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07/06/1970 ~~~~~)..j ~""I~fi'r1~;.""'''' '-"!~''f''"'" '~"1'" .1'.... ....)0< ;-.'j: '"rx...~.,.....:,:i"''l;f''';er~~.'''t1!''''';AAplf',~1. >:n> ; ," !~'II'",'u~~Iv"'f' .:. ~.,~......;.., .....,.~....,'~,.,:r~~.)~...,\.....IlIM~ ,.\~,t'it2'~liS:~'~:"~~.~.".'rl~~~.,4..~ '~~1"~~":' t ~ ."::;:t."...~ ~ :~t.'/:<;~./~':' ":J ~.=~ :," :~,.~':: "~;:.~' ,:...~~;,\.'~~.:~""'~:'!'~'l!~. -/'+.'\ '> ';' :~:.: "~'~~"+~~ "~:'"j'.L'~~_f;l/r ......7.~;;".~::.~~ioo~~t(II~i 'S Sr) , ~ . CITY COMMISSION MEETING , July 6.. 1970 The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at the City Hall, Monday, July 6, 1970, at 1~,30 P.M., with the following members preBent~ H. Everett Hougen Donald S. Williams Donald Carlson Riok Hall. Riohard D. Waohtler Mayor-Commissioner Conun1ssioner Conun1ssioner Comm1 ssioner Comm1 ssioner Aloo present were: Merrett R. St1erheim Herbert M. Brown .. Max Battle Sgt. Bernard Enlow City Manager City Attorney Ci ty Engineer Representing Police Ch1e~ The meeting was oal1ed to order by the Mayor. The Invocation waB given by the City Attorney. The Mayor presented certificates to 16 firemen for completing a course in YMCA Scuba Diving, adding under water search to the services to the pUblic from the 'Fire Department. Commissioner Wachtler moved that the minutes of the regular meetings of June 1st, and June 15th, and the special meetings of May 27th, June 3rd, 10th, and 22nd, be approved as recorded and as submitted inwritten summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and oarried unanimously. ITEM #1 - A public hearing on Lot Mowing Resolution 1170-50. The Lot Mowing Inspector considered the lots a menace to pUbliC healtll, safety and welfare. There were no objections. Commissioner Carlson moved that Resolution #70-50 passed on June 15, 1970 be confirmed and made effective as to all persons and parcels listed thereon except for those whose lota have been verified aa being cleared and those who paid the City for the clearing and the proper City officials and employees are hereby directed to proceed in aocordance with law to see that the lots are cleared. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimo~sly. ITEM #2 - Continuation from June 15, 1970 of the public hearing regarding Site Development Master Plan, E Side of Bayshore Blvd., South of Safety Harbor Limits, by Multiplex, Inc. for Government Lot 2 in Section 10-29-16 less Del Oro Heights Sub. and less County Road 30 and also that part of SE 1/4 of SE 1/4 of NE 1/4 Seotion 9-29-16 SE of County Rd. 30 (Bayshore Blvd.) with PUD-R zoning (planned unit development-residential). The Planning & Zoning Board recommended approval. Mr'. William Goza, attorney, representing the applicant, and one or the owners, Mr. George McCullough, was present. Mr. Goza emphasized that the present hearing was only to approve the plan under the zoning of PUD (planned unit development) and was not a zoning hearing. Mr. Charles George, Attorney for the developer, showed the proposed layout. Commdssioner Williams expressed the opinion that the plan exceeded the denSity of the area and that the residents would lose their vistas. Mr. Goza stated that there were fewer apartments than on the original plans and showed an aerial map indicating the oloseness of .the s single family hou~'to each other, indicating that the proposed apartments would be much more widely separated. Mr. William Pedretty, 3182 San Bernadino St., representing Del Oro Groves Estates Association reaffirmed their position opposing.anything but single family houses in the area. He