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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
September 8, 1970
The City Comm1salon of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at the
City Hall, Tuesday,September 8, 1970, at 1:30 P.M. with the foIbwing members
present: '
H. Everett Hougen
Donald S. Williams
Donald Carleon
Rick Hall
Richard D. Waohtler
Mayor-Commissioner
Conunissioner
Conunissioner
Conunissioner
Conunissloner
Alao preeent were:
Merrett R. Stierheim
Herbert M. Brown
Max Battle
Frank Daniels
City Manager
City Attorney
City Engineer
Polioe Chier
The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invooation was given by Reverend
Carl Houston, Skycrest Baptist Church. Commissioner Hall moved that the minutes
of the regular meeting of August 17 and the special meeting of September 3, 1970
be approved aD reoorded and as submitted in written summation by the Clerk to
each Commissioner. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carlson and oarried
unanimously.
At the request of the Mayor it was agreed by unanimous consent to deviate
from the agenda to hear ITEM #4 - oontinuation of public hearing - Nationwide Land
Corp.
ITEM #4 - A publiC hearing on annexation and establiahment of zoning and fire
district classifioation - Lots 9 & 10, Plnellas Groves (Nationwide Land Corp.)
A. North 100 ft. of E 1/2 Lot 9 and North 100 ft. of Lot 10, Pinellas
Groves SE 1/4, Seotion 19-29-16, with R-2 (duplex residenoe distriot)
,zoning and Fire District No.2 classifioation thereon. .
B. E 1/2 Lot 9 lesa North 100 ft., North 360 ft. of W 1/2 Lot 10 less
North 100 ft., North 400 ft. of E 1/2 Lot 10 less North 100 ft., and
South 190 ft. M.O.L. of West 51 ft. of Lot 10, Pinellas Groves
SE 1/4, Section 19-29-16 with R-3 (low density mutil-family) zoning
and Fire District No. 2 olassification thereon.
The City Manager reported that this was continued from August 17th, and that the
Planning & Zoning Board had recommended denial, but in lieu thereof had recommended
R-1D zoning for entire tract. An aerial map showing applicant's property and,
single family houses in area was displayed. Mr. Donald McFarland, attorney for
the applicant, explained the proposal saying that they desired to build 5 single
story duplexes on the Northerly 100 ft. of property and balance of property to be
developed in accordanoe with R-3A category with no more than 2-story apartments.
He also said the development plans would be about 60~ density allowed by R-3A.
Mr. H.B. Merchant, 2411 Summerlin Dr. presented a list of stipulations which had
been agreed to by Mr. Metz, oalling for aingle story duplex buildings on the North
100 ft. of property; no parking on the North side of the duplex housing; 6 ft.
high hedge along the Northern boundary of the total area and a 25 ft. minimum
building setback from the North property line. The presentation by Mr. Merchant
also included a request that drainage improvements be made concurrent with the
development. Mr. MoFarland agreed to the stipulations and also agreed to a
maximum of 16 units in the R-3 area and 10 in the R-2 area. Commissioner Williams
commented that while he felt single family wae the moet appropriate thing that it
might be~r worse if property was developed while in the County. Co~ssioner
Hall moved to approve the request for annexation by Nationwide Land Corporation
with the Northern 100 ft. of the property zoned R-2 and the balanoe zoned R-3A
subject to oovenants as outlined in the agreement with the property owners of
Morningside Estates, also with the stipulation that the R-2 property be limited
to lO,units and the R-3A property be limited to 76 units. Motion was seoonded by
Commissioner Carlson. Upon the vote being taken Commissioners Carlson, Hall,
Wachtler and Mayor Hougen voted IIAyell. Conunissioner Williams voted "Noll. Motion
oarried.
ITEM #1 - A public hearing on Lot Mowing Resolution #70-69. The Lot MOwing
Inspector considered the lots a menace to publiC health, safety and welfare.
There were no objections. Commissioner Hall moved that Resolution #70-69
passed on August 17, 1970 be confirmed and made effective as to all persons and
parcels listed thereon exoept tor those whose lots have been verified as being
oleared and those who paid the City fr the clearing and the proper City officials
and employees are hereby directed to proceed in accordance with law to see that
the lota are cleared. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carlson and oarried
unanimously.
