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11/16/1970 ,7 / if'.' ----~--"""'"- CITY COMMISSION MEETING November 16, 1970 The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular seasion at the C1 ty Hall j Monday, November 16, 1970 at 1: 30 P. M., wi th the following members prcscnt: " H, Evel'ctt Hougen Donald S, Williams Donald Carlson Rick Hall Richard D. Wachtler Mayor-Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Also present were: Merrett R. Stierheim Herbert M. Brown Max Battle ' Major Blaine LeCouris City Manager Ci ty Attorney , City Engineer Representing Police Chief The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by Reverend Harold popp, Grace Lutheran Church. The Mayor introduced guests at the meeting. The Mayor presented service pins to five employees for various years of service. Commissioner Wachtler moved that the minutes of the regular Commission meeting of November 2nd, 1970 be approved as recorded and as sub- mitted in written summation by the Clerl( to each Commissioner. ,Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. ITEM #1 - Public Hearing - Lot Mowing Resolution #70-101. The Lot Mowing Inspector considered the lots a menace to public health, safety, and welfare. There were no objections. Commissioner Hall moved that Resolution #70-101 passed on November 2nd, 1970 be confirmed and made effective as to all persons and parcels listed thereon, exoept for those whose lots have been verified as being cleared and those who have paid the City for the clearing, and the proper City officials and employees are hereby directed to proceed in accordance with law to Bec that the lots arc cleared. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. ITEM #2 - Public Hearing - Demolition of Structure under Minimum Housing Ordinance - 806 Palmetto St. Lot 9 & W 8~5 ft. of Lot 10, Block E, Jurgens Add. to Clearwater Mrs. M. Wooding, et a1, owner (vacant ~tructure). The City Manager reviewed the case including the series of notices and final compliance date. The Minimum Housing Inspector recommended demolition and a lien be placed on property. Mr. Donald McFarland, representing Mr. James Wooding and his mother, Mrs. Mollie Wooding, stated they are aware or the condition and not protesting; have signed the contract to sell under Twinkle 2, an FHA reconditioning program, but financing delayed; and asked ror 90 day extension,' when they will either demolish or rehabilitate property. Mr. Gricius, Minimum Housing Inspector, spoke of trying to rehabilitate the property, there 1s a we1rare lien on it, 2 mortgages, unpaid taxes 1968-69, which would all have to be cleared before Twinkle 2 could do anything. He also stated this was a public nuisance as it' stands, for more than 2 years, fire hazard and health nuisance and the property is not secured. Mr. McFarland stated if not accepted by Twinkle either renovate or have it removed. Mr. Gricius said they have not even cleaned up the property. Discussion ensued. Commissioner Hall moved that this public hearing be continued until December 3rd, 1970, at 1:30 P.M. ror action to be taken to secure and clean property prior to that date. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and caI'ried unanimously. '. ITEM #3 - Public Hearing - paving, Curbs, Drainage & Sanitary Sewers - Friend and Young Avenues, Lakeview Road, South. The City Manager and the City Engineer outlined the project. The estimated assessable front foot cost was given as $5.16 for Young Ave. and $7.75 for Friend Ave. for the paving, and assessable cost for sanitary sewers is $5.60 per front foot. There was a ' letter of objection rrom Francis J. Shields and son Frank Shields, Jr. Mr. Paul Holley spoke in ravor.' Comnlssioner Carlson moved that sInce no valid objections have been riled that the paving, curbs, drainage and inBtE~llation or sanitary sewers be approved and the City Manager and the City Engineer be directed to forthwith proceed with such improvements as an assessment proJ~ct, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. IT~l #4 - Public Hearing Ordinance #1281 - Ambulances (to be tabled). The City Manager stated it was recommended this item be tabled, because of studies being made. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1281 be continued to January 4th, 1971, at 1:30 P.M. because of studies being made. