid.:i.ll~ f'or tho pe-;,~oilin.::; IJY pef'cruil~~tUJ of' vm'iolls 1>1"02IOl'tios in tIle City 1 und r hel"Er~dth PO;, EO:.:t tho inclu:,don or the tJ)OVC (~ofJcr'ihe('~ Pl'OlJ:.!l"ty in~i'lis n,o-~onin::; llofol'ullt,tUil. 'll;lis .:.,POllopty '.:a:J fop nu,ny ye ;,['31 aw h':::i.lo I oln~d it, zOiwcl 11-4 f'or lllUli'Ll>la d\':olli: ::;0 ~ l.ll1t in the la:;t L;oll:ill~; OI'lLimmco it uas fJOi:lC110';-7 c1mnr;ecl to R-~. It. is my ue:::;iro that tho Pl'Ol)Dl"ty bo l'l.:tl1l'nult t,o its 1'0rl:ler c1l.l.ssil'iention" H-Ll:, i'or the paaSOH::> ttntetL :;.n tile .~tt['..C]lCl.L ~ro; lot'L',ll(ll.ua, mIlt to tll<~t cnd, "tll8.t you il1cltule s:.dc1. pnopepty in t.he Iiat of' l.;r'Oi'orty to 1N il1cluuoli ill the Hn-Zoning He:('erelldUIil Resolution. .. Yours very "tl'llly I / I ,." ~. ' '1 i.L S till. oJ. '.'; 1 "son . .E.:m:A~~ ':'1(' . . 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I lHJlievc tha'~ tl1(~ l'Clsi(;'OIl ts of this ncit~hhol'hol' d. \;ould be lteli':::;lltcd if t hiD 1l1'Ol'01'tr eonl:, . :,": uo l(~ to ~;O1.l0 pcr:,;on ',:ho \;ou1d lmiltl t: Id2;lt-ch~s~; <lll'll't.:lcut built~i' ::: tl u~l'{:on" :311dl n~; :tho:;c ,tt'.j oillin~ i t ~ \:i th a ttxmcti vo lalHi.::;c:.1pJ.n2: .. ,i\~ \\'0 ~lb)~;t lt~',:jlr;. It SO.:HlD obV:i.(I11r-; tli,.t t;d:; j,J1'OpOl'ty cUl1nothc soh; 1'01' singlo-i',ll.1ily (>\:o11il1..::r,; un.i_c:;s ..:.t :t i~P(~l:WlH~OW] :':::cl':i..l'ice in :11'ico. 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'j'llis pl'opel'ty is purely re sidentinl ;.~ncl is :',ollcd 11-1. he ,i PC npposolt to 1'o-,:on1ng this n,reu. to f:.-'l or to any Ilosicnatioll other than tho 13:' o::cnt. 0110. ~:o lletitiol1 tho GOlIt,lis~]i(mcl"s to l'l'otceto our :tlil~hts ml<l intclI'csts in this r'(;,::~"l'd. /s/ DS j)f'opOl'ty 0'\;'1101'5 -------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------_. - 11/9/~~G To From ;jllbject Hr. J. L. ::iullivull" lip. (j. Ir. i~n<";.u:' r; on" nD:(~U.G~T UF HiJ.n;:y (I. Ci-'cy : ian~<~()l' }Jl(l(~. I Ilfi l!() et or l::L'"'~'1'8r~~;(H.~ Lot.. 5" 0,,7 C;.polirw. '.cerr. It is the reCOlill1l0nda.tion of 1110 LO:.\l"'(l tlm t 010 pe-L~01rl.nL:; of 111e ,.hove lots be rcferrcd to Ilefuroildrn:l. OIL...: bk ------------~------------------------------_.._----------------------------------- 151G S(1tlth Hissouri Avcllue Cleurwater" Florida !';OVOLlbor' 7" 1956 Z Ol'i IN G LO~..::D Clear\/c..'.. tel' Florida Sirs: I \.;ouht IH::c to nQ-zone Lots 5-u-7" C'iJ'olinn 'rorrace to ousinos:'j. VOI7 truly VOU1'S" /s lI::u";'y Ou. Chutt01"S0l1 l51G Sout.h ~.fiSfiOU1'i iwenue Clcarwutur~ Florida HOO/e , ----.-,. r~ ......-~ a / �� CITY GOMMISSION MEETING November 13, 1g56 The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in special session at Ciiy Ha11, Tuesday, November 13, 1956, at 1:30 P.M. with the following members present: Herbert M. Brown J. N. Bohannon C1Evelar_d Insco, Jr. Samuel J. Roberts #W. E. Strang, Jr. *�Absent at first of ineeting Also present were: Zoning Board Members John L, Sullivan Ben Krentzman G. T. McClamma S. Lickton H. Dixnn Mayor-Comm-�ssioner Commissioner Commissiuner Commissioner Commissioner Came in later. �. Hamlin, W. Nodir_e E. Ma.rquardt, Ii. Shepard City Manager City Attorney Chief of Police City Engineer Asst. to City Manager The May�r called the meeting to order and announced that the first �tem to be considered would be the request from the Florida Railroad �.lnployees Association for Resolution supporting their positiion in Florida Utility Docket �F753-CCT. The City Attorney reported that a representative of the railroad brotherhoods had appeared at the last meeting and asked, tha.t the City oppose the granting by the Florida Ra.ilroad and Public Utilities Commission of this certificate of public convenience and necessity to Rockana Carriers, Incorporated, and indicate its disapproval of granting the permit on the grounds that the large trucks would dama.ge the streets of the �ity of Clearwater. The C3ty Attorney read the Resolution 56-32 addressed to the Florida Railroad and Public Utili�Eies Commission asking that the application of Rockana Garriers, Incorporated, be denied. G�mmissioner Roberts moved that Reaolution 56-32 be adopted and the proper officials be authorized to execute it, M�tion was seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. Comrnissioner Insco presented a letter from the Special �vents Committee of the Chamber of Commerce indicating that the Commii:tee approved the proposed budget of $9,�+75.00 for the Fur. 