2:20 P.M. The Mayor left the meeting at thie time and Commissioner
Williams assumed the Chair.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
September 8, 1910
olean his septic tank and now it would oost him $1,000 for sewer on his property.
Disoussion ensued. Mr. Leonard Steadham spoke in objection for his mother at
'1582 South Michigan. Mr. James Gill, 1528 'S. Miohigan spoke of the high coot.
The City Clerk read two letters objeoting. Commissioner Carlson moved, sinoe
no valid objections have been filed, that the sanitary sewer in ~gan Ave.,
Woodlawn to Belleair, be approved and the City Manager and City Engineer be
direoted to forthwith proceed with suoh improvements as an assessment projeot.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Waohtler and oarried unanimously.
ITEM #3 - Appeal from Board of Adjustment & Appeal on Zoning - Hadlock.
The City Mansger announced a pUblic hearing on the appeal filed by Nonnie E.
Hadlook from deoiaion of Board of Adjustment & Appeal on Zoning denying request
tor 21 ft. setback from Lotus Path to ereot addition to present residenoeon
Lot 61, Sirmons Heights Firat Addition, and zoned R-1E (single family). Mrs.
Hadlook was present and explained she wished to build a living room and bath, but
can only build 11 ft. and that is too narrow, Dhe wants 14 ft. room. Disoussion
ensued. Mr. J. E. Mansfield spoke in objection, saying the proposed use was a
rest home. The Ci ty Cleric read a petition in objection wi th 18 signatures. Mrs.
Hadlock spoke of taking in a friend, the need for another bathroom, and that she
did not plan a rest home. Discussion followed. Mrs. Richard Maedler, 801 Mark
Dr. spoke of previous petition with 20 names, all property owners on the 2
streets who are affeoted, and she objected. Commissioner Hall moved that the
City Commission sitting for the purpose of hearing appeal from the decision of
the Board of Adjustment & Appeal on Zoning deny the appeal and uphold the
deoision of the Board of Adjustment & Appeal on Zoning denying this application.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM #5 - Resolution re Open Space Applications (Park Lands). The City
Attorney presented Resolution 1170-73 authorizing the City Manager to file an
application for grant with the Department of Housing & Urban Development.
Commissioner Carlson moved that Resolution #70-73 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 Resolution #70-14 declaring policies for
acquisition of Open Space Land. Commissioner Hall moved that Resolution
#10-74 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to
exeoute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried
unanimously.
ITEM #6 - Motor Pool Garage Purchase. The City Manager asked for authorization
to proceed to purohase property owned by the Florida Power Corp. (Lots 1,2,45 Drew
Park Sub. & Lots 15-201 Block Q, Plaza Park Sub.) to be used for motor pool garage
with the understanding that the contracts would not be executed unless the purchase
prioe of $67,500 be within 10% of the appraised value. Commissioner Waohtler
moved to authorize the City Manager and the appropriate offioials to execute a
contract to purchase certain Florida Power Corp., property to be used for a motor
pool garage if the appraised price is within 10~ of the $67,500 proposal subject
to the contract being approved by the City Attorney. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Carlson and carried unanimously.
Comadssioner fml1 introduced his niece from Massachusetts and his fatherb
wife who were guests at the meeting.
ITEM #7 - Brown Park Property - 10 acres. The City Manager presented a
proposed agreement for purchase of part of SW 1/4 Section 9-29-16 from Russell
A. Brown in the amount of $50,000 with $2,000 down and the balance on or before
January 29, 1911. He stated that appraisals are being secured on this property
which is midway between Haines Rd. and Bayshore Blvd. and is to be included in
the Open Space Land Program. Commissioner Hall moved to approve the agreement
for purchase of tract owned by Russell A. and Jean E. Brown subject to appraisal
being within 10~ of the proposed purohase price. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Carlson and carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM #8 - The City Manager stated that Mr. Joseph K. Turner had verbally
extended prior options to purchase Lots 1, 2, 3, BlOCk 71 A. C. Turners Sub. #3
with the option prioe being $19,500 and the sums paid for the options to be
"deducted from the purchase prioe. He stated that appraisals indicated a value
of $80,000 and Mr. ,Turner felt he would like to make some disposition of the
property in the very near future. The City Manager also stated that Mr. James L.
