09/15/1969
H. Evorett Hougen
*Donald S. Williams
Donald Carlson
Rick Hall
Absent:
Brooks Carter Commissioner
~..9Lf.....
:~~~,r~~t1Y~~.(I'1!~~~"<'!<.~~::1~J:;'1'(\.~'<':~~';l~!I!il<":'~~rrrm;i~~~,'1'~~'" '." )...;~~~.~t;,r"~~*llm>~(~..,J~~' ~..~,-;t'~.'1";t1,t,>A~I""""'\:~
.~ ~I..~~.'.~ S1.,..\,.,~ ~'!.r:pJ.... Ii'." :.. '.. ;..1..... :a.. ..r, 1.., ",' ~ I. . ......\' .;1'1 ." ~ . 1rt;'";.:.~. " v~" !>',ll', ..~~:"l:,.... ':",.~.,~'...:~~
~,,,,,,~,,,,'.l,._'''''''''''''''\.I'~'''_'''' . , .... " < ..t...H......~. ...,JI. ,'. ,h...,I.:a~. . .'~b .," ~.,> ~....."'-i~'I....~"'f'l.".~lr,.,..f~.~"-..._ -4- .tt-r' ~.........-.,.).....1t.t.~""O'W"l~... \.j.....i.....;.r..........'"~. ......r..~II-.........""
,) ,
Mayor-Commissioner
Commissioner
Commi Bflloner
CommiBoioner
, :
. .
.ll
't
,'.
("I
. ,
'~
S~
:'
"i
~',,\,
,.
.
"'I
.
, ,
, ,~~'.. " '
,~t;o":>, ...,. . "~ ,
f,'.'N l;~S~~~~- 'f"
~IP_'O'\ t;j\\?,i...,~. .
~~1'r~' "I 'J ~; ,_
, ft'{Yt. f I
t'!" 't~ ...
::,
,
;'J
'1.
"
I
,
,
,
I
1
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
Septembor 15, 1969
The City Commi66ion of the City of Clearwater met in regula v sesoion at
the City Hall, Monday, September 15, 1969 at 1:30 P.M. with the fOllowing
members prosentl
*Aboont at first of moeting. Came 1n later.
Also present were:
'I
Merrett R. Stierhoim
Herbert M. Brown
Max Battle
Capt. Wm. H. McClan~a
City Manager
City Attorney
City Engineer
Representing Pollee Chlef
The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation'w8a given by Reverend
M. o. Argeaux, Episcopal Church of the Good Samaritan. The ~~yor presented a
citation to Mr. R. M. Thompson for his years of service on tho Civil Service
Board from 1962-69. Comm1sBioner Hall moved that the minutes of the regular
meeting of September 2, 1969 be approved as recorded and as SUbmitted in written
Bummation by the Clerk to each Conunissianer. Motion was seconded by Conunissioner
Carlson and carried unanimously. The Muyor presented service pins to a number
of employees for various years of service.
The Mayor announced a public hearing on Lot Mowing Resolution #69-103. The
Lot MoWing Inspector considered the lots a menace to public health, safety, and
welfare. There were no obJections. Conmussioner Carlson moved that Resolution
1169-103 passed on September 2, 1969 be confirmed and made effective 8S to all
persona and parcels listed thereon except for those whose lots have been verifiod
as bein(5 cleared and thoBe who have paid the city for the clearing and the proper
City officials and employees are hereby directed to proceed in accordance with
law to see that the lots are cleared. Motion was soconded by Comn11ssioner Hall
and carried unanimously.
The City Manager announced the continuation of the public hearings (Items
2a & b) requesting the annexation for Lots 3, 5, 6, 11, 15, 34 & 95 Sunset ,
Gardens Sub. by E. J. Leadenhanl et a1, and Lot 36 Sunset Gardens Sub. by Mary
C. Eardley. He reported that a meeting waB held I'egardlng sewers and annexing
of the entire enclave. After the meeting letters were sent confirming the
information verbally suppliFd. He reported receipt of petitions signed ,by 61
property owners in the area opposing annexation. The issue now 1s whether to
'proceed on individual applications received or to proceed on area wide sanitary
sewer district or as an alternative to hold a referendum. Mr. Samuel Laaanen,
2143 Barcelona Drive (Lot 70) said 14 to 16 homes have a prOblem when there is
excessive rain, but it is more of a drainage problem from property in the City.