'N Sun events. Commissioner Roberts sugges�ed that the Commission meet with the Fun 'N Sun Committee to disouss the various items, By consent, the Commission agreed to this, Commiss3.�ner Strang arrived at 1:50 P.M. The Mayor announced the Public Hearing to consider items to be placed in the Zoning Ordinanee to be submitted for referendum in a speeial eleetion on December 18, 1956, He state��i the first item to be considered was the proposal that the zoning law be amended tc� provide that no 1ot or plot haying an area of less that 3,500 square feet uhall hereafter be used for building in an R-2 area, in place of the present requirement of 2,500 square feet. He reported that the 2,500 square feet was not considered enough to use for a duplex residence. There being no objection, Commissioner Strang moved that this item be placed in the ordinance. Motiori Fras seconded by Commissioner Bohannon and carried unanimously. The Commission considered the propo�cll to rezone the following 1oL-s in Hibiscus Gardens from R-2 to Business: Lots 1, 2, 10, 11 and 12, Block L Lots 1, 2, 3, �F, 10, Blocic J Lots 12 and 13, Block H Lots 8, 9, 17 and 18, Block D The Mayor inquired if there were any ob�ections or comments. Mr. Edward C. I:eseltine, owner of Lots 9 and 10, Block 3', H:Lbiscus Gardens, inquired if both of his lots could be included in tlie Business zoning instead of just I,ot 10. The Mayor �eplied there had been a strai�ht line drawn across the subdivision to separate the �3usiness zone from the residential area and h� felt that if tYie proposed zoning was �.dopted, Mr. Heseltine could present I,ot 9 to �he Zonin� Board and the Comm3.ssion a� a haz�dship case for Business use of the propericy. Mr. Heseltine withdrew his reque�t. Mrs. Ethel T. Hu�hes, owner of' Lots 15 and 16, Block D, asked if both of her lots cou13 be includsd in the Business zone. It was the o�inion of' the Commission that the owner could present the need for Business zonin$ to tYie Zoning Board as a hardshi� case. Mrs. Hughes withdrew her request. Commissioner Bohannon moved that the g„o- posed zoning ehange as set out in Item 2 for rezoning from R-2 to Business in Aibiscus Gardens be approved and placed in the referendum ordinance, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried unanimausly. The proposal to rezone the f'ollot+n.ng property from R-2 to R-4 was considered by the Commission: Lots 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8, Block M Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8, Blocic P All of Block IC Lots 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9, Block J �,� �µ..,� �, -2- CITY COMt�SSION MEETING Noven�ber 13, 1956 Mr. Edwa.rd C. Heseltine, owner of Lots 3, 4, 5, Block O, Hibiscus Gardens, requeated that his lots be rezoned as R-�+ from R-2. The Commission a.greed to granting �his request. Commissioner Bohannon: moved that the proposed change of zoning from R-2 to R-4 in Iiibiscus Gardeiis Subdivision as set out in Item 2 tQgether with the addi- tional item of Lots 3, �F and 5, Block 0, be approved and �ncluded in the Zoning referendum. Motion svas seGonded by Commissioner Strang and carr�ed v.nanimeusly. 