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimOUSly. ITEM #5 - Public Hearing - Request fOI' Vacation of Portion of NE Cleveland Street from its intersection with North Greenwood Ave. Northeasterly approxi- mately 375 ft. ,The City Manager reported that if the vacation is approved it ;would not be closed until the new street is openj that an administrative agree- ., ,,:", ment has been negotiated between Mr. R. E. Lehmann and the, City Manager, which ~~~~:,~:.~j\;i.,:,: ,.~~~rt~~~!e~: u~:i~:$~~~~~~n~~ :[~~~m8~~~in~~;~:~~:t:~~OEj!:~~i8E~jm::: ~, ;"~{li~':ll'l: ';}'~...\~ .'; ",'~' 'I' ' '",: ,'", , ' .. ' '1!l\;.1 n.~~I~~~.;1..:t. ,~""Io\1;Jj"" . ~.~ ...,". ".0 I . " .' ~ :'~';t;'J~~:~I'tK::;~:'l"~~X::~:';'(';>,,: ,.. '.' :\~,~>.~.." ,>:,~:' " ':" .,~ ' , ,:' ", .l).'Jt{E~r.11.1~l\~)j<<~'r~~t't;"':tt,)'.~J."tl,~.-1,t~:<~~' \~.."") ~"tl '. .,. I . ',:. .~ '~}~"t~;~t.:J:1, ~);"~1.~" t ::\'1.!\~r,~'1 ~ l- .~~'. 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"",'.' ~"\"" '\~m",.~'.,' ..:.:,7:<',....:i..~:n-.~., ~"'..'~:~}".,-',~".",-;~'c"~'.~k.,1. ."'.<. "'!/'< ." ," ..,\.~.:, ,.,., ::./ ....~,... C""]'.~.'.:; ,~,:,:..';." .~.:'..'~,. '~:",.. t" ~J;.t~':'.~,Ll.'1lt.\.~-t.i\~,.:.,1.> ". \,' ~ ~~L'.1 .~V~ l~ ")i, ''''I ".i.11:.l:.:.i..~J......-...:~~".il'~Y...~.:..u:-'..,..:.1~~:.ili..'*.tro.iU.'li:j'...:.-;~~~r:l~-.;;::~~'l)oii~J;;.,;J,&~lia&1;, \ ITEM #rb. - Public Hearing ror annexation and zoning rrom SE corner of NWt of NWt Section 8-29-16, West 189.75 ft,j North 534 rt. to P.O.B. thence run ,North 8 ft., West 155.68 ft., South 8 ft., East 155.94 ft. to P.O.B. with R-ID (single family) zoning and Fire District No.2 classification. Mr. Peter ,., . Panarites,' representative, was present. The City Manager explained the request ;~~j':::';>i; ,', .', ~~~e l'~~d o:~:.~;:~~en~~~~e~~n;~e c:;~~~'~o~e~O~~ ~:l'~e~~~B~P~~~V:~~e:~i~n' ' r'.,.~.. .h^!\,,' ". . '.' ~~~~\~~.:~~~:'?:<~". .~:: .' r '. . E. I ' '''lk't;'1-lr.~'.t ...... \ T ~. ", " ['~ftt,:;~t!~ti~:,M,t'::;:.\\..;, ;:', ','," ," .l't.li~",,"lJ' ,;,<:.<~l~~"~'~""\'('~;~ ~ J:'. " ~ ....tt.tt-t..:/v ,.'tJ.1 i".\.~ ". I .... ," . . I :~Y/~\..'''l'l':''''-'~~''''.'' \\-.~. ~~ .r~"f:"".{".'~ ~/> .,- J", ~::l~~?t~;~F;~';;~~:.:'~)~'i:',~~\;~~:.;,':~:(",:'~':,J:'; \'(':":~:~.\',<: " '., ' , .. .....~..",' !_.t~.'r'~~~~!""1 _'I..l~~ ",~,.;.,:,~. ......... I. ,"~..~~' ~. r, ..A:"')' .' j\ I i'~.""! .~ ~ i. '.' ....-1:; ,.....,~' -2- CITY COMMISSION MEETING . November 16, 1970 Police Dept. atated the Five Polnts intersootion hao always been a problem and , it wae felt that tho only solution was to rode sign it. He gave variOUS otatiotioB relating to traffic in the area and aaid that there had been twenty-one accidents at the intersection 00 far this calendar year. Mr. K. A. CrnwCord~ TraCCic Engineerj psoBed out report to the Commission and explained the contents; proposed 15 story of~ice building and restaurant across street will Bubstantially increuBu the vc~le and pedestrian trafcic. Mr. Norman Seher, City right of way agent atated the City would get buildable pro~erty valued at $42~OOO plus, with the property that Mr. Lohmann would get valued at $35,000. Discussion ensued. Mr. Carlton Waller, 1168 NE Cleveland St. stated that there had not been enough time to study the proposal as notices had only been received on Thursday and Friday. A petition was filed by him with . the City Clerk on Friday afternoon with practically everybody on NE Cleveland St. Signing it. He went on to say that none of the people 1n the area liked ,the proposal; he was not completely opposed ir Laura St. would be widened; traffic signals placed at Qreenwood Ave. and Myrtle Ave. immediately and right of way be provided all the way to North Ft. Harrison Ave'- Mr. J. E. Satterfield concurred that there had been too limited. time to study proposal and that the agreement and trarr~c report had not been available to property OWRra prior to the hearing. Mr. Charles Warej rep!'esenting K. O. Finchj who was out of town, alao spake of limited time available and could not co~nit client. Mr. C. P. Saclarides questioned thu economic effect on p!'operty owners and tenants. The City Manager rcco~nendod continuing the public hearing to hold a meeting with the prope!'ty owners. Mr. William Nodine and Mr. Donald T. Ehrman, attorney and president, respectively, of the City National Bank spoke of the detrimental ef~ect on the