Mrs. Phyllis Lasanen did not object to sewer, but had. no problem. She objected
to election aa hearings have been held, and then she asked questions about the
election.
" ,
2:20 P.M. Co~miOBioner Williams arrived at this time.
Mr. T. R. Sevier, 11132 Poinciana Drive spoke in objection to annexation because
of manner presented.
Commissioner Carlson moved that ITEMS 2 a. and 2 b. be continued to the
meeting of Decelnber 1, 1969, at 1:30 P.M. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Williams and carried unanimously.
Commiosioner Carlson moved that a re~erendum be held November 25, 1969 for
Sunset Gardens, and the City Clerk and City Attorney be directed to make the
preparations. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously.
The City Manager recommended denial at this time of Items 2 c throuen g:
Item 2 c.- Lot 9J N 25 ft. of 11, 12, 19, 30, 35, & 52 Kapok Forest
(Kassell);
" 2 d.- Lot 36 Kapok Forest (Barker);
It 2 e. - Lot" 1 J Kapok Foreat (Barker);
" 2 r. - Lots 38 & 39 Kapolt Forest (Barker);
Il 2 g.- Lot 13, Kapok Forest (City) ,
whlch had been continued from June 23~ 1969. Mr. J.R. Dohme) 1550 Walnut st.
sald Mr. Kasell had withdrawn; that he has had considerable money tied up far,
some time as deposit, and then recommended a meeting for owners in the subdi-
vision. CommiBsioner Carlson moved to defer Items 2c, dj e, f, g, until
Deoember 1st, 1969. ' Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried
unanimously. '
, .
"
f, ,'.
'. '
.... ::' :':~/.:<:.;(}:':.:".:;:;i"~~
.',
, ,
, ,
" ,
.
.~~~~)o~.'?tr.t:;~:r.'?';":t!r,\,,::i>(',~tl~,','''''~'''~:f''':~'',\f'''''''!11,\~~r;/.'~T'''n'''')_1'JlI,'JfP.~lt-._ " ~Ji'-~.., . ~ '
".' "" , ; ',' .::: ';, :'~ ':':, ", " ;""'~l':h;I';' "1IVr\ f;',;.: ':';\'.i' ,,",", ' . .;,,\J;,~~,I'~!';".:';;'~!'~"'""'.l-V,..:,~'(I~.,,~~
"~')i,~ :;""._:~,;,-",,,'~;,J:;:w.:, .i~~"..<,~",j' ~.:.:,..".,;..,:,,,,.,,-'....,....;,';:.;', ,j';',. ':OJ';" ""'''''l',. '.! , :~';';_n'~,,: ,..':d~.l,')'...-Hr l{'
~~+ilIy~r......-l\lf~c.Ji::E'ItN_.i:Ii:l:'....t,~~..IIPlI'.~._.~....~.::AO.......... ..~_ ~."....~~~t..-.:..u..r.:I...,.....,~~...........-t:l..~~ -
-2-
CITY COMMISSION MEmTING
September 15, 1969
. <, " : ~":'" . '~~<!/;{\;:~{l";<!~{
, , : ;6"." i :'l!:\~V'~!~(~k-
" '. ' ;, ~f~""
< ~ ~ "'L//,-~~~~.~,~
, ,
~ ': . ;...~l,
Commissioner Carlson moved that the City Manager and City Engineer be
authorized ,to enter into agreements with theae owners to furniBh sanitary
sewer until such time aD they can be annexed, and tho proper City Offioials
be authorized to execute said agreement. Motion ,was seconded by Cownlss1oncr
Wl1liamD and cal'ried unanimously.
The City Manager presented two violations of Minimum ~ouBing:
a. Ho reported that the conditions on r~ot 7, Block 1\J Boulovard Pineo
(516 Crest Avo.) 'wos in the procoDs of being corrected, therefore'
no action waD nceded. (r~thilde WeberJ Trustee)
b. Lots lIB &: }~9J B1ocl, EJ Greenwood Park 1/2 - Susie Campbell' (1132
LaSalle Streot)
. .' Commissioner Carlson moved that tho pUblic hearing for Item b.' be held
October 6, 1969 at 1:30 P.M. Motion waD aeconded by COlnmiaaioner Williams a~d
carried unanimOUSly.
Tho City Manager presented a proposal for gaa turn-on and light-up schedule.