'ihe City Attorney announced consideration r,f the proposal that City property � including pumped-in area lying south of Stevenson Creek and east of North Fort Harrisan Avenue in the Navajo Park Skbdivision be zoned as Public. The Mayor stated that this property had already been dedicated as park property by Resolution and this would merely change the designation on the Zoning Map. Commissioner Bohannon moved that the proposal #3 includin� the City-owned land lying south of Stevenson Creek, east of North Fort Harrison Avenue and north of Calumet and lncluding Lots 59 �0 64, 3nclusive, Block A, Lots 1-9, inclusive, Blocks B and C, Navajo Park, be zoned as Public, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Inaco and carried unanimously. The proposal to rezone the following lots in Navajo Park Subdivision from R--M to R-1 was considered: Lots 1-�, inclusive, Blocks D, E, F and G Lots 1-10, inclusive, Block H I,ots 1-4, inclusive, Block J Mr. J. A. Ogden protested the change in zoning, Mr. Alfred Niarshall stated that he represented all of the oarners ^oncerned 3n Blocks D, E and F and they we�e opposing the proposed change. He explained the subdivision restrictions lim3.t the use to one fami?y dwellings, that these lots were zoned R-M in 1952, and on Tiarch 18, 1955, a bill of complaint was filed askin,� that the subdivision restrictions be declared void �ecause of the changed use �i tha neighborhood. He said the Circuit Court �ad found that the R-M designation sh�uld be maintained and that the case was on appeal in th� Supreme Court of Florida, to be heard on Novetnber 30th. He asked that the Commission not take any aetion rezoning the lots while the matter was still pending in the ec�urts. Mr. Percy Spengeman, resident of Nava�o Park, spoke 1,n favor of a change to R-1 or R-2 zoning. The City Attorney recommended in view of the pe.iding Court action that this matter not be placed on the reterendum. Commissioner Strang moved that the proposal thai certain lots in Navajo Park Subdivision, in Bloc1{s D, E, F, G, H and J, not bE included �n the zoning referendum. Motion was seconded by Comm-Lssioner Roberts and carried, unariimously. The Commission considered the proposal to rezone fa•om R-2 to Business Lots 1-6, inclusive, Block 5, and Lots 4-6, Block 2, Pinecrest Subd.�.vision. The Mayor explained that thi.s property was partly be�.ng used for Bus3ness now under permissive use, There be?ng no objection, Commissioner Strang moved that the 3tem be placed on the zoning referendum. Motlon was seconded by Commissioner Roberts and carried unanimously. The proposal to zone as Business property on the north and south of Turner S�reet between Missouri AVenue and Madison was disc;ussed. After diseussin� how much of the property should be zoned as Business, the Zoning Board recommended that a strip 270 feet west from. Missouri Avenue extending 7.47 feet on the north from Turner and 132 feet south From Turner be zoned Business. There being no objection, Commissioner Strang moved that proposal �6 be amended to include an area appro�:imately 270 feet west from the west 13ne of Miss�ur'i Avenue extending approximately 1�7 feet on the north o�' Turne� Street a_nd approximately 132 feet on the south of Turner Street be rezoned from R-4 to Business property and that the sa.me be included in the referendu�. Motion was seconded by Gommissioner Roberts and carried unanimously, �.'he Commission considered the proposal to rezone from Business to R-4 the following lots in Wallace Addition: Lots 8 and 9 and the east 62 Feet of Lot 10, B1ock 3 Lots 1, 2 and 3 and the east 50 feet oi �ots 4 and 5, �lnck 4 Mr. Thorna.s Hamil�on spoke for himself and his neighbors in favor of the proposal stating that these lots �rrere all oacupied by houses at present and that he had presented a petition to the Zoning Board and the Commission asking the change. Mr. 