read a petition of objection with 104 signatures and filed it with the Clerk. Among those aSking questions and indicating objection were~Mr. Charles DeBlaker, Col... Robert Knight, Mrs. R. L. Biggs, Mr. Edward Nichols, Mr. Wm. J. Daniels and Mr. James Hawkins. Mr. Charles George stated that the plan called for 2 story apartments and that single houses particularly built close together could block vistas also'. After further discussion Commissioner Williams moved that the request for approval or this particular plan be denied without prejudice. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall. Upon the vote being taken Commissioners Williams, Hall and Mayor Hougen voted t1Ayell. Commissioners Carlson and Wachtler voted I1Nol1. Motion carried to deny request. ITEM #3 - A public hearing on Demoliton of structure under Minimum Housing Orodinance . . " Lot 20 of Original Lot 5, Revised Map of R. H. Padgett's Sub. structure at 1173-1/2 Gould St.. - Isaac B. Payton The City Manager reviewed the case including the series of notices and final compliance date. The Minimum Housing Inspector conourred and recommended demo1itbn. There were no objections. The City Attorney presented Resolution #70-51 giving the owner 30 days to comply or the City shall demolish building and file a lien on property. Commissioner Carlson moved Resolution #70-51 be passed and adppted and the appropriate orficials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by CommiSSioner Hall and carried unanimOUSly. .. . I . ' .. " ". . " . . "', I ~ . i . " I ... ~ . ~ ~ ~ . I'.. :.:>'/~.:'J} . : ~~'f":'::: . : '". ,~":;\:~.'~';:~r' .' . 55", -2- OITY COMMISSION MEETING July 6, 1970 ITEM #4 - A pub1io hearing on requests for variance from the Sign Ordinanoe: a. Travelodge - requesting a ground sign ot 235 sq. ft. and 33 ft. height. Mr. Dan Meyers representing Aoe Neon Eleotric Sign 00., tlgent for Travelodge motel stated there would be nofflaah or animation in the sign. A oomparison was made to the varianoe granted to Holiday Inn. Oommissioner Williams expressed the opinion that he did not believe large signs were necessary in the area, and wondered where to atop granting varianoes. After further discussion Commissioner Waohtler moved that the request ot Travelodge Motor Inn to ereot a ground sign ot 235 Sq. ft. area and 33 ft. in height be granted as requested. Motion was seconded by Cornm1ssioner Carlson. Upon the vote being taken Commissioners Carlson, Wachtler, Hall, and Mayor Hougen voted "Aye". Commissioner Williams voted UNo". Motion carried. b. Imperial Oove - request for ground Sign of 290 sq. ft. Mr. Fred Shard representative stated that while they were in an R-M zone all sides were zoned B (business). .He further stated that the proposed sign would be permanent identification type. A discussion followed particularly relating to setting a time limit for the sign to be removed with the attorney recommending a performancc bond. Mr. Shard asked that the hearing be continued. Commissioner Williams moved that the request of Imperial Cove for their public hearing on variance to the sign ordinance be continued until July 20, 1970 at 1:30 P.M. 'Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimoUSly. c. Holiday Inn - request fur encloBed lighted wall type sign. Mr. James Hulsey representj.ng the HOliday Inn requested that their sign variance granted previously be changed from back lighting to enclosed lighted wall type, with the face plastic, as it would lessen maintenance cost considerably, give slightly better visibility, but the neon would be the same size and power. After further discussion Oommissioner Williams moved that the request from Holiday Inn be denied. Oommissioner Carlson seconded the motion. Oommissioner Williams thought backlighted sign far better looking. Upon the vote being taken Oommissioners Williams and Hall voted IIAyell. Commissioners Wachtler, Carlson and Mayor Hougen voted IINolI. Motion did not carry. 