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" " : ~ d)l.",)~~}(.i~(~~\!~;~/.1.'-':-~'~~J, ~ f~~'S~i ~~..J..""'~.fr, r~~ , '.~~""r'\.t -."- H ~.....i~\..~~;",... .:.... .~~.....;u.I:....'!J..-.-'...~N.. .L:".~>... _ .:u..,\~.J. ..:.....:...'L..ci.:.. :"': "':';~:"':"'I_.......~,.......~.:,~::..~..~.....~..J~':l-:;'I...~...":'~""i"~~:...j !~~~......... _~"...-l..~.;..;.';...u.1.J.;l~~ ----.....'"-- CITY COMMISSION MEETING April 19, 1971 The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at the City Hall, Monday, April 19, 1971, at 1:30 P.M., with the following members present: H. Everett Hougen Donald S. Williams Donald Carlson Richard D. Wachtler Joseph Carwiae Mayor-Commissioner Conuniasioner Commissioner Conuni ss1onor Conuniso1oner Also present were: Merrett R. Stierheim Herbert M. Brown Max Battle Major Wm. McC1amma City Managor City Attorney City Engineer Representing Police Chief The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by Reverend Duane A. Meier, Belmont Park Methodist Church. Service pins wore presented to a number of employees tor various years of service. Comm1ssioner Wachtler moved that tho minutes ot the regular meeting of April 5th, and the special meeting of April 14th, 1971, be approved as recorded and as submitted 1n written summation by the ~ Clerk to eaoh Commissioner. Motion was seconded by Commiasioner Carwise and carried unanimOUSly. ITEM #1 - A public hearing on the paving, curbs & drainage ot west half ot Kings Highway, Sunset Point Rd. to Byram Dr. The City Manager outlined the project. The City Engineer explained the project with the estimated assessable cost per front foot given as,$9.18. The Sunset Point Baptiat Church was the sole owner of property involved as the east half was already paved. The City Engineer stated it would cost $4600 to avoid a large oak tree in the right of way and he recommended removing it and replacing with new oak trees. The Mayor read a letter of objection from the church signed by the pastor, Reverend Wm. A. McCarty, who was present. Reverend McCarty stated the church had made no request tor the paving, that they did not oppose the project but cannot pay at this time. By consent, the Commission agreed , to have the tree removed. The City Manager stated Kings Highway paving was discussed at the annexation hearing when Lange St. was vacated. A letter was read from Albert Rogers, developer of Sunset HighlandS, regarding the bad condition of Kings Highway. Commissioner Carwise' moved that since the objections filed are insufficient that the paVing, curbs and drainage of Kings Highway, Sunset Point Rd. North to Byram Dr. be approved and the City Manager and the City Engineer be directed to forthwith proceed with such improvements as an assessment project. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #2 - A public hearing on the request for annexation and Determination & Establishment of Zoning & Fire District Classification: B. South 728 ft. of the East 592.25 ft. of the West 634.57 ft. M.O.L. of the NEt of the swt, Section 6-29-16, with R-1C (single family) zoning & Fire District No. 2 classification. Flaquad, Inc. The City Manager explained the request and reported that the Planning & Zoning Board recommended approval subject to obtaining required 60 ft. right of way to the North from St. Petersburg Diocese, Catholic Church. Mr. Orville Cassady, representative, was present. There were no objections. Discussion ensued. CommiSSioner Wachtler moved the request for annexation by Flaquad, Inc., for R-1C 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, subject to receipt of deed for right of way on north