bank propc!'ty; most cuotomers enter ~rom NE Cleveland St.; no exit on Cleveland St. and felt it would lower the value of the bankls property. Mr. Jody R. Wolfe, secretary 01' the Downtown ASGuciat!on did not feel, that experts could give n dcfinite conclusion as to an increase or decrease of property values and quoted from a 1968 report of the Downtown Association recommending extension of Laura St. Mr. Claude Peoples asked various questions and Baid that he was opposed at the moment. Mr. Ralph Richards approved the sUggestion to extend Laura St. to Ft. Harrison Ave. Mr. Sam Coley, Florida Power Corp. requested that their drive-in facilities at Laura St. and Booth St. be considered. The City Clerk !'ead letters of objectlpn ~rom James B. Owens, attorney, representing M!'. and ~ws. Albert Kaechelej one from Mrs. Katie Batman and a p'1tition of objections with approximately 28 names on it. Commissioner ,Wachtler recommended investigating cost o~ extension o~ Laura St. to Ft. Harrison Ave.' Conunissloner \Ulliuws moved to continue this pUblic hearing to December 3rd, 1970, at 1:30 P.M. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtle!' and carried unanimously. 1~:25 P.M. Chief Frank Daniels replaced Major Blaine LeCouris. . ITEM #6 - Contd. from Nov. 9, 1970 - Zoning Amendment - Lots 5 to 12 incl. t Block 1 and Lots 7j 11 to 20 incl'j 25, Block 2~ Brookwood Terr. (Dynamic Investments Inc., et al), to be changed f!'om R-2 (duplex) to R-4D (multi-family). The City Manager reviewed the request and reported that the traffic survey stated there would be no significant traffic p!'oblem by proposed density, but recommended parking be removed and that both, Fredrica and Lady Mary Dr. be widened. Mr. Pat Iley, representative preserited 3 letters of withdrawal. Mrs. Stanley Breaugh (Lots 13j 14 & 17, Block 2); Mr. Wm. Stahl (Lot 18, Block 2) and Mr. Earl Sminlt (Lot 25j Block 2). He also presented a new applica- tion ror rezoning in the .future for Lot 8, Block 1, Brookwood Terrace, i.f present request is granted. Mr. Ervin Haygoodj attorneYj withdrew objections from John Durfeej Duane Smith, Norman Smith and James Carothersj prOVided the rezoning excluded the properties fronting on North Fredrica. Density was discussed of various properties in the area and Mr. Ilcy reported that from information he had obtained that it runs about 35 units per ncre. He suggested changing his application from R-4D to R-4A and his proposal would limit the buildings to 2 stories. Mr. Sigurd Wexoj an applicant, spoke in favor. Commissioner Carlson moved that the request ror Dynamic Investments Ine. fo!' R-4A zoning on Lots 5-12 incl., Block 1, and Lots 7, Ilj 12j 15, 16, 19 & 20, Block 2j Brookwood Terrace be approved and the City Attorney be instructed to include this in an amendment to the zoning ordinance to be brought back to this. Commission for approval as soon as possible, subject to a covenant running with the land to limit the heightro 2 stories. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. ITEM #7a. - Public Hearing - Continued request for Annexation, Establish- ment of Zoning and Fire District Classification. (North Side of SR 590j 1 mile East'or US 19~5alls and Duff). The City Manager reported having a letter requesting rurther continuance of this item to December 3rdj 1970j at 1:30 P.M. Commissioner Hall moved that this hearing be continued to January 4thj 1971, at 1:30 P.M. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. I: ,\ f , J~h~~'~"''''''''~~ .~,.~ ~:' I .'\ I" L~~.~, ~.' c ~. ...... '~+~""'''''''!';.''''"'''''''''''''1I'''''4.l1.. ." ~""'~I.J .........,.....,:;;~__..c,~.ol ~.",..-r t ~. - , '~...., . , . :-. '{I \", ,.' .' . .' ,.. " -3- CITY COMMISSION MEETINO November 16, 1970 by SuncoQst BCI, Inc. with R-1D (single family) zoning and Fire District #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 Boon as. . possible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #7 c. - Public Hearing 1'or annexation and zoninEL of Lot 2, Nob Hill Sub., with R-ID (single family) zoning and Fire District U2 classification. (Corp) The City Manager recommended continuing to Join with others on January 18th, 1971, at 1:30 P.M. Agreement would be made for sewer in the mean time because of health problem. . 