'Commissioner Carlson moved that the request from Holiday Inn to change the sign from a backlighted Sign to an enclosed lighted Sign, be granted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #5 - A publiC hearing on the request of Olearwater Development Corp. for annexation and zoning of Present Seville Apt. Project. a. Begin 1110 ft. E and 242 ft. N. of SW corner Sect. 17-29-16, North 518 ft., East 245 ft., South 265 ft., East 566.35 ft., SW 507.05 ft., NW 312.30 ft., West 351.61 ft. to P.O.B. with R-M (multi-family with limited business) zoning and Fire District No. 2 classification. thereon. :"-'. . ., ." i 1 =.i "''- r" o .,l J . ~'!'c'1 ~, X ; . 'i.1"~1 ji.~~<ilt. " ~J .~~.; :';~ . 1:;ml~t:,I~::q ; · d:!'Co I"^'" 'I ,,'l;!ii! " ,1m' , ~ ~~. ~~?~1: ~I~~~ ,. . ": ' .";,,l;~,'k)1 ~,t).f.)1~ ';~~'i'~YJ~' ~.\~;* ~/. . "'>'r"J':.l'{"i" . .10.', .f ~ ....;~ '., :~"1' ", ~";I'J',l.... ',"~Jl'.l{..~', ". I "", ~ . d " '>r.., I "",,""" ~'i\' .....~.'.,zt). ~, ' ?~t'.; I ;~;~ . . .' . b. Begin 1110 ft. East and 760 ft. North of SW corner Section 17-29-16 North 100 ft., West 167.42 ft., NE 617 ft., SE 497.96 ft. South 248.21 ft., West 540 ft. to P.O.B., with B (business) zoning and Fire Distriot No. 1 classification. The Planning and Zoning Board recommended approval as submitted. The City Manager reported that he had suggested to the applicant that the balanoe of their property be brought into the City in one package. Mr. William B. Albrecht, Land Planning & Engineering, was present reprcsenting the applicant. Oommissioner Oarlson moved that the request for annexation by Clearwater Development Corp. for B.(business) zoning and Fire District No.1 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 Boon as possible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. Commissioner Carlson moved that the request for annexation by Clearwater Development Corp. for R-M 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. Oommissioner Oarlson recommended balance of property come in as a package. The Planning Director concurred not only for this property but others. Mr. Albrecht believed it would take 5 to 7 years for complete development. ITEM #6 - Modification of restrictive covenants and approval of City regarding 199 proposed Rental units between Highland, Sandy Lane and Greenlea .Sts. in BE 1/4 of SW 1/4 Section 2-29-15. The City Manager explained that the p~rchaaer had requested Changes in the restrictive covenants to agree with new site plan whioh eli~nated parking on the South side of property. Ho and the :~.~\,. i I,' . .: ' . .'. . Planning Director reconunended no building wi thin 33 ft ~ of South or East property !jl/~~:i .;;.,.~:.'. ":'. '. line;' no. building to, exoeed 2 stories in .height; no windows on second floor of 01~~~J(~~{}.~:;~~':-:;'.:.,,{}~~t~: .~:~':~,s~. .~~~eri~r of .building within 50 ft. of South or East property line; , '. ,.'i,,; ',:, %,:.il-:lf.':'_,~.::.'::.~.:\i~;.;;'.~,. ;,','..:;';.:~".I,[.~.. '};i:::':",~,:,.,"""",,,,:,",:,,;,'~"':""':':'.....:."'~,~:;..;.~,.....:.~:;,,,.:_;;;:.,:....,:...,":."~~"':;"'-"".'l',,:,:'..:,.~::.:~.,...,,{:,;:.,',;'_ '_,.' '-.'" '., , ,..' .' ,. .', ':";~,~i,";,",~,;.. :'.. """1,:-'" ,.:,. .' ,.,. . " , , ' ",", .' ,'. '. \ 1~'.