After discussion, public relations noticos were recommended and by consent no
action waD taken. '
The City Manager presented recommendations for amendments to the Water and
Sewer Ordinance #1211, which he Qutlined; and recommended changes in water
rates outside the City limits. Mrs. Thomas Donohue, 1631 Parkside DriveJ asked
questions about water rates. Commissioner Williams moved that the City Attorney
prepare an' amendment to Ordinance #12118 regarding unincorporated area water
rates and other items as recommended by the City Manager. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimOUSly.
The City Manager presented for approval Change Order #1 to the contract
with SullivanJ Long & Hagerty, 1967 Water & Sewer project, Part 8, increasing
it in the amount of $7,614.50. Commissioner Williams moved that Change Order
#1, for the contract with Sullivan, Long & HagertYJ be approved and the ,appropriate
officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Oommissioner Carlson
and carried unanimously.
The City Manager requested authorization to advertise for bids for Project
1, Water Supply Wells, for construction of six wells as recommended ,by Mr.
BrileYJ B~iley, Wild & Associates, consulting engineers. Commissioner Carlson
moved that the appropriate officials be authorized to advertise for bids for the
flix wells, Water Project If 1. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and
carried unanimOUSly.
The City Manager discussed a proposed lease between the City and the Better
Clearwater Corporation Inc., a non-profit corporation, and recommended Mrs.
Beatrice B. Le\us and Mr. O.C. Wallace as members of the corporation. He also
suggested that a member of the Commission be recommended to membership.
Commissioner Williams moved that H. Everett Ho~~en, Mrs. Beatrice Lewis and
Mr. O.C. Wallace' be recommended as members of the Better Clearwater Corporation
Inc. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously.
. The City Manager presented for approval the ~lat of Eden Court Subdiviaion~
recently annexed into the City as acreage (Rogero). Commissioner Williams
lnoved that the plat of Eden Court be approved and the proper ofricials be
authorized to execute it. Motion was aeconded by Commissioner Hall and carried
unanimously.
, The Mayor recommended the appointment of Mr. Clifton Stephens to the Civil
Service Board to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Mr. R. M.
ThompsQn. Commissioner Hall moved that the appointment of Mr. Clifton Stephens
to the Civil Service Board be approved. Motion waB seconded by Commissioner
Williams and 'carried unanimously.
The Mayor stated the Chairman of the Housing Authority recomnlended the
reappointment of Robert Levison and Darwin Frank, whose terms expire Septenfuer
26th. COlnmiBsioner Hall moved to approve the reappointment of Darwin Frank
and Robert Levison for a term of four years beginning September 26, 1969.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carlson. Upon the vote being taken
Commissioners Carlson, Hall and Mayor Hougen voted "Ayell. Commissioner
Williams abstained from voting. Commissioner Carter absent. Motion carried.
The Mayor recommended the reappointment of Forrest E. Watson, Jr. and
Leroy Smith, whose terms expired Septenrner 11, 1969, to the Housing Board of
Adjustment and Appeal. CommiBsioner Williams moved that Forrest E. Watson, Jr.
and Leroy Smith be reappointed to the Housing Board of Adjustment and Appeal
as recommended. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carlson and carried
'unanimously.
After some diacussion Commissioner Carlson moved that three appointments
on the Library Board be deferred until a later date. Motion was seconded by
CO~Bs1oner Williams and carried unanimOUSly.
....
",
,"
. I ". ~
'. ...\
"
\,
. ..' ~ -I" :.
~".::":':: >:,'idtt.~
'. '
;,
: .'
.:'c,',t.:p." ,,~,,~.,\~>,,""t,~.~,...
, '
.:" "" ,~':~ ':?~.,,:.~ ,~<::\,::.i:~~~{
,~ ,:',~':;9',::,~~~ni
< . ~ ~c 1'1 r
. " . . ' . ~ . '~),
. ~~.. 1~~~>\
. ! ~ .: I .
. ' ~ I
.1 . ';
'. '~~f~t~~,l)1!~~~~~~:,~;j':"}W:~ 'f,q':f':~:~ ~";,~~~'ry:: ;\m"!,,;[! ,~:~~ '~r~~11!~~4t~?rr~~'\f"'z.~~:,}~.,~~~'~r~~'.~~:'4
~'l~/...d .:'l"{f..",<:: . ~ >,. ,";' .-_.f "j- .\", ...", .~.:...r~"..' '~".~cl;t-t~ .