'Co~niusioner Williams moved that the request be continued to January 18th, 1971 at 1:30 P,M. Motion was seconded by Commiaaioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #7 d. - Public Hearing for annexation and zoning of Lot 10, Skyline Groves Sub. with R-1D (single family) zoning and. Fire DistI'ict 112 classification.- N. Gilbert Johnston. The City Manager explained the request and read the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board for approval. There were no objections. Mr. Johnston was present. Commissioner Hall moved that the request for annexation by Mr. Johnston with R-ID zoning and Fire District #2 classifica- tion be approved and the City Attorney be instructed to include this in an ordinance to be bI'ought back to this Commission for approval as 500n as possible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carlson and carried unanimously. ITEM #7 e. - Public Hearing ~or annexation and zoning of Lot 9, Oak Acres Unit 2, with R-1C (single family) zoning and Fire District No. 2 classification.- Mrs. Edna Lein. The City Manager explained the request and read the recommenda- tion or the Planning & Zoning Board ror approval. There were no objections. Commissioner Carlson moved that the request for annexation by Mrs. Lein with R-IC zoning and Fire District No. 2claasification 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 posaible. Motion was seconded by Gonunissioner Hall and carried unanimously. ITEM #8 - The Mayor reconunended the reappointment of George Johnson and Roger P. Stewart to the Marine Advisory Board effective November 24th. Commisnoncr Carlaon moved that the appointments to the Marine Advisory Board be approved as recommended. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. ITEM #9 - The City Manager reported that it was necessary to authorize the City Clerk to make preparation for<the forthcoming General City Election to be held February 9, 1971. Commissioner Carlson moved that the City Clerk be directed to do all things necessary in accordance with the City code, Charter and the Laws of Florida in preparation for the forthcoming municipal election to be held on February 9, 1971. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #10 - County Hearings on Zoning, November 16. The City Manager presented changes of zoning heard by the Pinellas County Planning Agency this morning and to be brought before the County Commission the first meeting in December. The City Planning Director stated that the first item was 5 lots on the NW corner of Lakeview Rd. and Adams Ave. and recommended that the City not object to proposed change from residential to commercial zoning by the County, By consent the City Manager was to notify the County Commission that the City does not object. The second one was Mebrell Corp. The Planning Director stated this was the same as revised plan when considered by the City for annexation. He explained that the property was on the West side of Bayshore Blvd. and North o~ Drew St. extension (Sect. 9-29-16) with the proposed change of zoning from Agriculture to Planned Residential District in the County. Commissioner Williams spoke of property being surrounded by single family and that should be pointed out. Commissioner Williams moved that the City Manager convey to the County Zoning Board and County Commission that the area is surrounded by single family property and should,be continued. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. ITEM #11 - Resolution urging Construction of overpass, etc. at US 19 and SR 60 intersection. Commissioner Carlson moved that Resolution 1170-105 be passed and adopted and the appropriate of1'ioials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. . ITEM #12 - Sunset Gardens Sanitary Sewers (set P.H. date). Resolution #70-106 was presented declaring the intention to hold a publiC hearing to construct sanitary sewer lines in Sunset Gardens Subdivision as the Pinellas County Health Department has reported to the City that a health hazard exists. Commissioner Carlson moved that Resolution InO-106 be passed and adopted and the' appropr1a te off1cials be authorized to execute it, and that a public (.. hearing'~e held on December 14, 1970 at 1:30 P.M. Motion wae seoonded by COllunissloner Hall and carried unanimously. " ',' ., ~ : . ~i,.:!tttfl:(":'Jl+~:t/'" ,~':~. ~':. ~ . ''''f '....' . .' r I . ;f~j:~_;t~p;/;~ir~l!.;,~..l ,!,~' ~ .....~I. ..... :", ~ '..) ".\ ,\.. _ L..' . . .~~~.~~:R,J."'