Turner had given the City an option to purchase the South 86 ft. of Lot 4, Block
1, A. C. Turners Sub. #3 in the amount of $17,600. The City Manager said the
appraisal was $17,500 and recommended prooeeding on both properties..Discussion
ensued. Comrndssioner Carlson moved that the City Manager negotiate the contract
for the two properties outlined being Lots 1, 2, 3, Block 7, A. C. Turners
Sub. #3 and S 86 ft. of Lot 4, Blook 7, A. C. Turner's Sub. #3 and bring back
to the Commission for approval. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler
and carried unanimously. By consent another appraisal would be secured.
':f~ ,ITEM #9 - Report - Ocoupational Lioense Study. The City Manager reoommended
.. ' setting a publio hearing on September 21st to oonsider amending the fees' of
'.~~,~,",.~,'.:,",',..",:.~ :',!' certain' olassifications of the Lioense Ordinanoe, as suggested in the report of
_ a oommittee 'evaluating the present ordinanoe. The License Inspector Mr. Harry
~;t~~;:'<':,; ".','", . " ,Bassett was present to answer questions. Mr. Robert Eron, Sr., St. PeterSburg
:./~t::,j:;",~;;l.; ",': ,,' ,ObJected, to ocoupational lioenses in generall espeCially for the small business
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September 8, 1970
man. Comrndasioner Hall moved to hold a pUblio hearing at 1:30 P.M. September 21,
1970 before making any ohanges in the oooupational lioense ordinanoe. Motion
wae seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and oarried unanimously.
3:55 P.M. The Mayor returned and assumed the Chair.
ITEM #l~ - Industrial Park Sales - The City Manager reported that one
appraisal has been received on the property in the Industrial Park with land ready
to use at $8,700 per acre and land not usable, as 1s, at $5,000 per acre with '
about 32 aores remaining in the park. He also reported that one party has offered
to buy the entire rema~.ling aoreage but at a prioe considerably below the
appraisal. He reoommended a co~ttee with members possibly from the Chamber of
Commeroe, Industrial Park owners, etc. with them to bring back a oomposite
reoommendation regarding whether to' sell all the land, suggested covenant
amendments and what to do with the money if all the land sold. Commissioner
Hall Buggested aocepting the one appraisal to be used for any sale 1n the,
immediate future. After considerable discussion the Commission by consent
authorized the Manager to re'uBe the offer for all the remaining property and get
another appraisal from a firm outside the City.
ITEM #11 - Ambulance Ordinanoe. Mr. Edward Fulmer, Administrative Assistant,
reported on a survey made on ambu1anoe servioes which showed that the business
was lOSing money because of diffioulty in collecting the charges. Chief Daniels
reported that one company had received 32 police calls in one month and 28% of
the ambulance runs were not collected. The Mayor stated that the Pinellas County
Council of Mayors were appointing a committee to study the hospital and ambulance
service problems. He also spoke of a referendum on November 3r4 regarding a
Legislative Bill to set up a county hospital authority which will permit the
County Commission to levy up to 2 mills for hospital service and possibly for
ambulance service. Mr. Fulmer spoke of subsidies in Tampa and Miami for
ambulance service. Mr. David Cook, C & R Ambulance Service Ino. spoke of the
diffioulty in collections and answered questions. Mr. John Thomas, president
,of Florida Ambulance Service and president of the Pine1las County Ambu1anoeASSoC.
suggested that maybe ambulance servioe should be considered a public utility,
but the association wants Clearwater to be a leader in setting up regulations.
Mr. Charles Finton suggested a publiC hearing on the matter. Upon further
discussion, Commissioner Carlson moved that a publiC hearing and study on
Ordinance #1281 be set for November 16, 1970. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Wachtler and carried unanimously.
The Mayor recommended that the amount budgeted to Morton Plant Hospital be
placed in a contingency fund and the monies be spent for services stipulated by
the City. Commissioner Carlson commented that he felt that withholding the
bUdgeted amount would be breaking a pledge to the hospital.