~ .: '~fE~',~'~~ ~~'I~~~'~~~i~}~~~~'
,;
-3-
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
Sep~embor 15, 1969
Commiaaioner Williams movod ~hat Mro. Riohard Biggu be appointed to 1'111
tho vaoanoy on tho LibI'ary Board oroated by the resignation 01', William H.
Williams. Motion waD seconded by Commisuioner Car1aon an~ oarried unanimously.
i",;,1
It wan rocommended that Harold Robinson bo appointod to 1'111 tho vacancy
on tho Parka & Reoreation Board. Commissioner WilliamD moved that Harold
Robinoon be appointed to the vacancy on the Parka & Recreation Board. I Motion'
was seconded by Contm1ouioner Car1eon and carried unanimouoly.
The Mayor rcconunendcd the appointment 01' Joe Daily to the vacancy on tho
Pinollaa Planning Council, created by the doath 01' J. Fred Campbell, Sr.
Conunissioner Carlson moved that Joe Daily be appointed to fill the vaoancy
on the Pinellas Planning Counoi1. Motion was seconded by Commdsaioner
Williams and carried unanimously.
The City Manager preoonted the request I'rom Charles Barber, et a1 1'01' the
annexation of Barber Groves, Lots 29 & 30 Pinellas Groves in S~I 1/4 Sect.
18-29-16; and the SW 1/11 of SW 1/4 Scct. 18-29-16. Co~niauioner Williams
moved that the app1ioation for annexation aa outlined by the City Manger be
acoepted and rel'erred to the proper City Departments for appropriate action
and public hearings. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carlson and carried
unanimously.
The City Manager reported that the bido for the curbing of Eldorado Ave.,
from Mandalay to Juniper Way were rejected as being too high and hoped to have
better bids the next time 1t io advertised.
"
, The City Manager recommended accepting the bid of MartinIs Uniforms 1'0r
winter uniforms for the Police Department. Commissioner Carlson moved upon
the recommendation of the City Manager that the contract be awarded to MartinIs
Uniformo, Tampa, Fla. for the sum of $/1,959.43, which is the lowest and best
responsible bid and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized
to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with the plans and '
specifications and bid. Motion VIllS seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried
unanimously.
The City Attorney presented Or'dinancc /11219, amending Chapter 7 of the City
Code requiring sidewalk construction on u~improved land which is to have new
construction thereon. Conunissioner Carlson moved t;~l':;''.:. Ordinance /11219 be read
and considered by title only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of
the Commission. I>1'Jtion was seconded by Conunissioner Hall and carried unanimou131y.
The Ordinance was read by title only. COlnmissioner Carlson moved that Ordinance
#1219 be passed on its first reading by title only. Motion was seconded by
Commlssionel' Hall and carried unanimouu1y.
Commissioner Carlson moved that Ordinance #1219 be read and considered'on
seoond and final reading at this meeting of the Commission by unanimous consent
of the Commission by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and
carrj.ed unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner
Carlson moved that Ordinance #1219 be passed on its second and final reading
and adopted and the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute
it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney presented Or'dinance /11220 amending Section 9-1 and 9-2
01' the City Code regarding appointnlent and duties of Fire Chief. Commissioner
Carlson moved that Ordinance /11220 be read and considered by title only on the
first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by
title only. Commissioner Carlson moved that Ordinance #1220 be passed on its
first reading by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and
carried unanimously.
Commissioner Carlson moved that Ordinance #1220 be read and considered on
second and final reading at this meeting of the Commission by unanimous consent
01' the Commission by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and
carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Carlson
moved that Ordinance #1220 be passed on its second and final reading and adopted
and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to ex~cute it.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously.
The Cit~ Attorney presented Ordinance #1221~ annexing and zoning portion 01'
Section 36-28-15 (Pat Moore); Lots 28 & 29, Block A, Zephyr Gardens and Tract D,
Brentwood Estates (](ent Contractors Inc.); and portion of Section 19-26-16
(W. O. Gi11enwaters). Comndssioner Carlson moved that Ordinance #1221 be read
and considered by title only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of
the COrnmission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously.
The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Carlson moved that Ordinance
#1221 be, passed on its l'irst reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall
and carried unanimously.