~~':rf"'. !,,~ '.u '\ ~"r'.. I I r. . . L .."~ti~dt~~~~i;Vt:~;;::~".;:;,i~:'::,:>~ ~~ ':/'< i, . ,: . ,':' ,~.;, ":':" " . ", :.':: . 1.V~J~"".fi},"I."',t\\J>" 'i" " .+', t:l .~"., '-." t '!.. . 4"'1 '.. 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'.">"," .: .'k~;/.::-1~"~' ~~,...~)~;, \~;~t~' ":::,:;". <' ;,:l.......,~.... ",(";:~:".' .'.,'J,,~,.....:t\I~I..{'J"'...:,.t:'~'t~ ' I;' . . - .'.~. , . .,il:'",,~:.','!'I<"~',,;:"""" ".....'..h.".l.:....:i::.~....lt.Y,~:.S...'.:'r"",L'...:!..I;;~.i,."'-"~,tet,'.~W~~.'~,'.~{:\~j.~~:.. '~~ .I . ~~~.#...l.I,.u~.'tJ~m~ ~~ ~~,h""'N ' , . " -4- CITY COMMISSION MEETING November 16, 1970 ITE~r #13 - Chamber of .Commerce Contract for the Chamber of Commerce to administer the advertising} publicity and promotion fund appropriated by the City Commisoion. The City Manager recommended approval. Commissioner Williams moved that the contract be approved and the appropriate City offioials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seoonded by Commissione~ Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #14 - .Requests for Annexation a. SW Cornor US 19 & CR 50A (J. W. COI'p.) Sec tion: 5-29-16 b. Part of NW 1/4 of SE 1/4~ Section 23-29-15 (Firat Evangelical Lutheran Church) , Commissioner Carlson moved that the requests for annexation by J. W. Corp. and First Evangelical Lutheran Church of Clearwater as outlined by the City "tanager be accepted and referred to the proper City departments for appropriate action and pUblic hearing. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. It was agreed to d,!'!viate from the agenda to hm r Item #23. ITEM #23 - Ord. #1290 - Authorizing Issuance of $7,300}000 General 'Obligation Bonds. After discussion, Commissioner Carlson moved that Ordinance #1290 be read and considered by title only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion waB seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was ready by title only. CommiSSioner . Carlson moved that Ordinance #1290 be, passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by COmmissioner Hall and carried unanimously. Commissioner Carlson moved that Ordinance #1290 be read and considered on B~cond 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 carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Carlson moved, that Ordinance #1290 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 Hall and carried unanimously. ITEM #15 - Bids or Contract, Lucalox Luminaires & Lamps - Cleveland St. The City Manager spoke of two options and the cost, which he explained. He then recommended Option #2 for the FloI'ida Power corp. to purchase the fixtures with the City then paying $5.00 per month per fixture. Commissioner Williams moved to approve a contract with Florida Power Corp. for Option #2 for Lucalox lighting as recommended by the City Manager. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #16 - Bids} Gas Main Extension. The City Manager recommended the bid o~ Boyce Company, for the 1970 Annual Gas Main extension contract. Commissioner Carlson moved upon the recommendation or the City Man~erthat the contract be awarded to Boyce Company for the sum of $89,670.60 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 Williams and, carried unanimously ITEM #17 - Bids, Addition to existing Dock Facilities. The City Manager recommended accepting the only bid received which was from Interbay Marine Construction Company. Commissioner Carlson moved upon the recommendation of the City Manager that the contract for Marina Expansion be awarded to Interbay Marine Construction Company~ Madiera Beach, Fla., in the amount of $26}954.30, 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 Hall and carried unanimously. ITEM #18 - Bids, Tractor-Loader-Backhoe for the Gas Division, Utilities Dept. The City Manager recommended accepting the bid of BrOOking Ford Tractor, Clearwater, Florida. Commissioner Williams moved upon the recommendation of the City Manager that the contract be awarded to BrOOking Ford Tractor~ for the sum of $71813.60, 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 opecifications and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #19 - Bias, Automobiles and Trucks. The City Manager recommended accepting the bids of two separate firms. Commissioner Carlson moved upon the recommendation of the City Manager that the contract for automobiles and trucks be awarded as follows: Item #4 to Massey Andrews Plymouth Inc., for the sum of $2,9~4.46 and the balance of the items awarded to Kenyon Dodge, for the sum of $71J923.05 which are the lowest and best responsible bids and that. the. appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute said contraots which shall pe in accordance with the plans and specifications .:.:.:.1:<::", .;"". and .bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried. . . .;:,\);;i::;';: : ,,', . -i. '. ' ,unanimously..'; . .' ,:.r.:~~~'/~.