The URL can be used to link to this page

04/20/1970 " \ ' l/97 1 ' , , 1 :::,~ , . ,I\~.,." ~-f-4'~<.mr{lfJnr.\' :"\'ir";!?rlWH~*)"!''f.!t1f,'J;~r''~~~ , ~llr,,!,,~e,.~~~!~~~\t.<V"".1'~~1(\-:A~~~~~'fr"r,~...t'''''J,::,~..~ ~!~~, ~ i?;f~",f1~~\V ",~1'~~If''' ',~~,}/r ~.+" :.. "~'<"~ ",', ';I.:J~~;.H ,"~;, ,';,(' :,: ' >.,'., "...~ ' ';wJ>'.';:~.....,r,\ ,''':;> ' :(' ~' I', . ': ",:1: \ ,);: ',' , ' ,'t,,;,.,:-; :'.~':",; \, ,.;\;;, :', :'~, 1"..~~j>>'~\1~Yt'f~~~n~': , ~u,;.:~~~<;-;.'tu.::;...'::'ii7>""~!O'rlbl",p"",...".....:'.....,:~ili:.~.......J.t',:;.~h1.it:~..'.J;t'~,*~J:lillJ&t:i:'&m~w..<t,\.,",JLI.':"'Jb.ki.;';'~~I~~ CITY COMMISSION ~mETING April 20, 1970 The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular seBsion at the City Hall, Monday, April 20, 1970, at 1:30 P.M. with the following members, prcsentt II. Evorett Hougen Donald S. Williams Donald Carlson lUck Hall Richard Wachtler Mayor-CornmisGioner Commissioner Commissioner Conunissioner Conunissioner Also present were: Gerald B. \oJc1mer Herbert M. Brown Max Battle Sgt. J. T. Daniels Asst. City Manager City Attorney City Engineer Representing Police Chief , The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by Reverend Pat McBride, Skycrest Methodist Church. The Mayor presented service pins to a number of City employees for various years of service. The Mayor presented Resolution t.~0-35 to Mr~ Harold Siegel commending him roI' Christmas cheer to the needy. Mr. Siegel accepted with appreciation the resolution and expressed the thought that the con~unity had been good to him and he was Glad to be able to assist others less fortunate. ~he Mayor also presented Resolution, 1t70-311 recognizing Dr. Harold Humm and expressing appreciation for his efforts on behalf of the City. The Mayor presented Resolution 1170-36 recognizing the paSSing of ,r.lrl'l. Cricltett Harris and acknowledging her service to the City. The Clcrlt reported certain typographical evrors to the Commission minutes'and stated they would be corrected in the official copy. Commissioner Hall recommended clarification of Item #11 to show that the Little League would only pay $1,260. , Commissioner Carlson moved that the minutcs of April 6, 1970, be approved as amended and as recorded and submitted 1n written summation by the Clerk to each Comndssioner. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. ITEM #1 - The Asst. City Manager announced a public hearing for installation of sanitary sewers to serve the South side of TUBcola Rd., Lake Drive West to vacated Skyview. He stated the estimated assessable cost per front foot was $4.18 and that of the eight properties involved four were now in favor and four against. Mr. Claude A~n read a letter of opposition to the plan of installation'in the street, but the City Engineer reported that the law required se'1er to be at least 10 l't. from any water line and this is impossible 1n the casement at the rear or the lots. Mr. W. L. Clark concurred with Mr. Allen and stated he does not need the sewer which l-lould cost him $1,000, he requested further study. Both Mr. Clark and Mr. Allen filed objections with the City Clerk as did Mr. Randolph Rigney. Mr. Rigney also was present and spol<:e of drainage from Il11nois Rd. All three indicated that they were not opposed to the sewer but \'rere opposed to locating it in the street with still having the problem of drainage from the South. Mr. Douglas Redman also spoke in opposition. Commissioner Williams suggested that maybe the County Health Department should investigate conditions on Illinois Rd. so that both streets could be sewered at the same time. The Asst. City Manager said there is a problem 1n the area but the City is now 95% sewered and recommended approval. Commissioner Williams moved that since no valid objections have been filed that sanitary sewers on Tuscola Rd. be approved and the City Manager and City Engineer be directed to forthwith proceed with such improvements as an assessment project and that the Health Department be immediately notified of the homes on Illinois AVe. and requested to tal<:e action to correct, that problem. Motion was seconded by CommiSSioner Wachtler and carried unanimOUSly. Commissioner Williams said that unless a valid anBl-ler is received from the Health Department on this problem he may vote against the actual letting