~ .... ,:,"~'~','.:.;:;, '.,':.l,;""".:,',:~',.~':.:;,'!.;:.,:,t.:.:.'.).~.,;.. .r...~{st~~:t:i'\l~~~,~,~~I,'~ji.f\.~~'~~~,~\":.~'{t'.~!~~1;r;:':::~;'"{'<I.~"L::I'.~:J." i..,,'j', c.'1 , .'. . . . ~ ".' . .... _ >'. ~ . t.'t'l~:... "lJl..... i.;........ ' . 4, .. 'T t"\.... 1 ~ ~ L . , .. . ,ic~".'" ~ ... ",' or . .......~.'./-P4-,...... .....-d-':...,...i'lC....I....~.\......r~'j...+....~..._~...~....."":'ioi~..~I.. ';.. ....., '~~...... 51 :;;; -3- CITY CO~lISSION MEETING July 6, 1970 no parking within 33 ft. of South or East property line; no tu~n around within 20 ft. of South or East property line; that a rence and/or othor screening be put on South and East property line; that all ingress or egress be from Greenlee Dr. and that Oreenlea Dr. be paved in aocordanoe with City speoifications from Highland Ave. East to county line. It was reported that 5 of the 11 home owners on Sandy Lane had no objeotion to the new site plan(~ It was brought out that the developer was planning to develop only about two- thirds of the property at this time, but that the above mentioned restriotions would apply to the balanoe of the property also. Mr. H. H. Bask1n, Jr. attorney and Mr. Douglas Matson, vice-president Multiaon Properties, Ina. were present and presented architect's conception and piotures illustrating the proposed development., They agreed to pave Greenlea Dr. subject to right of way being obtained. Mr. J. K. Higgens, Orlando, the former owner of property agreed to attempt to get the necessary right of way. A general discussion followed regarding right of way, paVing, covenants, etc. The City Attorney reoommended that a contract with bond be obtained to guarantee Greenlea Dr. being oompleted. Commissioner Hall moved that the proposed covenants be approved for the full 16 acres partioularly relating to the South and East ends or the property adjacent to single dwelling areas and that satisfactory agreements, including bond ir necessary be obtained for right of way and paving of Greenlea Dr. from Highland Ave. East to the County line and when the terms of this motion are met that the Building Department be instructed to issue a permit. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. By consent it was agreed to deviate from the agenda to hear Mrs. Mary McCormack of the Merri-Mac Motel speak in opposition to a reduction in the expenditure of money for City publicity and promotion. She stated the resort industry is the prime industry in the City and helped make the City as large as it is. She opposed a resort tax. Corrunissioner Hall stated that he objected to using tax money to aid any single industry. The City Manager said he favored a resort tax, if adopted on an area basis so Clearwater motels and hotels would not be penalized. Diacussion followed. The Mayor explained that the publicity funds allocated to the Chamber of Commerce were not for them but for publiCity. ITEM #12 - Request of Mr. O. Muckler to block portion of Rogers Street east of Thornton Road to vehicular traffic. The City Manager thought that time should be given the residents of Bayside and Bay Breeze trailer parks and Spanish Villas to be informed of the matter. Mr. Atlie Adams, representing the Bethel Presbyterian Church requested that it be denied because many ot the church people use Rogers St. Commissioner Hall moved that a publiC hearing be held on July ?O, 1970 at 1:30 P.M. to consider the closing of a portion of Rogers St. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimOUSly. ITEM #11 - Request for annexation and zoning: a. Contld. - acreage tract, Bayshore Blvd. N of Drew St. Sec. 9-29-16, Mebrell corp. Commissioner Hall moved that the request tor annexation by Mebrell Corp as outlined by the City Manager be accepted and referred to the proper City departments for appropriate action and public hearing with particular consideration reference to density. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carlson and carried unanimously. ITEM #7 - Appointment - Pinellas County Sewer Authority. The Mayor recommended the City Manager. Commissioner Williams moved to approve the recommendation to appoint the City Manager to the Pinellas County Sewer Authority. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #8 - The City Manager presented tor approval - polling places for the General Obligation Bond Referendum of July 28, 19701 the appointing of eleotion boards; setting compensation of $25 for clerks and ~22 for inspectors; and appointing special police to be on duty. Commissioner Williams moved that these items be approved as recommended. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. ITEM #9 - Plat - Spring Lake Heights, Unit l~ (corner Union & Keene). The City Manager recomnlended approval. Commissioner Carlson moved that the plat be approved and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. ITEM #1 0 Change Order to the contract with Campbell PaVing Co. to install curbs in center of Cleveland St., in landscaping areas, inoreasing the contract in ~he amount of $1,576. Commissioner Carlson recommended delay until new traffic pattern io proven. Discussion followed regarding storage lanes, turning lanes, iaands, etc. The City Engineer reported that the plan had been worked out with the Traffic Planner. Commissioner Hall moved to deter action to the meeting of October 5, 1970, at 1:30 P.M. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. I . ITEM #llb. - Request from Nationwide Land Corp. for annexation and zoning of .t.:{.':~.;.: '.,~:' ... Lots 9 & 10, Pinellaa Groves, SE 1/4, Sect. '19-29-16. Commissioner Williams ~. .' moved that the request for annexation by Nationwide Land Corp. aa outlined by the .~~~~{,>p':i :;..... City Manager be accepted and referred to the proper City departments for appropriate t~J::'\'''';)',''''' t' action and publio hearing with consideration of' density. Motion was seconded by '"I,t...~..~~~., . r.y.~r.: '" ~'. . " " . . , . \~~.~t~}<'o.:t ~ \~;. , . l ~. d I I ' , 'l .."",....;.l... '1 t \. ..... . c l-A-"'" .4\'-1("( ~ j ..',: ~'f' ~'." '. I \' 1'~"'1-~\ "\}Jt{~ f' ~.: ,."~. " I'.' ~ . .tl~\;J;o:I'~( ~ /;'!., I ~.. t- , Ii' ' y./':~'{\}.~-l~~~ ,~;".: ....'"'~:.:.:+~~:~: . '.,:, > ;;Y",'I; ". .",...' .", .,. \. . i4~1),>;.,~ID"."~' ~~,". .~5'~'f.i.~"'1. ",I 'T'~:/ ~..~" -; '. 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Motion oarried. ITEM #13 - Bids ~ Paving, curbing and drainage of Thornton Road. The City Manager recommended acoepting the bid of Scarborough Construotors of Clearwater, Fla. Commissioner Williame moved upon the recommendation of the City Manager that the contract for paving, ourbing and drainage of Thornton Rd. be awarded to Soarborough Constructors, for the sum of $19,920.45, whioh is the lowest and best responsible bid and that the appropriate offioials be authorized to execute said contract which Shall be in accordance with the plans, speci~ications and bid. Motion was seconded by Comm1sBio~er Wachtlor and carried unanimously. ITEM #22 - Acceptance of easement from Imperial Homes Corporation, at al to be used for drainage. The City Engineer explained that the City had requested the easement to drain the apartment parking lot and for future drainage of the proposed Lakeview Road Extension. 