:}:,;';: " , Cornm1 saioner Carl son move.d tha t Ordi nance /11221 be read and considered on
:,;,~\,'\',. , : second and final reading at thi6 meeting of the Commission by unanimouB consent
t:~'::/",J:,' ';,', , of the Commission. Motion was aeconded by Commissioner Hall and carried
/l~/'!.Y/>::" " ...' ' ',unanimously. The Ordinance was read by ti Ue only. Commissioner Carleon moved
k~;il;:,:;;,'z:,'~~,:;:, ,', : ' " that Ordinance #1221 be passed on 1 ts aecond and final reading and adopted and
~~t~i.t';;l~i:.::i.::" "":y<,',' the apprqpriate 01'1'icia16 of the City be authorized to execute it. ' M,otion wae
,t'j',r/:-{';/'"" ',';' i:. seconded by Commissioner Hall and oarried unanimously. . "
;yii..t~~:.(::'~';7 ;).~~ /~.'. ;~ c~. ~. ':.,., .cc: .'. > ~ '., . < .' ','. ~. ~ '",
:t1.t\\~t,~..\~.t.{,P'I~t:I' ',. I" f < . I.. . .
~;~~~;:kt'~1~;f~~:::/'\~ <i:::~~ .r.1~,'~'.:I~,t:'~':'i"I: ',' ,
'~~'t~~'.l'\-t)"~~~"'''''f''''' ,l).\'~'!' L"'j.t.'~.~.'{. ' ,,',
~~ ~\~\~'~.j.\ !/~~J ~~\:.~., If,, . ~ \ J~ .l', J,~/ . ',' ".,.' I . ,
r Ifi'i,.....~(:;;/.'j-~:'. ,.t.'r};' I 1-.1 u'~ ,. .," I ( . d , . . 't . .
. ~ l\>t;,,~;:,~i,r'~'h.~):\!:"'tt;; ~~~''''I.'' 'r": '. ~;.~... : ~ " ,
.(t.\.~~\;'t~~:;U~~"'J:-~'A:::"~}::,,,,:..\:-~:~t/~' ,~,~ >.,~,\ ',. .} ..~'.
",J,nl~":"~#." r;n\ 11\.," " " ,.I"'" ',' ,:' '. ',:" ','
Jt :....aj..r:\' lr~ 7" {,~ 'f ,~ t,.. .'.
"
','
.~ "t ,: ';~ . I c
.. <' .
,',:, ':;, ':,'" .~)':Y<';":~':.'\;:;~;
"
l'
I,
"
~. :-- t: : J :
..' .. . .l >.........~. . " . ~
'j'" ................,.........'~..i_~.....~II"...,.......-.........~--... -~ ........'Ro... '.....r
...' , " .,
~ ,". "f. . . . '" ~ .... I ... . ..
~le'~'t'Ii',i\,,,,..,,~;\'r"'t~"NJ,~~';" i' 'T' ,tl~;l"rh;"\I~'''',,:,,,", ,'~'nff"!"" "{if;;"'fi.~:"r.)p.:r:',,*"~!'~, ~"'~~'l\1\\'~ ';>' ", ;'l~.r,I1;\'I\\"'l\iI!!1~I",:,,'l~~, ,... "
;"~,t':~~~i;:~.I:.<:'~~.~~:.~"..<: .;< ',:", .~ ,...., '. '. .,.",>E..L:. y~ :'r'~~. ,I"t':>" :'. .'. l/':'.;"'~~~'~>';f"'; ',:~:\ ,.r;~ ~:.',':.'x::dJlj~..~ .....~;.~<1'~'~.~ .~"!.:.:~.,~
.s c' ~~.~~.~'fh"h....~t+tA'~,,~.......~ 4...;..~~~~..:,..:...~\l.w:..;....w.j:l1~.t~~4'.::l;;.1;...I.;............~t~J:'11r:41.'.l~~lN:ilIi1~ ~ ~
.;j,..97
-4-
CITY COMMISSION ~mETING
September l5J 1969
. The 'City Attorney presented Ordinance 111222 authorizing 'issuance of .
$3,200,000 utility Revenue Certificate. SorieD of,1969. CommiDsionor Carlaon
moved that Ordinance #1222 be read and considered by title only on the first
reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion,waa seconded by
Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. The Ordinance wao read by
title only. Commissionor Carlson moved that Ordinance #1222 be passed on its
rivet reading. Motion was seconded by Commlosioncr Williams and oarried
unanimously.