of the contract. I~EM 112 - A pUblic hearing on Demolition of Structure' under Minimum HOUSing Ordinance. , Lot 12, pennsylvania Sub. - vacant dwelling at 911 Metto St. owned by Mrs. H. P. OIHara The Asst. City Manager reviewed the case and stated that the City had notified the owner on December 2, 1969, by certified mail setting forth the violations with another certified letter being sent on March'12, 1970, reminding the owner that the final compliance date would be April 2, 1970. On March 23, 1970 Mrs. O'Hara advised the City Building Dept. that she was financially unablc to demolish the structure, and would have to have City do work and put lien on property. The Minimum HOUSing Inspector showed photographs taken by his department, saying he inspected property this morning and no further action had been taken and added the property was definitely a fire and health hazard and recommended demolition. Mr~ O'Hara was not present but concurred in recommendation to demolish by phone call,to Building Director. The City Attorney read Resolution InO-37 giving onwer 30 days to comply or the City shall demolish building and file a lien on property. Conun1ssioner Carlson moved that Resolution 1170-37 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. ~~i~:i[i"~\~1ti;fi~;,i;;j,;}/) ;;",,:.;::0:, ",' .",' ," . '", ,,', ~.;..,m~\~,b'il,~1),~".....i"~~':;;"""'" ',",!' ,..' '..,.. ,',,' ..j;'1~~~f}~':,~~;;':{~~:<':,',' ;'/~,.' ~;:, :,: .. ::':'; '~":~.:, ' ,',," , : , " . . " , I' ':,': ,':, ,:':;~,Y:L:;; 'NY:} ,\,,~,'t-.''''''O''U~'.,., " , , " -:-~-:~''''''r'r. ":or--'.l-II'~"'." .. .'~.''''''''';'T'.........=..,.".,f..!!'t..~~, I~' "-'-:-. -::._ , " "~t~~i,~~~"'~'~.1~J1.'~'r"-;''''''~''''fl.!fr1',l\,'''!'\~'''''.';:1'':'!'~J''"~'1'-;,V't\'~"l~'~1lf!"1ol~!'I,"t11;;;''{?''''~'~t:~~...~~~,,~,;;~' iii, " , \''SI ',. r \ ~ v: ',:.( '~.'..:.~,.. t, "-.: r. 1'" . , '~, ('1: ,\ ,: ~:.. ~: '.",' ,.:, .. ~..., > ',~ ':Y\~i~_~':, ':'.~, ':l-~ '://": .~ I', '/",.\t.f ,'~'~ i,' ' J-' '; "'1 '1l ' ~~~~lt;t\\k~~~'.};,~;~:lni&~F.uli;lai,~~~~~'iKlf.zi.~, , " .. , 'fL' ,,' '9"" ~,,:,;, ",:)':":': , , . .. . ' , . ,~ : l. 1 " , t~~!~~fu~'i::\;,H':;.:t,;,!:'. ,0,,' '.. :,',., ' ',," , .~,"~.~~~~l\,~:t~,~lJor!)\':l~'::~':,'~l...~,.'t ,;:'~~:~',.'~,' ,.. ,t. '. " " !'" ;~!:tt";)\Y~k~..,~~a:/'~ . ft'r ~~~:"L:i/~,,:,:'. ~~',,' <:t f, ':' ':.. ,I.( , ' .. '. " rt:~s,l""''''''i,I0.1,,,''' I, ",:,,' I ",', ',,"', ", ". " ", ". 'o./.~~j~ .,......o:::,.~I~~;:.. ~...,~ '~.,' ;. '! 1"0 .' ,...,~.- '. ',- , 1X.~~Yi\' ,'J;,rll:+,:J','t;'l'r:.t:l~\-,',.:l:;'.";~)';":"i;(~>,:' ,'';',''','',' ,'".' ,1, ~ "(l ~e'f. \.~'-t .-..\' :.' \ ~"... ':, ,",} . ...-i.t. ~l' . > '. L '.' . "~~~/!i "VI~:\r. .[.>8,,' 1, <;.j',,', "'t' 1~, ", ",' " ",' ~~rf \""".,.,,'.....;-~..:\,,J~:~,;~',:~~~'.l'-~,:,,~i:',F<. ,,~"',".,',' ' ','," , ~! , . , .J ' , ," ,}~~;t)/:~!;,;(;:~;,';~~ -2-' CITY COMMISSION MEETING April 20, 1970 ' ITEM #3 - A publio hearing on requests for annexation and zoning: n. Maloom G. Niohols, etal, for'Lots 1, 2, 3, & Lots 57, 584 59 less South 10 ft. Block 6, and Lots 1, 2, 3, & Lots 62, 63, 6 , Blook 7, Cleveland Groves Sub. with PRS (profeDsiona1 & related oervices) 'zoning and Fire Distriot 1/2 classification. The 'Planning & Zoning Board reconunended approval. The ABst." City Manager reported that at the work scaoion it was requested to have the applicant grant 20 ft. additional right of way for Widening of Lalecvicw Rd. if 100 ft. width is desired but that 10 ft. would be sufficient. He atated that he had been unable to contact 3 of the O\1nero but dioouDsod the matter with 2 of them. The City Engineer explained that there wao 40 ft. on the South of the eenbnl line of Lakeview Rd. but additional right Qf way is needed on the North u1de to \dden the street, without having a curve in the right " of way. Mr. faul Holley stated that he thought Drs. N1Chols and Crawford, would cooperate on a 10 ft. casement ibr future widening of Lal':(,:V'1€:w Rd. The City Attorney explained that where 51% or more in a given area want to be annexed the legislature had declared it would not be necessary to hold a referendum.' b. Paul E. HOlley, etal, fOI' Lot s 4 to 56 incl., and South 10 ft. Lots 57, 58, 59, Block 6 and Lots 4 to 61 incl., Block 7, Cleveland Grove Sub. with abutting streets, with R-ID (single " family), zoning and Fire