(~:,~'~:'.~' 1. .' '.~" / ~~':~t"'~l,~?,~'.I:,!~." ~~...;,~ "',, ,< 1\-' L ...' . ,'. "" ~~~ij~~.;:r?".'..:.~ ~ > ~}', 'r~ 'l" / ': " .. " ~ . 1 . . '\~\~'of~\,,-~,,~,-~.!,.>~.;I"l:r ~:,., \-.:. ", + ,r. ...\: . , .' )..{ilki;'W" ,'\' ':.'..f ; ~;'- .~.. " ,: . ....." . ~~I 'l' . !t..f ~ .. H t <: " t' ~ 1..... 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""'c" . ,; '"\I' ,,, ..-;!1:':.)o' : ''l"'i\1 ""'",..lI11.,.!:w'I.'...Y.....'''Pfli:t' ~'r', .'r.:..mrr-.~..i."1?1'A: \,;)1.... ~.. ~ ..' "."f." ," .'.,,~., ,'. .If'....., )"..l~>t~1 \...\~ ':J',::':"C' ,".... ::") ~ \,' ..~...;.: ' '..,~ ,:', i.;~" t.:.. . ..',' \ '. ','~ ".:' ...j.~.~.I~~~j..I:':-. ' 'L... .;.~~tlt "..~':::)i,~:.\~.. .\.~~I~ ',,,," ~.~ . / , ( "'j~,;./ ~.:t.i~..;~,;.:i:!.;;-~tu.l;i.;~;<~:,\.~~~i~1....~~:~~.J~~~~~~~2.~:.M~~~~...:;(t~~ .' r ,7 J'~ -5- CITY COMMISSION MEETING Novcmbel' 16, 1970 ITEr" 1120-Bids, Bunker coots and Panto. Tho C1 ty . Manager reconunended aooepting tho bid 01' St. Petersburg Fire and Safety Equipment Co., St. Potersburg f'0.t' Dunlter Coute and Ponto for the 1,11re Department. ConuniuBioner Carloon moved upon the reconuncndation of the City Manager that the contraot be awarded to St~ Peteroburg Fire and Safety Equipment Co. for tho aum of $ll,023,OO, which io the lowest and beat rcoponuible bid and that' tho appropriate offioials of the City be authorlzed to exocutc said contraot which ahall be in acoordance with the pluno and opeclf1eutiono and bid. 'Motion was Deoonded by CommlDDioner Waohtler and carried unanimously. ITEM 11211 - 01'd. 1/1291 - Prohibl ting Solo of HYPOdermic Syringes, ete. ConunioBlonur CarlDon moved Ordinance /11291 be read and oonoldcred by title only on the f'irst rcnding by the unanimous conDent of the Conunisoion. Motion. waD Beconded by. COllunlouloner Wll11uma und oarrled unanimouoly. 'rhe Ordinance was road by title only. Commiooionor Curloon moved that Ordinance #1291 be paDDed on ita flrat rending. Motion waa seconded by Commissioner Hall and ' carried unanlmoualy. . Conuniualoner Carleon moved that Ordinance /11291 be read and oonsidel'ed on sccond and final reading by title only at this meeting of the Commisoion by unanimouo conoent 01' the Commission. Motion was aeconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimouoly. The Ordinance woo read by tItle only. Commissioner Carlaon moved that Ordinancc #1291 be passed on its second and final reading and adopted and that the appropriate ofriciala be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Conunissioner Hall and carried unanimously. By consent it was agreed to deviate from the agenda to hear Item #34. ITEM 1134 - Exchange of Land - Sltybroolt Lake. The Ci ty Manager and City Engineer explained the proposed exchange by stating that part of' Skybrook LaIte had been filled in and a portion NorthwesterlY of Lot 5, Block A, Skycrest Unit 6, would be deeded to the owner of Lot 51 Albert Heuer and he would deed to tho City a portion o~ Lot 5 immediately adjacent to Arcturas Ave., in order to straighten lots lines. The City Engineer also said that the portion of S\tybrook Lake which has been filled could be sold and be put back on the tax roll, reservIng drainage casement along South side 01' property. Considerable discussion ensued particularly relating to the casement and piping therein., Commissioner Carlson moved that the exchange of land as outlined be approved and that the proper of~icials be authorized to execute tho necessary instruments and the City Clerk be directed to record the one to the City in the publiC records of Pinellas County, Florida. Motion waD seconded by Commissioner Wachtler. Upon the vote being taken Commissioners Williams, Carlson, Wachtler and Mayor Hougen voted "Aye". Commissioner Hall voted "NolI. Hation carried. 