Conuniasioner CarJ.oon moved that Ordinance 111222 be vend and, oonsidered on
second and final reading at this meeting of the COlnm1soion by unanimouD consent
of the Comnission by title only. Motion was seconded by COrnmiDsioner Williams
and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner
Carleon moved that Ordinanoe #1222 be pasDcd On itD second and final reading
and adopted and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to
execute it.. Motion wa s aeconded by Commi Baioner Hall and oarried unanimously.
The City Attorney presented Resolution #69-104 authorizing payment of
$50.00 trustee's fee to the Banlc of Clearwater, from Construction Trust Fund.
Utilities Tax Improvement Certificates. Serics of 1962. Commissioner Carlson
moved that Resolution 1109-104 be passed and adopted and the appropriate
officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Hall and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney presented Heaolution 1109-105 authorizing payment of
$12.271.15 to Briley. Wild & Associates, consulting en~ineers. from Construction
Trust Fund. Utility Revenue Certificates, Series of 19b7. Conmdssloner Williams
moved that Resolution #69-105 be passed and adopted and the appropriate orficlale
be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and
carried unanimously. .
The City Attorney presented deeds in connection with Highland Lake Water
System rrom Herbert J. Stemmle ror tract marked "Lakel1 in Highland Lake Sub.
If.2j Lot 238. less E 5 ft. Highland Lake Sub. 4th Addn.; and part of' Lot It~
Block D, Oak Acres Addition with an easement adjacent thereto. He also
presented various easements in connection with the water system \1li th most
having already been recorded; and another easement from Amza Abdullaj. et al,
in SE corner Lot 4, Block B. Sky~rest Sub. Unit D. Commissionev Carlson
moved that the deeds and easements as outlined by the City Attorney be accepted
and the proper City Officials be directed, if' necessary, to record same in the
public reoords of Pinellas County~ Fla. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Williams and carried unanimously.
The City Attovney presented a report regarding 'the suit of College Properties.
Inc., versus the City. relating to zoning of part of Block 24. Marymont Sub. and
recommended appealing the decision. Commissioner Carlson moved that the Legal
Department be instructed to appeal the Circuit Court decision regarding College
Properties. Inc. versus the City. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and
caI'ried unanimously.
The City Attorney presented Resolution 1)69-106 requesting owners to clear
their lots and setting a pUblic hearing to hear objections thereto. Commissioner
Carlaon moved that Resolution #69-106 be passed and adopted and the appropriate
officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall
and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Hall reported that at the Suncoast League of Municipalities
recent meeting a resolution was passed and sent to their Congressional Delegation
urging that the entire state of Florida be declared flood prone and that all
municipalities be eligible ror whatever funds might become available under the
proposed rlood insurance program. Clearwater has already made application.
Commissioner Carlson asked about the status of the ACL railroad parking.
widening of Drew St. and extension of,South Myrtle Avenue.
Commissioner Hall moved that the meeting be adjourned at 5:20 P.M. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously.
The City Conmdssion then met as Trustees of the Pension Fund with the Mayor
calling the meeting to order and heard a letter read from the Adviaory Committee
recommending that Jill Fitz. Library Asst. I, Library Dept. be accepted into
membership. Commissioner Carlson moved that the above named employee be
accepted in the Pension Plan. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and
cavried unanimously.
. M.
.
Attest:
, .
.' ,.
, '
~. "" ~
, "
. .. ~.)-
",.' ",,',,<.:: .,:<":(;,,::,:,;;~,:,,,?t
:..~- ~
~,I ..' ~.'.'."'''~~''''lI'''''''''-'-'~''~I\'}'*.~~~'''''''''~..~I.,'''~''r-:' ""~t""~
,CITY COMMISSION', MEETING
September l5i 1969
Awards
1~~::,tff~ ;::,',
" .
, "
AQENDA
CITY COMMISSION MEE}lIING ,
SEPTEMBER l5J 1969,
1:30 P.M.
,','
Invoca tion
Introduotionu
Minutes of Preceding Meetings
Public HearIngs
Reporta'from City Manager
Reports from City Attorney
Citizens to be Heard
Other Commission Action
Adjournment
Meeting Pension Plan Trustees
'19.