Diotrict No. 2 clussification. The Planning & Zoning Board recommended approval. The City Attorney explained the procedure for payment of the improvement assessment there, both for immediate payment and on deferred payment plan and further stated that property owners have 90 days to hoole onto the sanitary sewer after installation. Commissioner Carlson moved that the request for annexation by petition to City of Clearwater by Malcom G. Nichols, et al, for PRS zoning and Fire District No. 2 classification for lots dcscribed in 3a. and petition to City of Clearwater by Paul E. Holley, et aI, for R-1D zoning and Fire District, No. 2 classification for lots described on 3b. be approved and the City Attorney be instructed to include this in an ordinance to be brought back to this Commission for approval as soon as possible. Motion was aeconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. Commissioner Hall commended Mr. Holley for his time and efforts on the matter ITEM #3c. - The Assistant City Manager presented request from applicant, Al Regero, Jr. to havp. this item lIapplication for annexation & zoning of Let 59, Bel-Keene Sub. 1st Addn.n continued to the next meeting. Commissioner Carlson moved that Item 3c. be continued to the meeting of May 4, at 1:30 P.M. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. At this time the Mayor left the meeting and Commissioner Williams assumed the chair. ITEM #3d. - A public hearing on the request for annexation and zoning from Alfred O. Clave for Lot 36 and W 20 ft. of Lot 35, Block B, Cleardun Sub. with abutting streets, and with R-lD (single faruly) zoning and Fire District No. 2 classification. The Planning & Zoning Board recommended approval. The Asst. City Manager reported that he had a letter from Mr. Clavesaying he would be out of the City on April 20th, and requested favorable consideration. **The Mayor returned and aSQumed the Chair at this time.** The size of the lot was discussea. There were no objections. Commissioner Carlson moved that the request for annexation by Alfred O. Clove with R-1D zoning and Fire District No. 2 classification be approved and the City Attorney be instructed to include this in an ordinance to be brought back to, this Commission for approval as soon as possible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. ITEMS #3e. and f. - A public hearing on the follOWing requests for annexation and zoning: e. Gene A. Hester for Lot 8, Block 9, 1st Addition to Highland'Pines Sub. with abutting streets, and with R-1D (single family) zoning and Fire District No. 2 classification thereon. The Planning & Zoning Board recon~ended approval. The applicant was present. f. Seal O. Hilcox for Lot 4, Block 16, 3rd Addition to Highland Pines Sub. with abutting streets and with R-lD (Single family) 'zoning and Pire District No.2 classification thereon. The Planning & Zoning Board recommended approval. The applicant was present. There were no objections. Commissioner Williams moved that the requests for annexation by Gene A. Hester and Seal O. Wilcox for above described property with R-1D zoning and Fire District No.2 classification be approved and the, City Attorney be instructed, to include this in an ordinance to be brought back to this Commission for approval as soon as possible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimOUSly. " ,I , ' ---;,' ""j .": ~ , ',t .'.~ T " \,<.' ~.. , ~'/ l ,,' l.o : ': : '.~: :~.':' , .-.l"~. :r_"'It"'~.~~..~..,".II""''''~'' ,.h-....-\o~I~.;.;;,.'....,'.r'T.> " ,t . , . ,',:, ' ' " , ,-' ~~~, . ~,:..,...~''td.W:~f~Mtr~~'l'ft.'f; \'1\~~~~"'Ji'~'1-"""""-'~'J..,,'I"":"~~tr~"~\':~f'''~':-:,'~0''~\I. ~$;wi>,;,,~J;:-'r: 'W~~:tl}:~,,~:,,<:,q;:-.-\~ll;',~},,".;::~~;";"l~ ;"\. ". 'Y' ,,' ',.",',',,'~ " ' '1:,t'1J .,...,": ~i' ~ ~~/:: ,~:. 4~ ..::,:,>: I,'" ~ ":~.., .' ~ . '~:~' . . ~ .',:,:-:' ~ ,I :~ " ,:"" t;: ~' ,. 'I':~',~' ,~,:;. :. , ' ':'1' ::~, t'. ", ',~,~~,:t~t '.. ,: "~.\"" <~" '\l~:s.1.: .~.., \~~~~:~I..:~ ... . ',Jo, ' ,> .~ 1..1Jt ~~1i..f,,~A:.v.tl.J.Io-......ct""l""J.~~ft:..Ll.:"''''''l'''.''.i ':'~.JA'-O"~:lIo,"+""""",Wh~h,_...ioioL.4il,L)M.'a1,...J....:t.;!.~....~UtJ~""':..f",,,,,'-,,':..:...>>t",d.