Commissioner Hall moved that Resolution #70-75, authorizing the Mayor to meet
with Morton Plant Hospital officials in an attempt to solve the ambulance service
problem, be passed and adopted. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carlson
and carried unanimously.
ITEM #16 - Publio hearing on request for Variance from Sign Ordinance (Hasty
House). ,The City Manager presented an application from Hasty House Reataurant to
erect pole sign of 71 sq. ft. 1n area which would then exceed total sign area '
allowed by 113 sq. ft. at 645 Gulf View Blvd. occupying a portion of new Travelodge
Motor Inn facility. The City Manager and Sign Committee recommended denial and
identity to be on marquee or bUilding or include in Travelodge square footage.
Mr. Thomas Battle, Artcraft Sign Co. objected to plaoing on building as pole sign
is the restaurant1s national trade mark. Mr. David Levens, Hasty House area
manager, was present. Commissioner Williams moved that the Sign Committeels
proposal or recommendation to allow oval sign of Hasty House to be mounted
below Travelodge main sign in lieu of 6 x 10 ft. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously.
ITEM #12 - Agreements - Interruptible Gas Service. The City Manager presented
three contracts for approval as follows:
Aubrey T. Moorefield Paving Contractors, Inc.
Morton F. Plant Hospital
Trustees of Mease Hospital, Inc.
Commissioner Carlson moved that the agreements be approved and the appropriate
officials be authorized to execute them. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Williams and carried unanimOUSly.
, ITEM #13 - Change Order - Turner Street. The City Manager presented Change
Order #1 to the contract with Campbell paving Company for Turner St. paving
increasing the contract in the amount of $1,340.40. Commissioner Williams moved
that Change Order #1 to the contraot with Campbell Paving Company for Turner
St., Highland to Yelvington Ave., storm sewer be approved in the amount of
'$7,340.40 and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was
,seconded by Commissioner Oarlson and carried unanimOUSly.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
September 8, 1970
ITEM #14 - Housing Authority Al~ooations. The City Manager reported that the
Housing Authority 1s 1n a oritical situation as the Federal Qovernment haa not funan
them and it will be neoessary that representatives of the Housing Authority go to
Atlanta to straighten out the matter partioularly in relation to the 16 units on
Fulton St. whioh are dUe to be completed within the next 30 days. They also want
to disous9 other projeots for the future with the Federal representatives. The
Manager further explained that services have been oupplicd by the County, that
Mr. McClain, the Director had resigned and that approximately $6,000 in bills had
been approved which can't be paid back at present. He recommended $200 travel
expenses and $100 per week for maximum of three months with the understanding that
the payment can be stopped as soon as the Federal Government funds become ava11able.
Otherwise the project will have to be returned at a rate suffioient to meet
mortgage payments, eto., whioh would not solve the low rent housing problem
inclUding demolition of,aubstannard buildings and relooation of distressed familieD.
COlnmisoioner Williams moved to authorize $200 travel expense and $100 per week not
to exceed three months. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and oarried
unanimously.
ITEM #15 - Setting date for Publio Hearing (PUO). The City Manager recommended
setting the date~or September 21st for a public hearingto oonsider HOliday Park
site development master plan 1n airpark area, Section 11-29-15. Commissioner
Williams moved that the public hearing be held on SeptembeI' 21st, at 1: 30 P.M.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously.
ITEM #17 - Engineering Services fOi' Mandalay Park Pier. The City Manager
concurred in recommendation of City Engineer to retain Robert Bayles, engineer
Misener Marine Construction Inc. for the pier engineering services. The City
Engineer estimated $3JOOO maximum cost. Discussion followed. Commissioner
Carlson moved that the City Manager enter into contract for engineering servioes
for Mandalay Pier and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. '
ITEM #18 - Clearwater Community Bldg. (air-conditioning). The City Manager
explained ~hat the Little League had allocated $3JOOO for air-conditioning but that
because of the enlargement of the building additional air-oonditioning had been
recommended therefore the Manager recommended approval of an additional $1,150.