10 ft. easement in the SW 1/4 of NE 1/4 Section 24-29-15. COlmn1ssioner Williams moved to accept thcessement as outlined by the City Attorney and the City Clerk be direoted to record same in the Public Records ot Pinellas County, Fla. Motion was seconded by Comndssioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. 6:05 P.M. The City Engineer and the Planning Director left the meeting at this time. ITEM #16 - The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1275 annexing and zoning Lot 5, Block A, Pine Ridge Sub.; Lots 7 through 10 inclusive, Block B and Lot 1 and West 25 ~t. of Lot 2 and Lots 4 and 5, Block C, Bonair Hill Sub.; Lot 2, Block 1 and Lot 10, Blook 2, Highland Pines Sub.; and East 60 ft. o~ Lota 5, 6, 7 & 8, Block A, Cleardun Sub. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1275 be read and considered by title only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1275 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #l275 be read and oonsidered on second and final reading by title only at this meeting of the Commission by unanimous oonsent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Waohtler and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1275 be passed on its second and final reading and adopted and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #17 - The City Attorney presented Resolution #70-52 authorizing reimbursement to the General Fund in the amount of $7,700. Commissioner Hall moved that Resolution #70-52 be passed and adopted and the appropriate otficials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carlson and carried unanimOUSly. ITEM #18 - The City Attorney p~esented Resolution #70-53 authorizing agreement with the Dept. of Transpo~tation1br the City to provide power and maintenance ot roadway lighting and traffio signal system at intersection of State Road 55 (u.s. 19) and State Road 60. Commissioner Williams moved that Resolution 1t70-53 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #20 - The City Attorney presented Resolution #70-54 deSignating Merrett R. St1erheim, City Manager, as authorized representative of the City for Department of Housing and Urban Development applications, etc. Commissioner Hall moved that Resolution #70-54 be passed and adopted and the appropriate of~icials of the City be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carlson and carried unanimously. ITEM #21 - The City Attorney presented Resolution #70-55 authorizing filing liens tor lot mowing charges against various properties mowed in the previous year. Commissioner Hall moved that Resolution #70-55 be passed and adopted and the appropriate official be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and oarried unanimOUSly. ITEM #23 - The City Attorney presented lioense from the First United Methodist. Church Assn. permitting the City to install an aluminum street light bracket on the West side of Wesley Hall, located on the East side of Palm Ave. South of Turner St. eliminating a street light pole on Palm AV~J_~~sBioner Carlson moved that the licenee between the City and the FirB~~ist Church '/.;'..',: Assn. as outlined by the City Attorney be aocepted and the City Clerk be .~4.i('.iz,:.,;, ,,:;e~:~~;J~d rb;o~~":::1~~.;h~.~~~t;; ~~~o~~~r~~dP~~:~i~u;~~ty · Fl.. Motion (,i ,.,' " f 'V' ..... ," , . l ,,' , "t~i:'<.':~t\1~,~':.:~,> '::" '.', . "'" . :,... ':' , ;.,~ ~~j"'~, ~r"~' fl~' l,<"\. t,' J,' ~ . ~~~\~f.~-;,~l\\f;,L:'::::'::t',<{'~:' .:',,'.:, . " O(},~V'.f. '\. -oj.. T I. 1- ~.., \' "... f,. . ". . . ~ ~t. t' :~":".."J'~ It,J.~'" '.I~; ~.""