'rJm. Goza, represe�ting Mr. Larry �?immii�t, Jr., tYie owner of Lots 8 and g less the west 54.I2 Feet, Block 3, Wa.11ac� Addition, stated that he thought this was an atzem�t to rezone one �ot; that his client had purchased the lot v13.th the Busineas zonin� and intended to tear down the house on it and erect a building. He said Ntr. Di.mmit;t ma,de application to the I3uilding Inspector i'or a permi� i:o erect a building and the permit was denied by the Building Inapecto.r upon authority from the Commission. He a�ked that the pr.oposal to place this on referendum be denied and that the instructions �o the Building Inspector be rev�ked. Commissioner Roberts maved that this matter be placed on the referendum in accordance with the recom- menda.tion oP the Zoning Bcard, Motion wae seconded by Commisaioner Sohannon and carried unanimously. -3- C2TY COMNRSSION 2�,uETING November 13, ].956 The nro�osal to rezone fron R-2 to Bus3.ness the following lots in A, H,. Duncan�s Sub of the E2 of NEu of SWu of Section 22-29-15 was discussed: Lots 1, 4, 5� 8, 99 12 and 13 Mr. Charles Phillips, Jr „ attorney, spol�e in favor of"che proposal stating that the area was developing as a business area, that there was business property across the street in the County, and numerous exceptions for Business use had been granted along Missouri Avenue in this district. It was suggested thaL sinoe only 40 feet �o the center line of NL.ssouri war� dedicated in this subdivision, i� would be we11 to require a ten foot setback. Commissioner Roberts moved that the request for the rezoning of R-2 to Business of lots set out in proposal �8 be approved, that in addition the Zonin� Map be amende3 to indicate a 10 foot building setback irom the property line facing Miasouri Avenue and be ineTuded in the zoning referendtun. Motion was seconded by Cormnissioner Strang and carried unanimously. The reguest of A7r. Harry Q. Chatterson to rezone Lots 5, 6 and 7, Block C, Carolina Terrace, from R-2 to Business, was consid�red. The Zoning Board had recommended that it be referreci to rePerendum. It was pointed out that there wsre sever�al t�usiness uses oz property in this block granted under hardship applications and it was decided 'chat this request could be handled in a like r�a.nner. Comrnissioner Strang moved that the matter not be placed on the ballot, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. The Commission corisidered the request of N1r. Ed Whits�n to rezone Lots 1-6, B1ock A, Hillcrest Subdivision No. 1, from R-1 to R-4. The Zoning Board recommended that the matter no't be placed on the referenduxn but be brought up again as a hardship case before the Zoning Board. Mr. irlhitson a�?dressed the Comm3.ssion stating thai mo3t prospeetive buyers for the property wished to have the zoning changed t� R-4 for multiple units and because of the heavy traffie on Drew Street it was almost impossib7.e to sell the property for R-1 use. He stated that apartment houses were permitted on the south side of Drew Street west a£ this property. Nlr. Robert W. Baker, attorney appeared on taehal£ of affeeted property owners 3n the neighborhood presenting a petition signed by 88 persons who opposed this proposal and reported that Mr^. Whitson as the origir.al developer of the subc3ivisian had sold all the other lots with restrictions for sin�le family residences only, and that granting the request for an apartment house or motel would lower the value of the homes. Comm.issioner Bohannon moved that the Commission acihere to the .recommendation of the Zoning Board and omit proposal #9 from the referend3zm, Mof;ion was seconded by Commissioner Strang and carried urxanimously. Mr, H. H. Baskin, Sr., appeared on behalf o� the Peninsular Telephone Company, asking that LoL �3 less the north 25 fee�, Lots �+ and 5, Bloek B, Ii.esub of Lots 16 �nd 17 and West 2 of Lots 5 and 6, R. H. Padgetts Subu�ivision, owned'by the Teiephone Company be rezoned from R-4 to Business �n the referendum. He reported tl�iat he had sent a request to the Zoning Baard on June 2nd but had not received notice of any action on the request. The City Attorney reported that the matter was discussed at a joint meet3ng of the Commission and the