20.
Honorable City Conunission
Clearwater
Florida
Gentlemen:
. ~'..' . ~ ":, C'oL ~ ~~'Oi-.''i~~~'''' I(l~'" ,~~,,~
" ',',': : <:' " :;~~''', ~::~\~'::~~:tf.i\~;;'~~{},~.Y~1
,. ' ""L """:>'I.,,...:.!~~~;"<'ttf,V:t"rY'lr
",' ;',: " , 'i';jf!Jri/~{f.~
. . . ,t 'J.'~
. . ,i:
Publio Hearln(Ss
1. Lot Mowing Resolution 1~9~103
2. 'Continued:-Requcsts for Annexation nnd
Determination & Eatabliahmont'of Zoning~'
Fire District ClaDBification~' ,",
a. Lota 3,5J6,11,15(16,34&95 Sunset Gardens
Subd. (Lcadenhnm, ", " " ,,' , " 'J,
h, Lot 361 Sunset O~na. Subd. (Eardley) , ,
c. Lot 9, N 25 ft. of ll,12,19,30j35&52, Kapok
Forest Subd.' (Kasen) , .
d. Lot 36, Kapok J."orest. (Barker) ,
e. Lot 1, Kapok Forest (Barker.) .
r. Lots 38 & 39, Kapok Forest (Barker)
g. Lot 13, Kapok Forest (City)
~ ~ \ .
:'
, . ~ .'
< ."
Reports from City Mana~er
3.
Violations of Minimum HOUSing Code: :
a. Lot 74 B1 A, Boulevard Pines Subd. (Meek)
b. Lots 8 & 49, Bl E, Greenwood ,Park #2, '
. Subd. (Campbell) " '
Gas Turn-on & Light-up Schedule,
Unincorporated Water Rate Charges
Change Order #1, Sullivan, Long & Hagerty -'
Water "
Authorization to advertise for Bids - Project'
1, "'/ater Supply \<le110 (Briley) , "
Non-Profit Organization - Housing for Greenwood
Approval of Plat - Eden Court Subd. (Rogero) , ,
Appointments to Boards
Request for Annexation - Barber Groves
Bids, Curbing of E1dorado - Mandalay to Juniper
Bids, Police Uniforms
'Other Engineering Matters
Verbal Reports and Other.Pending Matters
"
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Reports from City Attorney
16.
Ord. #1219 - Amending Chap. 7 of Code to
require Side\'lalk Construction on Unimproved
Land which is to have New Construction thereon
Ord. #1220 - Amending Sec. 9-1 & 9-2 of Code
re Appointment and Duties of Fire Chief
Ord. #1221 - Annexing and Zoning Portion of
Sec. 36-28-15, Lots 28 & 25% Bl A, Zephyr Gdns.,
Tract D, Brentwood Estates and Portion of Sec.
19-29-16
Ord. #1222 - Authorizing 'Issuance of $3,200,000
Utility Revenue Cert., Series of 1969'
Resolution - Payment of Trustee's Fee to Bank
of Clearwater, Util. Tax Impr. Cert., 1962
Series
Resolution - Payment to Briley Wild, Util.
Revenue Cert., 1967
Acceptance of Easements and Deeds
Report - College Properties Inc. vs City
Lot Mowing Resolution
17.
18.
2l.
22.
23.
24,.
September 2, 1969
,
,
As Trustees of the City of Clearwater Employees' Pension Fund, you are hereby
notified thee, Jill Fitz, Library Asst. I, Library Dept., has been duly examined
by a local ~hysician and designated as a I1First Classl1 risk. '
The above employee, began her service with the City ,of'Clearwate~ on 10/15/68.
She is under 45 years of age (birth date t.. 3/5/48 ) and meets the requirements
of our Civil Service.
'I
':
It is hereby recommended by the Advisory, Committee that she be accepted into
, membership.
,.' .
,,'
. ~'j , '. , , . . .