~Y.f~~ &l~~~:~J fL 97' . , . .: ~ '. ~ ' " :' ',,;:if''{{:'' -3- CITY COMMISSION MEETING April 20, 1970 ITEM #3g. - A'~ublic hearing on the request of Donald E. SnodgrcsB ror annexation and zoning of Lob 3, Lake Le1a Manor First Addition, with abutting . streets and with R-lD(single family) zoning and Fire District No.2 classifioation. The planning & Zoning Board recommended approval. Mr. SnodgreDs was prescnt and aalted for olarification of R-1B and R-1D zoning, which the Planning Director ' explained. There were 110 objectiono. Commlaaioner, Uall mOllcd that the request for annexation by Donald E. SnodgreDO with R-1D zoning and Fire District No. 2 cluaDificntion be approved nnd the City Attorney be inDtructed to inolude thiD in an ordinance to be brought back to thia Commission for approval as Boon aD possible. Motion was Geconded by Cowluooioner Wil1iamo and carred unanimously. ITEM #3h. - A publiC hearing on the requcnt of City Ice Delivery Company for annexation and zoning of part of Lot 8, PinclluB Groves 1n SW l/I~, Section 1-29-15 desoribed as South 150 ft. of North 200 ft. of East 150 ft. of Went 180 ft. of SW 1/4, Section 1-29-15, together with abutting GtroetB, with B (buaineas) zoning nnd Fire Distriot No. 1 classification. The Planning & Zoning Board reoommended 'denial of B zoning, and in lieu thereof recon~ended R-IA 20ning (highest single fam:l.ly zone). The Asst. City Manager reported that theI'C was an option on the balance of the 5 acre tract with it being zoned by the County as C-2 (commercial). He also reported receipt of a letter from City Ice Delivery Co. agreeing to pay City taxes to be able to tap onto City newers, if they arc not annexed. Commissioner Williams moved to continue thiS item to May 4th at 1:30 P.M., and the City Manager be instructed to attempt to work out an agreement to annex the balance of the property. Motion was seconded by Commlssioner Carlson. Mr. Kenneth Catmull, president of Convenience Stores, Inc. said they have a long term lease on the property under discussion and doesn't approve of residential zoning as they may want to revert to a different type of business, or when his lease ,expires City Ice Delivery Co. may want to use for other purposes. A discussion of the area ensued. Commissioner Hall Daid he would vote against the motion as he wanted to make a decision immediately and he opposed annexation as it was not ~dthin the master plan set upfur the City. Upon the vote being taken Commissioners Williams, Carlsl.nJ Wachtler and Hayor Hougen voted "Aye". Conunissioner Hall voted "No~l. Motion carried. ITEMS #3i. & j. - ^ pUblic hearing on the following requests for annexation and zoning: Robert H. Berman - for Lot 8, Skyline Groves Sub., together with abutting streetsJ with R-1D (single family) zoning and Fire District No. 2 classification. The Planning & Zoninffi Board recon~ended approval. Emelia Mickelson - tor Lot 56, Skyline Groves Sub., together with abutting streets, with R-lD (single family) zoning and Fire District No. 2 classification thereon. The Planning & Zoning Board recommended appro\ral. Mr. E. D. We1demeyer was present representing both applicants, and upon a question ~rom CommiSsioner Carlson replied that he did not know of others wishing to be annexed. There were no objections. 3~50 P.M. Sgt. James C. Shaffer replaced S~t. Daniels at this time. Commissioner Carlson moved that the request for annexation by R. U. Berman and E. Mickelson for R-ID (Single family) zoning and Fire District No. 2 classification be approved and the City Attorney be instructed, to include this in an ordinance to be brought back to this Commission for approval as soon as possible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and caI'ried unanimously. 1. j. ITEM #3k. - A public hearing on the request of William E. Cummings ror annexation and zoning of Lot 84, Sunset Gardens Sub., together with abutting streets, with R-lD (single family) zoning and Fire District No.2 classification. The Planning & Zoning Board recommended approval. Mr. Cummings was present. There were no objections. Commissioner Williams moved that the request by ~~. Cummings for annexation of Lot 84, Sunset Gardens Sub. with R-1D zoning and Fire District No. 2 classification be approved and the City Attorney be instructed to include this in an ordinance to be brought back to this Commission for approval as soon as possible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Waoht1er and carried unanimously. ITEM #31. - Continuation of the