Commissioner Carlson moved to approve the recommendation of the City Manager and
the appropriate officials be ,authorized to expend a sum not to exceed $1,150 to
provide additional air-conditioning for the Clearwater Community building. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimou31y.
ITEM #19 - Request for Annexation.
a. Six acres, more or less near Clearwater Highlands Sub. (Florill Corp.)
in NE 1/4 of SW 1/4 Section 2-29-15.
Commissioner Carlson moved to deny the request by Florill Corp. aa outlined by the
City Manager. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously.
ITEM #1'9 - Request for Annexation.
b. Drew Street right of way - S 50 ft. of SW 1/4 less W 100 ft. Section,
8-29-16 (near Eisenhower School)
Commissioner Carlson moved that the request for annexation by the City of Clearwater
as outlined by the City Manager be acoepted and referred to the proper City
departments for appropriate action and public hearing. Motion was seconded by
Conunissioner Williams and carried unanimously.
ITEM #20 - Contd. - Bids - Paving, Curbs & Drainage - Sharkey Rd., Oberlin
to Old Coachman Rd. The City Manager explained the item had been continued
from August 17th for further study as there was some objection to the project by
the Commission. He again recommended the bid of George Hunt, Inc., in the amount
of $24,712.19, and stated that the Junior College is paying one half the amount
and the developer on theNorth side will pay not only his share but the share of
one parcel still within the County, and the only question is regarding payment
for a portion that consists of a drainage easement. Commissioner Hall objected
8S the school property i6 a parking lot and paving the street will increase
traffic in strictly residential areas. After considerable discussion Co~nissioner
Carlson moved upon the recommendation of the City Manager that the contract for
Sharkey Rd. paving, curbs and draina~e from Oberlin to Old Coachman Rd. be awarded
to OeorgeHunt, Inc. for'the sum of ~24,712.l9 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 specificatkns
and bid. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner Wachtler. upon the vote being taken
ConuniasionerSWilliams, Carlson, Wachtler and Mayor Hougen voted It Aye " . Conunim1.Ql8;"
Hall voted "Noll. Motion carried.
ITEM #21 - Bids, Storm Sewer Replacement - West Side Duncan Ave. from Druid
Rd. to Magnolia Dr. The City Manager recommended accepting the bid of Paul
Giuliani Co. CommiSsioner Carlson moved upon the recommendation of the City
,Manager that the contract be awarded to Paul Giuliani Company for the sum of '
$15,148.50, which 1s the lowest and best responaible bid and that the appropriate,
" officials of the C1 ty be authorized to execute' said contract which shall be 1n',
, accordance with the plans and speoifioations and bid. Motion was seconded by
. ,Commissioner Hall and oarried unanimously.
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CITY' COMMISSION MEETING
September 8, 1970
ITEM #22 - Bids. Sale of Surplus Vehioles'. The City Manager recommended
aocepting the bids of two separate firms for the junk materials. Commissioner
Carlson moved upon the recommendation of the City Manager that the contraot for
Items 1 and 2 in the amount of $1.902 be awarded to T. G. Bingham; and Items 3 -
9 in the amount of $141.00 be awarded to John ZUkowski. which are the highest
and best responsible bids and that the appropriate officials of the City be
authorized to execute said contraots whioh shall'be in aocordanoe with the plans
and specifioations and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Waohtler and
oarried unanimously.
ITEM #23 - Bids, Refuse Bodles. The City Manager reoommended accepting the
bid of Cobey Corp.. Galion. Ohio. Commissioner Carlson moved upon the
reoommendation of the City Manager that the contract be awarded to Cobey Corp.
in the amount of $13,250.00 which i6 the lowest and best responoible bid and
that the appropriate offioials of the City be authorized to execute said
oontraot whioh shall be in aocordance with the plans and specifioations and
bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously.
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ITEM #24
Bids. Truck Chassis & Cabs (32.000 gvw) for Sanitation
Div. - rear end loaders.
ITEM #25 - Bids, Truck Chassis & Cabs (39,000 gvw) for Sanitation
Div. - front end loaders.
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The City Manager recommended aocepting the bid of Pinellas Truck Sales.