F~;~~:~\'.:< ' ,'" " 'very.;t'ruly yours, , ' , '" , " , ", ',: ':
'\\?,'(;!\\^'X,::,: :'..' ,"',.."> :'Advisory Committee of Employees' Pension, Fund " "" " :
,:;,u~"<',f,", '\:'1""" "/s/ Sta 1" S b Ch 1 ' ,',',
\;~r;v'{,\~,};"::,,, J :";", ~::.', ;:,' '. i "1 F n ey, z,u a, a rman ' . " '.", ,. ',.'"
t -, ~~~~~'i:{,';',~';,..",.:::: ,I 'l:"f~SI/, rank Daniels, ' " ' . " " " ' : , ". ,J, '"\,:',,
, 't~,.t'~:""'I""""/B"fW"J' 'Raible" ' " ,I' ,"" ",' , , '".l\ l., I,'
"c.u,~. .t~~:r~:~i~~~~'~~:'~~"4<...I~htZ~ t., .~~~,f. ~,. .','< ,;. " . J . '. . '.' .',' , '. .' . ~ : ~ ", I., ":, ....: ~ ..,~. 'I~;~,~~;
J..rlf"j~"l!,\~"~">:",,,,:>, .....;.,,' '1"'11~'rl', I"~" 1,; _~. r ;,' { . >, " , . ',.' . . .' ' \. .' .' ~ I' ~ ;00 . ". 1;. ... "Pl.'
4i ",'" t:rrto.,i4r{i-,'~.~';"_'_";_';" _Mo.'=':'-:.. _' '. ' ,. ~. ".... " ,'. . . . u.' Ji., '. I '. ~.~; r'l .~'I,. .~,:. < ". ';~
, ~ ' '!I~-l~~ "",- ..,'.' I ...~..~ ,,'.1 \ .;;a. ,-~'-r-'~-~""--------~~----~---------I~-----------"------------------..;.-....---~-..;.~. "'1;1,' ,"t" ~i.~~
!~!:,~\"~'!~~Nf{flii(jtJ.;;9~dt;;{~~::::::,:i~';'~~~\\:j/', ;':::>;':,,:;',':',',>' "': ,,: ~~~, ~'~ /~:,"": ,,',:,,;':' ;':: :.~ ~',~ :, ,";, " ,:, ;':: ~:',: '.,'0: !:>" ,',',' :\' ':":,:::- ri,,:;,~<:,.;:,,?,::?~:~:~),~'~;\L,~~t~~
.::.=~.r.;.I,O~!)-'~r.,;:t'1.~~v:~(I..~j"-~~d':~~l.",;";<,, .'.1' ,,'.i '.' ( '. :,.,. ,~, '. ~ : ,. '! ....' . ,...... ~ .'. ..t"",..!''1' "'.~~I)'.!~ .:l...... }'l',.,~t"-r..l,,~,-..;ct:;.'I~
'2~.:"'t~ ,'l.~.~(t'L/t..'."'}.>~.';',f'",,~>,""".." :", .,.i. + '~";"\: :,"',' .' ' ' ..' ~,.. . ~. ,,"'~.' 1.1.i~<~."'r,,';. ;F",/3,j"!"'oj'l,q'J<;:i:-P".::}_
t~~~~1%'~i~.~;~~~;~~t~~~~~X~'~J~~ ~;'~.:.l::~~',::~,~/~'";~.:,~J:J;;.,~~ :?I ~ :'(;.: :. {~l~ ;. ,"::': .,;: ~,:. . :;<< '; ~.'i ~;" l:~\,;~ ;~: \', ::. '; ',' .:'1~" <~ .?~, ~~):"d~ I,l~'rr<\ ~ ,r::: ~~.~ I ,~' ~ /(-~ :,': /,,: ;. :j' :~~:'i~~';~/:~;'kl~~J.~,~.f;;~rJ'~{~~lj
.....;.........1'l~1>'1 'f,I(J..J'r', t']: l.....t. d,.' (' I + ~ ," .. - "',. ',. ~ J..t ' . l '. ,'.1 ",' tr ,'O')I/".r ,....,;.. l.').~ ~-.'tl"~~~!iJ
'. '~"'''''~''''''1'''''''):''''''~'1' 'v'.""','; \""',',,\ ,', "', \ "'" . 'H' 1"\"" .', " ", ", ....,',., ",,,,.,.:~,.,,,,, '\', " ,'" !"''','''':~'~'l~.j ~t'~h'.'",~r"'c!t;t
1. . ~ '. .\" . . .. _ ) " f , , , .,' .',', ( ," ~J~'< ~. ,l.'. /"" <, :'" / d.. ."~ ....~-::.!...J<ti-.r~....:-.'~.:1.!~t~~t:'t~~b~~1
.,' . .