Zoning Board on July 19th and the recom- mendation was that it was not thought adv�sanle �o rezone individual lots unless specific use is sho*rm for the same. The Mayor stated that if a designation of Busines� zoning was given the compan� could use the lots foa� a poleyard or stockyard that might be detrime�tal to the value of the surroundi.r,g humes and motels, TY:e City At�orney suggested that the property could be designated as Business �,�th an agreement between the Telephone Gompany and the City setting out a restrictive limitation or covenant that could be recorded. He suggested that he and Mr. Baskin could worlt out such an agresment before next Ntonday�s meeting. Comm3.ssianer Insco moved that the matter be put on refer�ndum subject to the approval of an agreement between �he City and the Tel��,hone Company next b%nday. Motion was s�conded by Commissioner Roberts and car-riea unanimously. Mr. Louis Glazer, or�ti*ner of the north 356 feet of Lof. 2y Lakewood Replat, requested that all of hls property be �ezoned to R-2. The Mayor explairied that the east half o� Mr. GlazerTs property ivas presently zoned R-4 and the west half 3s zoned R-1. After c�iscussion with the Zoning Board it was recommended that the request be put on the referendum ballot. Commissioner Robes�t� moved that this item be included on �he referendum at the request of I;ouis Glazer that the north �56 feet of Lot 2, Lakewood Replat, be given R-2 zoning, Motion IJ8.8 seconded by Commissioner Insco and carried unanimously. Mr. A1 Rogers requested that the block of Lloyd White Skinner Subdivision in.cluding Lots 58 to 71 and Lots 105 to 120 be chan�ed from R-1 to R-4 zoning as this block faces the City beach and otherwise is surrounded by R-4 and R-M zonirig. By consent, the Glerk was direeted to advertise a Publie Hearing on the request for next Monday, November 19th, and notify the affected property owners. Mr. Wm. Meyers, owner oi' the Sea Fever, appeared before the Commission tc� complain �hat trailers in the Mobile iiome Show at the Municipal A�.�ditorium were parked along the 'bullrhead by the City l�ock and alsc that Pierce Boulevard had been elosed off completely so that custome'rs for his boat did not havP parking space or access to the City Dock. He requested that five or six trailers be reraoyed from the bulkhead and tha�t Pierce Bouleva.rd be left open, After discussion, the matter �vas referred to th� City Manager to worK out a satisfactory solution. .� _ -t�- CITY COI�SSL ON MEETING i�ovember 13, 1g56 RZr. Gonzalo Garcia, of (�arc3a Realt�*, presentad an a plication for Mr. J. W. �'horn to erect a filling station on Lots 1 and 2, Block 8�, Mandalay (northetzst coxner of Royal i4ay and Mandalay). The City �ineer xeported that he had approved the plans with certain correcticns. Commi.ssioner Bohannon moved that �he applica�ion be approved subjeet to the City Engineer�s reeommendationa. Motion was seconded by Commiasioner Roberts and carried unanimously. Mr. Horace Hamlin, Zoning Board Chairman, recommended that the lots in Fairview Addition fac3ng E�r�esgreen Av�:nue be change@ from R-2 to R-4 as those lots are very deep ancl there have been several requests to build multiple unita in that a�ea. Commissloner Roberts moved that Lots 5-14, Block A, and Lota 1-1�+, Bloek B, be scheduled for Public Hearing on November 19th for possible inclusian ii1 the referendum. Motion was seconded by Commissi�ner Bohannon and carried unanimaus].y. Mr. Ho�ace Hamlin suggested that the Gity incorporate in the new zoning ordixzance requiremerts for trailer parks similar to the Coun�y regulations. By consent, th� City Atterney was direc�ed to include such requirements in the ordinance for consideration on November lgth. . Mx:. Hamlin as Chairman oE the Znning Board made the followl.ng suggestions: 1. That the zoning map be changed so it does not have a match line or be made up in sections in atlas Form. 2. That the �hirty acres of City owned submerged land south of the Causeway be zoned as Publ3c or for park purposes; also tha.t Dan�s Island be ���ed. 3. That gas stations be required tn be located at lsast 750 Peet apart similar to an ordinance of Ft. La.uderdale�s. �F. That a setback from the street line be required for loading platt'orms as in some locations semi-trailers were blockin� the wtreEt when' being loaded. 