Commissioner Carlson moved upon the recommendation of the City Manager that the
contracts for Items #24 and W2s be awarded to Pinellas Truck Sales. '
St. Petersburg, Fla. - Item 1124 for $16.890 and Item #25 for $18.986, which are
the lowest and best responsible bids and that the appropriate orflcials of the
City be authorized to execute said contract which ahall be in accordance with the
plans and specirications and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams
and carried unanimously.
ITEM #26 - BidB, Automobiles. The City Manager recommended accepting the bid
of Kenyon Dodge. for cars for Police Dept. Commissioner Carlson moved upon the
recommendation of the City Manager that the contract for automobiles for the Police'
Department be awarded to Kenyon Dodge for the sum of $11,631.48, which is the lowest
and best responsible bid and that the appropriate officials of the City be
authorized to execute said oontract which shall be in accordanoe with the plans
and specifications and bid. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner Williams and
carried unanimously.
ITEM #27 - Bids, Extrube Pipe (continued).
ITEM #28 - Bids. Hi Lift Truck Unit.
a. Truck Chassis - 2 ton truck for Electric Dept. (chassis & cab only)
b. Hi Lift Unit - for Electric' Dept.
The City Manager recommended accepting the bid of Dimmitt Chevrolet for Item a.,
and the bid of Elliott Manufacturing Co. ror Item b. Comrn1ssioner Carlson moved
that the contract for Item #28 a. be awarded to Dilrunitt Chevrolet for the sum of
$3.427.59, and Item 1128 b. be awarded to Elliott Manufacturing Co., Omaha. Neb.
, for the sum of $10,846.20 which are the lowest and best responsible bids and the
appropr~te officials of the City be authorized to execute said contracts which
shall be in accordance with the plans and specifications and bid. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously.
The City Manager disoussed the problem of the Clearwater Pass bridge
caused by the flow of water in the channel. He also reported that Clearwater
is attempting to cooperate wth Dunedin on dredging Big Pass. He stated letters
would be sent to all registered architects in the area requesting them to
submit a prospectus of their education, experience etc. to determine
qualifications for projects to be oonstruoted under the general obligation
bond issue.
The City Manager stated that Mr. Keith Allen Crawford from Atlanta, Ga. has
been appointed Traffic Engineer effective October 5th.
ITEM #31 - Ord. #1279 Amending Zoning Map and Ordinanoes of City.
Comndsaioner,Wl111amB moved that Ordinance #1279 be read and considered by title
only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Carlson and oarried unanimously. The Ordinance
was read by title only. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1279 be
passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carlson and
carried unanimously.
, Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinanoe #1279 be read and considered on
;'f:,'; ;,,' 'second and final reading by t1 tle only at this meeting of the Conun.tssion. Motion
wBs,aeconded by Commissioner Carlaon and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was
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September 8, 1970
ITEM,#32 - Ord. #1280 - Amending Sec. 17-8 (0) & Sec. 24-28 (d) ,of the
Code.,to provide 50~ Su.t'charge for Water & Sewer Servioes Outside the 'City.
Commissioner Carlson moved that Ordinance #1280 be read and considered by title
only on the first reading by the unanimous oonsent of the Commisoion. ,Motion
wae seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimouoly. The Ordinanoe was
read by title only. Commissioner Carlson moved that Ordinance #1280 be passed
on its first rea~ing. Motion was 8eco~ded by Commissioner Hall and carried .
unanimously.
Commissioner Carlson moved that Ordinance #1280 be read and oonsidered on
second and final reading by title only at this meeting of the Commission by
the unanimoua consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Hall and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by tltle only. Commiso~
, Carlson moved that Ordinance #1280 be passed on its second and final ,reading and
adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously.
ITEM #33 - Ord. #1282 - Annexing & Zoning Portion of Govt. Lot 2, Sect.
20-29-16 - Y. C. Fernandezj Lot 59, Bel Keone Sub. 1st Add. - Albert L. Rogero,
Jr.j Part of Govt. Lot 2, Sec. 16-29-16 - Arthur L. Downing; portion of Seo.