~"-.' ,'.' i~. ~' '}'. . . .' . W,!!ir.~';:~ .:t . ~~'t..\. ':t' ">.'". /' .... 'l,' ~.\. ,. . ," . . ~ :)~'i::l~~.t~f'W:t~'!:J'~\'~al ~<"".~ ',:J \.. ...~-;.~, .~' ~" . \." ,~, . ~. ~~~'1 ....,.,.,. .. ...._..... u~~ . .... ;'. ~ I " " .'.... " .,1. " . , . '. . .", ",." ~ " " i.,', . ...<" " . ,'~M!~~~.~~'1~~~~'e'l'.f~~~?~'~?'.>:';"'c~'.tf{':~~::~'1f' ~~~;'~\{mi""'T1;r;ll;31(<'~~~r" ' r'\l~..,\..~~trt~""'~~I-.1.~~~ \~,,~~,~l!t~~ :', "1'1:"'(~:~~'j I:'-;}~ ~'~:,~' c ....:. ~ .:', > '<':, c~' ..... :~. ":.~" ;/: .. ~ ;/: 1,. -: :l~~~ ." ,; \, v "l '~[n 1 J',>:'~~;:,""~;' ".T :',., :'.::'::.., ':l,;-"'l',-:,'1;. ~ :'~~t' ~.,~.t '!\:'~,J' 'i,I.. ). ,,'C "~'f':.~~'h~:;:t!h;...I'f...,!'..~.,-t..' . : ....j.~ ,,'.:" ~q'..I',..1J';'1'i'1""~"'I...~!i'J.~~>...~r..t'i)! I,..~~''l- '.IVIo:'.. ......~.'. '.r~' ':'" :.. ~il"....,..!.\ c f ~ ,!!'( . ~ ~w.-~""""'~.r.H~~~~~~/Jt,l~~ . " ' ~ . < . I ..". "." , , . .' . . " . . , -5- CITY COMMISSION MEETING July 61 1970 ITEM #24 - The Oity Attorney presented Resolution #70-56 assessing a lien fpr demolition of building under Southern HOUSing Code: Lot 121 Pennsylvania Sub. - Seotion 10-29-15 (911 Metto St.) Estate ot H. P. O'Haral ajK/a Hanson P. O'Hara. Commissioner Wi11iama moved that Reoolutlon #70w56 be passed and adopted and the appropriate offioials be authorized to execute same. Motion was seconded by Conun1ssioner Waohtler al1d oarried unanimOUSly. Commissioner Hall recommended that in the future oharges alao be added from the Engineering Dept. and Administrative Dept. with a minimum of $100.00. ITEM #25 - The City Attorney presented Lot Mowing Resolution'#70-57 requesting owners to olear their lots and setting a publio hearing to hear objeotions thereto. Commissioner Carlson moved that Resolution #70-57 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Conun1ssioner Hall and carried unanimously. The Mayor announced that there were two vacancies on the Marine Advisory Board and recommended reappointment or George Hardy and Harold Hays. Commissioner Hall moved that the appointments be approved as recommended. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. The Mayor reported there was a vacancy on the Memorial Civic Center Board of Trustees created by the death of Harry Shepard. He recommended the app~ of Gilbert' Schutzendorf. Commissioner Wachtler moved that the appointment be approved as' recommended. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. ' The Mayor recommended that Commissioner Williams be appointed delegate to the National Munioipal League Conference, Portland, Oregon, from August 23-26, 1970, 'and his expenses be paid. Cornm1ssioner Wachtler moved that the appointment be approved as recommended and expenses paid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. The Mayor asked for authorization to go to New York to sign bonds and any other commissioner who wished to do so could accompany him, the City Attorney and the City Manager with expenses to be paid. Commissioner Williams moved that the expenses of those going to New York be authorized. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. Commissioner Williams reported that the Clearwater billboard 7 or 8 miles north of Weeki-Wachee Springs is in very bad condition. Commissioner Wachtler asked about the low rent housing project. The Mayor reported that things are moving slower than expected, and he has asked for action. Commissioner Hall inquired about the appointment of high school students to the various boards asking if they were attending regularly I if the program is to be continued next year and any recommendations for next year. He also requested that a study be made by the Planning Director to subdivide B (business) zoning. Attest: P.M. Commissioner Williams moved that the meet1 Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler ~ '. ~. . . , , . '/ . ".' . , ' .J . <.; . "11. .... . ~ ~ . " '. . '. l c,',' .,. ~ ., ~ . t .. . , ,,, -.'1 .' '. ~:l ..; . , I '\ . . ... :. .' . . ...... ,:.