request of Edward L. Mendenhall for annexation and zoning of East 200 ft. of Lot 2 North of State Road 588 (Sunset Point Road), Blaokburn Sub., together \nth all abutting streets, with D (business) zoning and Fire District No. 1 classification. The Planning & Zoning Board recommended approval. Mr. Tom Stepp, Shell Oil Co., reported that Shell Oil Co. had just 'purchased this property from Mr. Mendenhall and did not know of last meeting, but would like to proceed with this application. There were no objections. Commissioner Williams moved that the request for annexation of NW corner of US 19 and Sunset Point Road with B (bUSiness) zoning and Fire District No.,l classification be approved and the City Attorney be instructed to include this' 1n an ordinance to be brought back to this Commission tor approval as soon as pOSSible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. , ITEM #4 - The Asst. City Manager presented a bill in,the amount of $55,401.34 from P1nellae County aocording to agreement for acquisition of right of way'for, widening of Missouri Ave. south of Lakeview Rd. CommiSSioner Williams moved that as'per agreement with the County, dated November 7, .1967, for acquisition of right L" "',' of ,way for the construction of Missouri Ave. that the bill in the amount of ' :.:,::~~'~'~';X"~'::",, " .:" . ':; '$55',401.34 be approved, and the, City Manager be direoted to' pay same. Mqt10n was. ":ft~~;?i,:j~'{.'::~', r ". '; , . ~econded :by Commissioner Waoh~erandcarr1ed, unanimously. ," , ' " .l;i:!fWf. ... , \,. ,," ". ,,, . ., . " ' . . :~](;..>'.:.;~r:~~"".~~ 'Iri"~I' ..., i ~....' r, ~~ \'t+' ':, ': 'I :.' ,'," " " i> H ~ r ""\..'\..1.'~~~~.h ......','..: .\' . .' ~, 1, t'., ". . " , 1, f;!I]~':' )~\.IIo~.~,.,~ .....!,~.....; j.~ ::'~''''',: j!., ~,: ; ': :. ,', . " " ~ I . 1,~lj."1~"'1~I,,',ll:!1/tl' /. l. "... ~L t, ,\'1 ~ ,~' . 'l . "!.~ ~~.., ,? \ "t'...:. t -,..' l't I :.. 'I' t. .. - ,1 .,..' _ ~ , I. j......,..l.:'.,.'.l-t..l1.n,J.!.. '.'~ \.~ ''-,- ":' "'b ", ' , I,..J!,l";'J,..........'~f.<.. ~"/1J,~'.':I".'.il,~,'i",..., "0 "'\' f~' >,', '~'II.~~A'.;{Y,~..J-~i ......'rt 1,'lc,\",I..J1 ".. ,,~:~ . "'f~i)t~.,,~:,h!.~t.~--l~t~f~~~;";:''''~'''T:';: ..~'{.'.'" i "f',:. / r~::h,",\\~-P1J."":J!!1~~~"lt:;~"'r"J~tt"lk,~""",,,'11 .~. ~ l' ~;:,'i":r.";if, "~':~,<',::" ,'~: . --,..", ,;.',.,;" ~i'f '/ ':;. ~f, .. 'I ~,:/ " , , , " \ 1: ./ I " , , " , .1 ., r ,~ha'....'.,.~__{I't"',..-..~J1.....'''...-.:.'it.w;4~'..... u........ ..;_..;.:.,....,...\'..i.~~""~.:. J .~. ',' .:-.-......... , , . . , "'-' , '1~~'~~~~~~~I;(~'1"~~~~'Mlc~~~' ~,~~1~l:-:;~rl)r(~f~~~;\V:~~~~~~1:1t;.1~~~~1~~":;~~ ;,:~~~~.:t1"'t'~~~\" ,. ),.,!; i"'~"'\'.;:":: ',,:',. <' ,,: ' ,;' "'.' ~;" ;.I~:j.", ,:i, . i ~~~: ':, '''-''';. ,!':'", ,.:;:,",.':', ;~.:,;,1;',,:;i. ,;;.:,.;~.-,<:".;"t, ,',. -;":': f' '1' ,~' ;,~,.' -', " ..",..::"':..'.,~.).'E'tJ""" . to' ;i'{WA:jJ~'~li..~l\1t.'tI:ilb~~' ~'~~'t..'.I\\; ~:ii~at'~j. ""'i: !\,~,,;w,".~~j,i. ;f.'.} .,~U~'.~,~!!.... I ,~ ' 1 .. + '" ~ .. .:t~1~ ,. tl:. .a'~ililj' u...;W~-j.J~~"O'\~~,:J.,~J~~~ 5' ' '{J":" "0" I :.,'-':ii f >, ' " , , ( ,,' . _l~_ CITY COMMISSION MEETING April 20, 1970 ITEM #5 - RoquoDt for a publio hearing on a aign variance by'the Hilto~ Inn, on the southwest corner of Gulf View Blvd., South and Clearwater Pasa Ave. Conuniasioner Hall moved that the'publ1c hearing be aet for the next regular meeting on May 4th, 1970 at 1:30 P.M. Motion waa aecondod by Commissioner Williams and oarried unan:tmously. , ., ITEM #6a. - c. - Requests for annexation and zoning ao follows: The Asst. City Manager included on additional item. a. W67 t't. of Lots 5, 6J 7, &: 8, Block B, Cleardun Sub. - E. E. King b. E 60 ft. of r~ots 5J 6, 7J & 8, Block ,B, C1eardun Sub. - G. N. Story c. Lota 9 &: W 10 rt. of Lot 10J Block B, Clcardun Sub. - H. C. Pauly d. Lot 6, Block A, Pine Ridge Sub. - Esther May McDermott c. Lot 1, Block D, Bonair Hills Sub. - Frank Abernathy Lot 1, B10cle 17, 3rd Addn. to Highland Pines - R. G. Scott ' Lot 11J Bloclt 17, 3rd Addn. to Highland Pines - W. P. Schulte Additional Item: Property described as follows: Begin at SE corner of NW 1/4 of NW 1/4 Section 8-29-16, North 512 ft'J West 130.24 ft., South 512 ft., East 129.75 ft., to P.O.B. AND Begin 189.75 ft. West of SE corner of NW 1/4 of NW 1/4 Section 8-29-16, run North 53lJ ft., West l55.91~ ftq South 534.26 ft'J Eaat 172.93' ft. to P.O.B., together with abutting streets -panarites Comnissioner Williams moved that the request for annexation aa outlined in ITEMS 6 a, bJ c, dJ OJ on the agenda, and that which is in Section 8-29-16, request by P. PanaritesJ as outlined by the City Manager be accepted and referred to the proper City departments for appropriate action and public hearing. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM 117 - The Asst. City Manager recommended accepting the bid of R.C,.A'J CamdenJ N.J. for radio equipment for Public Works. Discussion followed regarding the costsJ and assigned frequencies for City use. Commissioner l~illiams moved upon the recommendation of the Asst. City Mana~er that the contract for radio equipment be awarded to R.C.A. for the sum of :tillJlJ83J 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 was seconded by Commissioner Carlson and carried unanimously. ITEM #8 - The Asst. City Manager recomnlcnded accepting the bid of Rockwell Mfg. CO'J Pitt3burgh, Pa., for parking meters stating the other'bid did not meet City specifications as they were not automatic. Mr. Weimer gave the follOwing information: During 1968 the City purchased 166 meters; 35 were used at the Beach bank parking lot, 50 at the Bayfront-Pierce parlcing lot and 81 at the old Coachman parking lot; 31 meters were removed from the parking system for repairs and it was not feasible to repair them. During 1969 the City purchased 275 metersJ for Coachman :lotJ including lot 1 at Maas BrothersJ with 22 removed from the system and most of them were found to be no longer serviceable. To date the City has 2390 off-street meters, 756 on-otreet meters or a total of 3J 1/~6. Some meters have been in, service for over 15 ye~sJ but at the Beach they do not last as long because of blowing sand and salt spray. Discussion followed. Commissioner Hall questioned tight specifications and not receiving bids from several other firlns. Mr. Weimer replied that the City Commission would have to decide if they wanted a mixed systemJ automatic and manual meters or all automatic but there would be problems if manual meters were put next to automatic. He then recommended rejecting bid, and readvertising to include reconditioned meters. Discussion. Mr. Weimer stated that when the City started to use meters most companies manufactured automatic and few manual type. The Mayor recommended postponing this item. Commissioner Williams moved that this ITEM #8 on the agneda for awarding parking meter bid be postponed. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. Mr. Weimer said it is usually 45 to 60 days delivery on them. By consent it was agreed to have the City Manager get bids on manual and reconditioned parking meters. ITEM #11 - The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1260, updating section defining disorderly conduct, by repealing Section 14-33 and adding new Section 14-33 of City Code. Commissioner Carlson moved that Ordinance #1260 be read and oonsidered'by ~it1e only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion \ms seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. The Ordinanoe'was read by title only. Commissioner Carlson moved that Ordinance #1260 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carrledunanimouBly. ' " " ,~ , , " '. ,.'", :: ':'::>i':',<': , , '\" ' , {t~l\'~.-;:~\\~r~ ."t/Pf.1("".Pi--'1 ".,~ f"-I':," ~'~ .' .'. , 'l.ll~~,~rr;':'lJl!.o;..:,L:i'" th,f'/,t.\_,ri',. . '1.\ t ",,~:...,L;, "~",~ , A ...~1:.,n~O-+'.: '...'.. '1~"J:.:..(n\t,~.,"L'i. :'.:. ,'~~, :"''':-::''' \'" '.;- , ',' ,> , T ~: ... , f .' ~\'; '. '.~ ~" ': ,~ i ' " ' , L, \.:\..,~:~}<...'~.., < .. ,. ,: I '. .' ~ ., ' I",' ~ " " J'. ',' I ;.' ~ ' \,:::';: :~,::\:,\::(':"IL~~~t ',', , . .' , ' , " , '.. ~ '; ., ' ~ . , " l't'...' I'~. ._,." L~''''',...,~. ...., ';",. '....,......,~, _, ",,'>t-~t~, "~','o.IW"'..~" ,.........,~..f:"'.... .' 1'.,~1::1\' ", ,~~..~,' I".....'.,' + ' ,< t' - , '~~'t~'t~.:t':r'~~~7~.~t':'~'m~.?~T.iM~{!r.~'\\~'~lf<i~~' \~t!.!~~:~]'f:;"'1)~~'~"5~,~'W;.'~~:;~(!",~,f,~~~~~~~~!ti'? " :~.;- ". ~...~., '.,~::~ .'':.,~. 'j.. '.' . ':'> . ,,':1' "'~T':' > ,.:~.... ~'t ;)'1.. ",'1'.,>: ....,~ :':,: ':'r~"'''i'''~:;: :!,";~~;..:.:.. , ~~~~~~~~r;,"'~i:f:~li,~,~:)tlb~~1h#.,b..:k;;it~u~:~\~~i...:..jilJ> '1! . , . 