6:30 P.M. Conunlssioner \ofilliarns left the meeting at this time. ITEM #25 - Ordinance #1292 - Annexing & Zoning Portion of Section 11-29-15 (Playcare Inc.) Commissioner Carlson moved that Ordinance #1292 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 Carlson moved that Ordinance #1292 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by COmmiSSioner Hall and carried unanimously. Commissioner Carlson moved that Ordimmce /11292 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 carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Carlson moved that Ordinance #1292 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 seoonded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. ' ITEM #26 - Resolution - Declaring Minimum HOUSing Violation.. (Continued to De'cember 3rd, see Item 1/2). ITEM 1/27 - Re301ut10n - Requesting County to abate Taxes on Property acquired by the City. Commissioner Carlson moved that Resolution #70-107 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. ITEM #28 - Resolution -.Payment to Northern Bank Note Co., Utility Revenue Certificate, Series of 1969, in the amount of $693.09 for bond printing. Commissioner Hall nroved that Resolut19n InO-108 be passed and adopted and the 'appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carlson and carried unanimously. ITEM #29 - Resolution - ReimbuI'sement to City, Utility Revenue Certi~icate, Series of 1969, in the amount of $804.40. Commissioner Carlson moved Resolution #70-109 be'passed and adopted and tne:appropriate off1uials be authorized to execute. it.. Motion was seconded by Conun1ss1oner Wachtler and carried unanImously. '.r . . >! \, > . IC~'I': ":. ':.:,.:.'.,," ,','>'. ,..... :::':':<~::'~:""/:~~~~\< . ..' : '.: ,/'. :'.':'. .'~\.: '.,' .,",' r.~ . .' ... ::",-. ."~~ .' .. . ~ ~ .. :.., . T i ~ , . ,1- } ~ ~-~...'. f. \, H"I....~......~. :"'ft... . , . * ,,'. '. '4'~" . . ~. . . . . "~"~'''TT~' .. . J. .,..~ ...~-:.:..._...~<.............: ..""1;........ ...~..,.4...........'I~r...,\... '. ..,......;... , ,i , ~.:..: !.~ 1, ~ . ..~.'.: ~~~"'~~"'~~"~'i">'~.-::'" .. h ...,"",~. ...~.... .~~~~_..~t..,...~.....~" ~T ~"'~.~~""-pl~''''''''I~'''''~~.,~;::,~7'.'''. w......,.. " ~. '~~~.A .. '~~" ., .~~' N i~',' '1','."!'~'.:::"~1\"~'<"~-".f},'~~fi1~I~f'li"9~,~~ '~;',~ .. :~ -f- ,~.",f'"i~:'~.'I,j."" . J'.'~.l' . ;,' .. ..., ".",,\,,~',~.,~.,:,,~ ,'~~"+ ).~I.;;"'t""p'L~.:'~'-~' !~,r:'~"~~I'~\\.1 .'b---..,'t...;\".) "';i.~>.l..,.. 'I: . .)Ii.2-~Ct ". !'. ..-;.,..t." ..,J .t:.- .~" 1w,.. \,".J '", .l.o:....:;,:~~w.;ri ~~t~i~;;;;;:(:::;:;;t:,h;~:' . . . ':\">;" ',,', " , CITY, COMMIb SSI60N', MEm'ING " ," " ~ovem er,l ., 1910 ,<h:~,t:.<, " ' " AGENDA Awards , . 'CITY COMMISSION MEETING NOVEMBER 16, 1970, ' , 1 : 3<? P. M .' , . ~ .' Invocation Introductions Minutes of Preoeding Meetings . Public Hearings, Reportu from City Manager Reporto trom,City Attorney Citizens to be Heard Other Commission Action Adjournment Meeting Pension Plan Trustees , " " 'd l" . . , I .. ~~t;;'/;:> . . " /, tl~' /(.'f.i' r.~:..-: ,.... ,7 ',\ ' . "::)::1";':"':}~"'~:~ ,:" ," ~\..:.J.' , : .~ ':,! .., , ", \',:-'.' ~':'..!~\/1{/ ~ :. . ,'" .' I . , " , I " ' Public Hearings 1. Lot Mowing ResolutionlnO-10l 2. Demolition or Struoture under Minimum HouaingOrdinance - 806 Palmetto St; 3. paving," CurbS, Drainage' & Sanitary, Sewers-" <, Friend and ,Young Avenues' '. .''', 4. Ord. #1281 - Ambulances (to be tabled) 5. Request for Vacation of Portion of NE' Cleveland Street 6'. Contd. -Zoning Amendment - Lots 5 to '12 incl., Bl 1 and'Lots 7, 11 to 20 lnol., 25, Bl 2, Brookwood Terr. (Dynamio Ino., et all, . ' " 1. Requests for Annexation and Determination '& Establishment of Zoning & Fire'District' Classitication: ' B. Contd. -N Side of SR 590, 1 mi. E of US 19 (Salls & Duff) , b. W Side of Owen Dr., 1501 S of SR 590 (Suncoast BCI, Inc.) , ~,' c. Lot 2, Nob Hill Subd. (Corp) , d. Lot 10, Skyline Groves Subd. (Johnston) e. Lot 9, Oak Acres Unit 2 (Lein) , /" \. , " Reports from City Manager 8. Reappointment of Board Members 9. Motion-Preparation for General ,Election, February 9, 1911 , 10. County Hearings on Zoning, November 16 11. Resolution urging Construction at ,US 19 and SR 60 Intersection " ,12. Sunset Gardens Sa~itary Sewers (set P.H.date). 13. Chamber of Commerce Contract. . 