18-29-16 - CitYi Lot 2, Unit 5, Oak Acres Sub. - George W. LowenBteinj and Lot
19, Blk B, Sunny Park Groves Sub. - Robert W: Skinner. Commissioner Hall
moved that Ordinance #1282 be read and considered by title only on the first
reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motbn was seconded by
Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by
title only. Commissioner Hall moved that Ordinance #1282 be passed on its first
reading. Motion was seconded by Co~s81oner Carlson and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Hall moved' that Ordinance #1282 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 .
Carlson and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only.
Commissioner Hall moved that Ordinance #1282 be passed on its second and final
reading and adopted and that the app~opriate officials of the City be
authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carlson and
carried unanimously.
ITEM #34 - Ord. #1283 - Amending Sec. 13-16, Schedule of Fees for
Occupational Licenses. - contlnued to September 21st. See Item #9.
ITEM #35 - Resolution - Payment of Trustee's Fee to Bank of Clearwater,
Utility Tax Improvement Certificate, Series of 1960. Commissioner Hall moved
that 'Resolution 1170-76 be passed and adopted and the appropr~e officials be
authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and
carried unanimously.
ITEM #36 - Resolution' - Payments for Services, etc. in Sale of $3,200,000
Utility Revenue Certificates, Series of 1969. Commissioner Williams moved that
Resolution #70-77 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials of the
City be authorized to execute it. ' Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler
and carried unanimously.
ITEM #37 - Authorizing Execution of Easement - Between the City of
Clearwater' and Better Clearwater, Inc. to the Florida Power Corp. on Lots 1-4,
B1k D, 1st Addn to Norwood and Lots 4-7, Blk H, Avondale, North and West of
Fulton St. Commissioner Williams moved to approve the agreement as outlined by
the City Attorney, and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM#38 - Resolution - Assessment and Lien Minimum Hou~ing Violation.
Lot 20 of 0~igina1 Lot 5, Revised Map of R. H. Padgett's Sub.
1173-J./2 Gould St. (Isaac B. payton)
Commissioner Car1eon moved that Resolution #70-78 be passed and adopted and the
appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by
,Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously.
'ITEM #39 - Acceptance of Agreement & Easements & Right of Way Deed. The
City Attorney presented an agreement between Y. C. Fernandez et ux and the City
to pay an assessment for construction of an access road over their property in
the N 1/2 of Sect. 20-29-16 at a future date. Commissioner Hall moved that the
agreement be accepted and ,the City Clerk be directed to record same in the
public records of Pinellas County, Fla. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Wachtler and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney presented~~ utility easement from Y. C. Fernandez in the Ni
of Sec. 20-29-16 and a deed for right of way from Estell L. Reagan, et ux, S 50 ft.
of SEt of swt Section 8-29-16. Commissioner Carlson moved that the easement and
deed be acce_'~ed and the City Clerk be directed to record same in the pUblic
records ot Pinellas Oounty, Florida. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler
and carried unanimously.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING '
SeptembeI' 8, 1970
ITEM #40 Resolution Payment of Trustee's Fee, Bank or CleBrwater~
Utility Tax Improvement Certificates, Series or 1962. Commissioner Hall ,
moved Resolution InO-79 be passed and adopted and the appropriate ortio1als be
authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and
oarried unanimously,
, ITEM #41 - Resolution - Appointing & Authorizing a' Deputy City Treasurer
to execute checks. Commissioner Hall moved Resolution 1J70-80 be passed and
adopted and the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to exeoute it,'
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carlson and carried unanimously, '
"ITEM #42 - Lot Mowing Resolution. The City Attorney presented Resolution
#70-81 requesting owners to olear their lots and setting a publia hearing to
hear obJeotions thereto. Commissioner Wachtler moved Resolution #70-81 be
passed and adopted and tho appropr~e officials be authorized to execute it.
Motion was seconded by Commisoioner Hall and carried unanimously, '
The Mayor recommended the reappointment of Austin Watts to a 4 year term
on the HOUSing Authority, Commissioner Williams moved that the appointment be
approved as recommended starting September 26, 1970. Motion was seoond~d by
Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously.
The Mayor announced the Florida League of Municipalities Conrerence at
Miami B~ach October 25 to 27, 1970, and that a delegate should be named.