'h"Y;~{1{;~t?f; , :::::J..:(;/. r/li.. ;",f'j~i ,,',:' "":>:'::.:":\~',::':f;: " ' -5- CITY COMMISSION MEETING April 20, 1970 Commissioner Curlson moved that Ordinance'#1260 be read and considered on second and final reading by title only at this mee~ing of the Commission by unanimouB consent of the CommisDion. Motion waD seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimOUSly. The Ordinance waD read by title only. Commissioner Carleon moved that Ordinance #1260 be passed on its second and final reading and adopted and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute it. Motion waB seconded by Conunissionor Hall and carried um:mimouo1y. ITEM #12 - The City J\ttorney preuentod Ordinance 111261 annexing and zoning Lots 1-16, Blk llJ Virginia Groves Eotateu lot Addn. - Suncoast BCI Inc.; Pt. Lots 6J 11, 12 Blacltburn Sub. - Blacl(burni Lot 3J Blk 8 and Loto 9 & la, Blk 9, 1st Addn. to Highland Pinesj,and Loto 1 & 2, B11c D und Lot 5J Elk EJ Oak Acres Addn. Commiasloner Carlson moved that Ordinance 111261 be read and conoidered by title only on the first I'euding by the unanimouo consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commioaioncr Hall und carried unanimOUSly. The Ordinance was read by title only. Conuniooioner Carloon moved that Ordinance 111261 be passed on its first reading. Motion wus seconded by Commiusioner Hull and carried, unanimously, . Commissioner 'Carloon moved that Ordinance 111261 he read and considered on second and final rending by title only at thio meeting of the Commission by unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion WUB seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimOUSly. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Carlson moved that Ordinance #1261 be passed on ita Becond and final reading and adopted and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carI'ied unanimously. " ITEM 1113 - 'rho City Attorney presented Ordinance 111262 establishing new liquor zone for Block A, SallIs 2nd Add. on S. Missouri Ave. Commissioner Carlson moved Ordinance #1262 be read and considered by title only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by ComrruBsioner Hall and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Carlson moved that Ordinance #1262 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. Commissioner Carlson moved that Ordinance 111262 be read and considered on second and final reading by title only at this meeting of the Commission by unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and oarried unanimOUSly. Tho Ordinanoe wao read by title only. Commissioner Carlson moved that Ordinanc~ #1262 be passed on its second and final reading and adopted and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute it. Motion waG seconded by Conunissioner Hall and carried unanimously. ITEM #15 - The City Attorney presented Resolution ItTO-38 urging State legislation forbidding purse seining, seining of bait fish and netting of King Mackerel. Commissioner Carlson moved that Resolution ItTo-38 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. ITEM #16 - The City Attorney presented for acceptance a deed from Florida Power Corp. over their easement on the West 2~O ft. M.O.L. of SE 1/4J Section l8-29-l6J and a letter of agreement for the City to waive assessments for uti~ies and/or paving of proposed Druid Rd. COlnmissioner Williomo moved to accept the deed from Florida Power Corp. and record it in the public records of Pinellas CountYJ Florida and the letter of agreement be approved and the appropriate City officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carlson and carried unanimously, The City Attorney prcsented for acceptance a deed from Edgcwater Nursing Manor Inc'J for a strip of land West of Edgewater Drive in the NW lilt of NW 1/4, Section 3-29-15. ~ ' " ~ : ~' ",. ,'I' Commissioner Hall moved that the deed as outlined by the City Attorney be accepted and the City Clerk be directed to record same in the public records of Pinellas County, Florida. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carlson and carried unanimously. ITEM #17 - Litigation - John P. MartinJ ct al VB. Merrett R, StierheimJ et al- wherein the appellants filed mandamus action 1n the Circuit Court to require the City to issue a wrecking yard license after the City had denied such a license. The City Attorney reported that the hearing would be FridaYI April 24, and it is necessary for the Cbmmission to decide whether the Legal Department shall defend this action or the Commission direct that such license be granted. He further stated thatthe Legal Department felt that in view of the ordinances and that the property is in an M (manUfacturing) zone that the Commission should grant the 'license. He went on to say granting the license could be subject to the terms of a recently passed ordinance amending the junk ordinance. Commissionex' Williams moved on advice of,legal oounsel to grant an occupational license to operate a wrecking yard to John P. Martin,et al subject to the operation under ,the reoently enacted Ordinance No. 1255 relating to wreclting yards. Motion', was ,seconded by Commissioner Hall. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners Williams'J Hall, Wachtler and Mayor Hougen voted lIYes',l. Commiosioner Carlson ,voted "NO". Motion oarried. .. , ',' .~ '< ~ '.." i : '! , ,',""', :;' ,t;::'l; (:;,.;1 "" ,,'. , , ~ . ~ . : . < ~ ' I . ~ ' ... :"'" ~,.'" f , , ", ~.I' . ,.... _,o;:-,~I......~.,_. ',' . ), , " " ".~..' ~~"'-~""-"-~'If""'''''''''''''''''t.o'Il ~,:~~..-......t....--::'':.;...~~..,........,u 1'" ,+. , ." ...-:-......' , :~~~S~'~~;'~", ,~:,~,:~ , '.' :}:':~>'~:: : ,',' ' ;'.'.: /: ,~ " .' " , ~,":" ;. ~:"'~::" , ; , " '" CITY COMMISSION MEETING April 20, 1970 Awarda 1,' " . , , , AG ENDA, " CITY COMMISSION' MEEl'INO APRIL 20, ,1970 1:30 P.M. Invocation .. , Public Hearings 1. Sanitary Sewere - South Side of Tuaoola 2. Demolition of Struoture under Minimum Hous- ing Ordinanoe - 911 Metto Street ,',: 3. Requosts for Annexation and Determination & Establishment of Zoning & Fir~ Diatriut Classification: a. Lots 1,2,3 & Lota' 57,58,59 lena S 10'ft.' Bl 6 and Lota 1,2,3 & Lota 62iP3,64 ' , Bl 7, Cleveland Qrove Subd.(N1chols,etal) b. Lottl 11 to 56 inol. and S 10 ft. Lota 57,58, 59, Bl 6, and Lots L~ to 61 1ncl., Bl 7, Cleveland Grovo Subd. (HOlley, etal) c. Lot 59, Bel-Keene Subd., 1st Addn. (Rogero, Jr.) , , d. Lot 36 and W 20 ft. of Lot 35, B1 B, Cleor- dun Subd. (Clave) c. Lot 8, Bl 9, 1st Addn. to ftlghland Pines Subd. (Heater) f. Lot 4, Bl 16, 3rd Addn. to Highland Pines Subd. (Wilcox) g. Lot3, Lake Lela Manor 1st Addn. (Snodgress) h. Part of Lot 8, Pinellas Qroves - SE Corner of Sunset Point Rd. & Keene (City Ice Co.) i. Lot 8, Skyline Groves Subd. (Berman) j. Lot 56, Skyline Groves Subd. (Mickelson) k. Lot 84, Sunset Gardens Subd. (Cummings) . 1. Contd. - NW Corner of US 19 & Sunset Point Road (Mendenhall) Reports from City Manager 4. Resolution - Payment for Acquisition of R/W' for Construct10n of Missouri Avenue 5. Set Public Hearing - Hilton Inn Sign 6. Requests for Annexation: a. W 671 of Lots 5,6,7&8, Bl B, Cleardun Subd. (King) b. E 601 of Lots 5~6,7&8, Bl B, Cleardun Subd. (Story) , c. Lots 9 & W 10' of Lot 10, Bl B, Cleardun Subd. (Pauly) , , d. Lot 6, Bl A, Pine Ridge Subd. (McDermott) e. Lot 9,Bl D, Bonair Hills Subd. (Abernathy); Lot 1, Bl 17, 3rd Addn.to Highland Pines' (Scott); Lot 11, Bl 17, 3rd Addn. to High- land Pines (Schulte) 7. Bids, Radio Equipment 8. Bids, Parking Meters 9. other Engineering,Matters 10. Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters " Introduotions' Minutes of Preoeding Meetings Publio Hearings Reporta from City Manager Reports from City Attorney C1tizens to be I~ard 'Othcr Conunission Action' Adjournment Meeting Pension Plan Trustees 'I '~ ,;\ ,.) .' Reports from City Attorney 11. Ord. #1260 - Enacting New Sec. 14-33 of Code to define Disorderly Conduct , 12. Ord. #1261 - Annexing & Zoning Lots 1 thru 16, B1 ll,Virginla Groves Estates, 1st Addn., Portions of Lots 6, 11, & 12 of Blackburn Subd~ Lot'3, Bl 8 and Lots 9 & 10, Bl 9, 1st Addn. to Highland Pines, and Lots 1 & 2, Bl D and Lot 5, Bl E, Oak Acres Addn. 13. Ord. #1262 - Repealing Zone 12A of Sub-Para. ' (3) and enacting new Zone 14A of, Sub-Para. (4) of Sec. 4-18 of Code relating to Intoxioating , Liquors 14. Resolution Minimum Housing Violation 15. Resolution - Approving Legislation forbidding Purse Seining, etc. 16. Acceptance of Deed and Letter Agreement 17. Litigation - John P. Martin, et al vs. Merrett R. Stierheim, at al 18. Resolution - Requesting Cape Kennedy be desig- nated as Base for Space Shuttle S~stem ,. ' , ; ~,,''''~' f , '1',,:' ..~ ~~ ' , , ,