14. Request for Annexation-SW Corner US19 & CR SOA (J. W. Corp.) . \ ,15. Bids or Contract, Lucalox Luminaires & Lamps - Cleveland St. 16. Bids, Gas Maln Extension 17. ,Bids, Addition to existing Dock Facilities 18. Bids, Tractor-Loader-Backhoe 19. Bids, Automobiles and Trucks 20. Bids, Bunker Coats & Pants 21. Other Engineering Matters 22. Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters Reports from City Attorney 23. Ord. #1290 - Authorizing Issuance of General Obligation Bonds 24. Ord. #1291 - Prohibiting Sale of Hypodermic SyrinI?;es, etc. 25. Ord. U1292 - Annexing & Zoning Portion of Section 11-29-15 26. Resolution - Declaring Minimum Housing Violation 21. Resolution - Requesting County to abate Taxes on Property acquired by City 28. Resolution - Payment to Northern Bank Note Co., Utility Revenue Cert., Series of 1969 29. Resolution - Reimbursement to City, Util. Revenue Cert., Series of 1969 30. Resolution - payment to Briley, Wild, Utile Revenue Cert., Series of 1969 31.. Resolution - Requesting County Commission to pass Slm11a~ Ordinance prohibiting Sale of Hypodermic Syringes, etc. ' 32. Resolution - Requesting Pinellss County Legislative Delegation to sponsor State Act to prohibit Sale of Hypodermic Syringes, etc. 33. Acceptance of Restrictions, Deed and Easements 34. Exchange of Land - Skybrook Lake 35. Lot Mowing Resolu~lon , " " f\....."l~.~.(1.1\~;'.:~~-.,\ q - . '('/~t " 1 t',. 'I.~~:mt.""""\'"""'"'' . .' l~.~ ,~~r'\lt~'';..l. .-/. .,'.... ;':" ~f) ,.~ .."f.... ,'~._:! 1" ' I' , llll,'fv,,' '."1::,,,.'" . '.f ;.. \. ~ ~ ': ~ .,.~ '. ,I ~:V;~{;>:;, ," . ~ ~), . ~ 1 .:~,~: ~.~:I:".::<: " . , . ",' '~:;\', '''''';~''.~.;:.n:r~ll~t~'M}'dii'~N!i~'1J. . , '. '..' ':: ~,~\.: 1':-::;':" :~Jj ;,'..;I~'.~t,~,~}l\~~~".'ll/\1'i<'i " '" . .~.~.. ~ \ ! I. 1 '''t. :,. .1...'....;1. ..r. I'!~ .I_ I " ,'. h '".~, .'. j.1 ,t,. \1;: 'f .~. . "1' ~. '.~'" . ,'..~..t,' ,.{ ~..\l'j~t..'" 1':' .~1..:~{ I,' ..," . . '-~l...~l:;,:r"\"~'~~:./~;lAI~~;)"io\<lt"";-'l:J I ',',' :~'i ,,". ." ~ " ~"~.' ,:. r rl "rtr~(~'I"'lt:\'r ", C~T~o~~=~~i~~ r~~INa ',' ;:i:,:' <:::~:':Jf!{i';}:Jt;~~~ ______..'_____________________...________________________.:::,.~_...___~________..;_____ ""," .'. Jt " f, ~ ...~/~ CLEARWA~~R, FWRIDA .. " t,U!j,~(~~ . ! ! ~ . -I ~ . I ~. . I" ,':. .~+'\ I.':.~' ;\1:: , '. ,^r\ t. 'L {~,.\ : ~ I 'We.' 'the underSigned Property ,Owners, .Tenants .and Taxpayers locat'ed on Northeast Cleveland Street. respectfully.,request your consideration of. the' probable' devaluation of t~e property located on NortheaB~ Cleveland, the . loss of business to those located there. a8 well as the inconvenience. further traffic congestion,. Bafety and hazards imposed on not only tho oustomers.' clients and patients, but also the Citiz~ns who oan now drive freely from the Nor~heaBt section of Clearwater to the City and back to their homes, it 'Northea at 01 eveland Street i s rcali~ned to Join' to Laura Street; whi ch is' narrow."gocs ,through a school area ~which ,uses both sidel3 of the street) 'and !lDead Ends" at the .post Office Parking'Lot." , . ' . . I' , .i'e , , , .' . "We earnestly request that the above situation be alleviated. ,if the, realignment takes place by- 1. The immediate widening of Laura Street. 2. The t1Dead End" be eliminated and Laura Street be brought into and .out or the North End of .the Downtown Parking Lot and over HendrickS to .Ft.' HarriDon Street. '3. Direct Outgoing Traffic for access to the Northeast Sector of' Clearwater over this proposed route and at Drew and Northeast Cleveland Direct Downtown Traffic over this new route. We strenuously object to'any contemplated plan of relocation of' Northeast Cleveland Street. which will cause a trarf1n hazard, safety problems and. loss ,of exposure. becauDe of the inconvenience 1mposed. unless Northeast Cleveland becomes a through stX'eet to. and from the business center and remains a street of easy access. ( . ,'. . . \'. Signed by approximately 28 persons . . . .---------------------------~---------------------.------------~------------- '" . I .' " I' " .. I.' l, j', I .'\. , ; . >, ~ i' . , . , '. :"'::' I''':>.', . , ~ I ~ 1 . ,:;" >. > . . j " I . . ~ \'~3t: ~~\;:.;~.:~~.\_,.<.::- ,.,' " ~ ,. ..' '. ." '. . -.., . /', ..' .,'.', ' :..' ~:/. .~1~ljf~ J:: t 1 l ... ,\ ~ I. ... II. . , . . ~ I . ~. " ~1.$1l;~..11~/,l';:\t}... .:. . '.~ '. ,. . '. I . :..'''' ,J . .' ~~J'.(",;~t,l\J.......'1 j -1. q.".. " ~. . 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