5, 2'hat a sidevralk snould be xequired in front of business builc�ings. 6, �'hai different z�ning be considered on arterial streets and possibly residential zoni�g on Gulf to Bay Boulevard east of Belcher Road in ordPr �o cai�ry traf�'ic better. The Co:nm3s�ion di.scusaed N(r. Hamlin�s proposals but took no action. Mr. Arthur If��kse, Flann3ng Board Cha3rman, recommended some control should be exercised over undevelopzd lots in subcL.vided areas, especially regardin� differen� setbacks where streets a�e to be w�idened. It was the Commissiori�s opinion that there would not be sufficient time before the zoning referendum to inform the public regard3ng astablish3ng specific setbaeks along arter.ial streets, The Mayor requested that expenses be authorized for Commissioners and City officials to attend the Flor,ida �eab e oi' Municipalities meeting in Fort Lauderdale November 1.5th-17tt�. Commissioner Insce moved that such expenses be authorized. Motion vra� seconded by Commissioner Robe_rts and rarried �znanimously. The City At�orney reported he would be unable �o go but Assistant City Attorney Allbrit�on would attend. Commissione� Roberts commented he underatood �.t was imperative tr,at the pro- posed b`un. 'AT Sun budget be approved toda.y and suggested reaonaidering the item. Commissioner Roberts moved that the Commission reconaider the action on the proposed budget for the Fun �N Sun Cel�bration. Motion was seconc�ed by Commissioner Bohannon and carri�d unanimo�.sly. Commissioner Roberts moved tha� the budget o� $9,�75.00 for che Fun �N Sun Committee be approved and �hat tnis monsy be drawn f�om the Speeial Events Fund. N:otion was secanded by Cammissioner Bohannon and carried unar.imously. There being no further business to come before the Coi�unission, the meetin� was adjou�ned at 6:05 P.M. Attest: v +�'v Ci y � -or an er � yor-Commiss o e cz?'Y CONIMI$SION �ETzn� November �.3, 1956 November �3, 1g56 1Kayor Go�nissioner Herbert M. Brown Comnissioners:: tit. E. Sta�ang, Jr. J. N, Bohannon Claveland Inscof J:, Samuel J. Roberts Gentlsmen: 7'he City @ommission wili meet in �Decial Session on Tuesday after- noon, NovemL��r 13, 1956, at 1:30 P::'�I. in the City Hall Auditorium for the purpose of discussing the following items. 1. Request frum Flori da Railroad Employees Association for Resolut ion Supporting their Position in Florida Utility Uocke� �4753-CC�. 2. F,roposed �ucloeL•, Fun 'N Sun Festival. 3. 1'ublic Hearing on the Consideration of Items to be Included on the Zoning Referendum Ordinance, JLS:s Enclosures Yours very truly, /s/ John L. Sullivan City Manager 1� ;iavetYi3er 1J5a �i�.yor an4 �it;� Com;aissioneg s Cleai adat:;r, Florida �entlemen: I�.�ii �lie o�tin�er of Lats 15 and 16, I�locl; '��", i�ibiscus G: ritens, ana nereUy reclue::t that ti:ese loics be inclueied i.n th2 for�lieorsinb ref erencia,u� i ar clzwiage ot' �onii�� fro�:i -�i�e ��resr,nt �'��2 �o �o:�at�.�rcial. �o�;iesr.i�:��:: 1 had goi:�e�x �tlie -�s,.c�a,t2?�.t �ius chan�e ��as to u e au-L�rz� ti� �i1 r�.11 asro��erty iu tlzat �,x�ea arid t,ierefore s�.a,c� r�o� z equeste�3 it, iIca�;ever:; u7en �3r i e�urn to Cle •r�rater af'�.�� un a�isence of sever�.l ::eeks I�.;�n�;: t���t t1�e lots zie�t �to ::ii��e «t�e u� for ciaafi�;e b�,i�t �:o� raine. Tlzis is i;uj�osin� �. ��e��l iiarc: e��.ip iriasranc�;. a� I I�a� 3�1a,ns to use th.is ,z oijert;� for w i�:iwr�acy �u�ct �ac:s only a��aiti�n� 7i ol�e� �oi7i.n;;, �:�iie'-L� ��s i saY, I t.zou��, �,�as to ",;e aut�raaiic. 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