Commissioner Williams moved that M1yor Hougen be the orficial delegate for '
Clearwater and that expenses be authorized for the prop~r City officials to
attend. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Williams moved that one of the Commissioners attendance at the '
Florida League of Municipalities Conference be approved as an alternate delegate.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously.
The Mayor recommended that the compensation of the City Manager be increased
$2,000 to make $20,400, increasing deferred compensation $1,800 to make $4,000 and
leave car allowance at $2,400, making a grand total of $2b,800 annually.
Commissioner Hall moved to accept the recommendation of the Mayor regarding
compensation for the City Manager. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler
and oarried unanimously.
The Mayor stated that the City Employees are covered in the budget for a 5%
salary increase and he recommended a 5~ increase for the City Attorney.
Commissioner Carlson moved to approve the Mayorls recommendation. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously.
The City ~ttorney recommended a 5% increase to the Assistant City Attorneys.
He discussed a full time assistant at a salary of about $9,000, but he would
still need the part time assistants for a while. Commissioner Carlson moved that
the two assistants receive a 5% increase in salary effective October 1st. Motion
was seconded by CotmUssioner Hall, Upon the vote being taken Commissioners
Carlson, Hall, Wachtler and Mayor Hougen voted llAyel1, Commissioner Williams
voted "Noll. Motion carried.
Commissioner Willinms commented on his recent trip to Oregon to attend the
National Municipal League Conference. One particular comment he made was that
due to the population explosion the atate and other governmental bodies have a
policy to suggest lIDon1t Come to Oregonlt.
Commissioner Hall moved that the
was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler
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September a~ 1970
Public Hearing
1. Lot Mowing Resolution #70-69 ,
2. Sanitary Sewers -' Michigan Avenue" Wood~
lawn to Belleair '
3. Appeal trom Boardot Adjustment & Appeal' ,
,on Zoning - Hadlock, , .' '
4. Qontd. - Request for Annexation and Deter-
mination & Establishment ot Zoning, &: ','
Fire ,District Classifioation - Lots 9 & '
10, Pinel1ss Groves (Nationwide Land corp.).,
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
SEPTEMBER,a, 1910"
1: 30 ,P,.M.
Invocation
'Introductions
Minutes of Preceding Meetings
Public Hearings
Reports trom City Manager
Reports trom Oity Attorney
Citizens to be Heard
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Other Comm1ss~on Aotion
Adjournment
Meeting Pension Plan Trustees
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Motor Pool Garage Purchase
Brown Park Property- 10 Beres
Turner Property
Report - Occupational License Study
Industrial Park Sales
Ambulance Ordinance
Agreements - Interruptible Gas Servioe
Change Order - Turner Street
Housing Authority Allocation
Setting Date for Publio Hearing (PUO)
Request for Variance from Sign Ordinanoe
(Hasty Houae) ,
Engineering Services tor Manda1ay Park
Pier '
Clearwater Community Bldg~ (air-cond.)
Requests 'for Annexation:
a. Six Acres, more or less, near Clearwater
HighlandS Subd. (Flori11 Corp.)
b. Drew St. ROW (City or Clearwater)
Contd. -Bids, Paving Curbs & Drainage-
Sharkey Road, Oberlin to Old Coachman
Bids, Storm Sewer Replacement -West Side
Duncan, Druid to Magnolia
Bids, Sale or Surplus Vehicles
Bids, Reruae Bodies
Bids, Truck Chassis and Cabs (32,000 gvw)
Bids, Truck Chassis and Cabs (39,000 gvw)
Bids, Automobiles
Bids, Extrube Pipe (continued)
Bids, Hi Lift Truck Unit
a. Truck Chassis
b. Hi Lirt Unit
Other Engineering Matters
Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters
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PET I T ION
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED PROPERTY OWNERS OF SIRMONS HEIGHTS FIRST ADDITION, OBJECT
TO THE REQUEST OF NONNIE E. HADLOCK FOR A 21 FOOT SETBACK FROM LOTUS PATH
IN ORDER TO ERECT AN ADDITION TO THE PRESENT RESIDENCE LOCATED AT 1012
s. EVERGREEN AV~NUE 'WHICH IS ZONED R-1E (SINGLE FAMILY).
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