~: :.'i , /,:'::;:, >;.,)::,: ::x/::,f;;~~~~: )":""\.~',:"",',',.',,:;~'. ,',:':"!':l.'.':",:\.,',?~.:i.':,',',.: I' . ..... :t<H,~, .~~- OJ".' ~ t "i.~.n~ ....'" ,...r~~};, c'.' ~ ~ . ~('..:'>..:"',>~'.I: ~,.:,.::" :~.....~.<:II~.~::.i:.,~J.;}::1:~.,tL./~.:~:~"t~:\~:;~::~~;':~: " . ~ 1,"., ... <' I p . . 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Contd.-Site Development Master Plan, E " '. ",",': ',:i)':.."....ki!J.: Side Bayshoro Blvd., S of Safety Harbor':;:':\ ~....:J:-;,~': Limits . '.'~';<: .;" '/'.'~> 3.. Demolition of Structure under Minimum: . '. , . ,'.'. ~;;":t':~ Housing Ordinance-1173 1/2 Gould St..,. :'".:.::<d: !-J. Requests for Variance from Sign Ordinanoe '; <~.:'" a. TI'avelodge . .. b. Imperial Cove o. Holiday' Inn .' 5. Request for Annexation and Determination &, . Establishment of Zoning & Fire District Classification- E Side of US 19, 1/3 mi. S of Gu1f-to-Bay; E of present Seville. Apt. Project (Clearwater Development Corp.) 'CITY COMMIS'SION MEETING JULY 6, ~970 , , Publio Hearings' J '!; ;:. , ~~~jr.1,} ~~j~i.,..., , i }:l::;\f~::',. -: ~'ii'f' f. ',.. :~;!:: i::~.:~/' ;1:. . } - '.. . ~ j . ; I ~ .'(.. '!. I il,.. . t. " ", ;' ~ . AGENDA . . CITY COMMISSION MEETING JULY 6,' 1970 1: 30 P..M. ;. . Invocation ,Introductions ., Minutes of Preceding Meetings Public Hearings . Reports from City Manager Reports,from City Attorne~ Citizens to be Heard Other Commission Action Adjournment Meeting Pension Plan Trustees , " " . .:.. c '. ," . 1 ~. . ......r "," .,', . " ., . : ~. '. Reports from City Manager 6. Modification of Restrictive Covenants and Approval of the City re 199 proposed Rental Units between Highland, Sandy La.&Greenlea 7. Appointment - Pinellas County Sewe~ Auth. 8, Approval of Polling P1aoes fo~ Genet'al . Obligation Bond Referendum of July 28, 1970;~ and Appointing 6 setting Compensation of Election Boat'ds . 9. Approval of Plat - Spring Lake Heights, Unit 1 (corner Union e Keene) 10. Install curbs on Cleveland St. in Land- scaping Areas, Campbell Paving ll. Requests for Annexation: a. Contd,-Acreage Tract, Bayshore Blvd. N of Drew St. CHabrall Corp,) .b. Lots 9 & 10 Pinellas Gt'oves (Nation- wide Land Corp.) 12. Request to block Po~tion of Rogers Street (Muckler) 13,' Bids, P, C. D" - Thornton Road 14. Other Engineering Matters 15. Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters Reports from City Attorne~ 16. Ord, #1275 - Annexing & Zoning Lot 5, 51. A, Pine Ridge Subd., Lots' 7 thru 10, Bl B, and Lot 1 & W 25' of Lot 2 and Lots' 4 & 5, B1 C, Bonair Hill Subd., Lot 2, Bl 1 & Lot 10, Bl 2, Highland Pines Subd"ijnd E 60' of Lots 5, 6, 7 & B, Bl A, Cleardu~ Subd. 17, Resolution -Reimbursement to City, Util. Tax Impr. Cart., Series of 1960 18, Resolution - Authorizing execution of Ag~ee- ment with DOT for Traffic Signal at Inter- section of SR 55 & SR 60 19. Resolution - Minimum Housing Violation 20. ReSOlution - Designating M.R. Stierheim as Authorized Representative of City for HUD 21. Resolution - Assessment of Lot Mowing Liens 22, Aoceptance of Easement 23, Acceptance of License 24, Resolution - Assessment of Lien - Minimum Housing Violation . 25. Lot Mowing R~solution ,,'<",: .. , . " " i,' . ... '" , '. ..'; .' .. : .'