and subject to abut- ting rights of way being annexed into the City. Motion was aeconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. b. Lot 4, Block 19, Third Addn. to Highland Pines Sub. with R-ID (single family) zoning and Fire District No. 2 classification - velong. ' The City Manager outlined the request and reported that the Planning & Zoning Board recommended approval. There were no objections. Commissioner Williams moved the request for annexation by A. L. Velong for R-1D zoning and Fire District No. 2 classification be approved and the City Attorney be instructed to include this in an ordinance to be brought back to this Commission for approval as Boon as possible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carw1se and carried unanimously. c. Lot 20, BlOCk F, Sunny Parle Groves Sub. with R-1D (single family) zoning and Fire District No. 2 classification. - Hylton. The City Manager outlined the request and reported that the Planning & Zoning Board recommended approval. There were no objectiona. Commdssioner Carw1se moved the request tor annexation by B. L. Hylton for R-1D zoning and Fire Distriot No. 2 olassification be approved and the City Attorney be instruoted to include this in an ordinance to be brought back to this Commdssion for approval as soon as possible. Motion was seconded by Commisoioner Williams and carriedunan1mously. , , ", , ,I :.~, "..--- ~.~. , - . .- .. ...... ..... .~<'O- ~i1~~'" ~""'~"'~"''''~'>io. . ... ....-~..4'~_. . / /0 . I": +' . I .' . .. i' . ~ ; f < .. . L ~ . .'. . ..... "'~ \' t.... .+i"....., J'. ... C~ ~,'~' r -=-.:p of ...... '+, c ,1.~1i.~..~....:;-.JI~;... J,t ')oJ .~"''' WJ- :....1. ..,,~ t"T~lll.tI'';'':PJ-~.,t:. ~.<:":' ,"~ ,N~:r~' ,'..,~;:~.~'~~1I',,{~::~;';).~""""1\'1;~1~~~~, 1-~~' . . 1 ;'. '. "c ~ t' .:. : ~ , ' I':.' ". "1'" <' . ",. . . I". .... . ., .~.~, :'JI' .""'" ..:,. "':"t<t'J~~~1 ..:l... ~~,;' \.~,I-tI~.-:~i' ..-F-.... .~:.:.: " , ' "')'1' l"'''''" .,...'),i\.;~.l" '~{ 1 iig~l~"~'" '. ' \... . e ,. :. f'. .: (':,.", " :"c,: ' c','.,' ,'",', ~ '.. _' ,r I,','", ".'."~"~~'~~o.~'fH~^~)',~ YJ'~ po- r, ~ ' : )'~'~':":'/-:~'L':"~" "~...~~__..',..,,.:,._I_, :'..,'.,. ,"; , '. , ' . , , _~.~ ~ ,~_ ~.r_, : '": :,.......},. .;:_~.._.~",,,,...:."""""'......';"'-.:.::".........4........41n"':"'M'~;c~.1':_~}tl.-''';'!.......,:,;,~:~.I!..I- ;'.~.\. .~c.. .ilI..t_'4.~"-,:I,...(IlIIIoI,~'&t , '0:, - ~ //1 -2- CITY COMMISSION MEETINQ April 19, 1971 ITEM #3 - A pUblio hearing oontinued from Maroh 22, 1971, on the amended request from H.L.M., Ino., to ohange Lots 1 to 10, 1nol., Blook D, and Lota 1 to 10, inol., Blook E, Ed~nvll1e Sub., from R-IE (single family) to R-3A (nlult1w family) zoning. The City ~3nBger reported the applioant was agreeable to R-3A zoning tor Lots 1-10, Block D, permitting two 2 story buildings with 12 apart- ments eaoh, and R-3B zoning for Lots 1-10, Blook E, permitting two 2 story buildings with 20 apartments eaoh. He stated the applioant requested Evelyn Avenue be 50 ft., paved and ourbed at standard width, that Druid Rd. be construoted tor aooeaB with no assessment; however, the applioant was not willing to have the trailer park annexed with sanitary sewer servioe to be provided. r~. Ken Zeohial representing Mr. H. L. Marion stated Mr. Marion felt the annexation plus the cost of tying into City sewer would be too nmoh at this time. The City Manager explained the trailer park was an enclavo within the City limits, was on a filter system and should be on sanitary sewer. In reply to a question, the City Manager displayed a map of Dru1d Rd. R/W. Commissioner Carlson moved the request from H.L.M., Ino. for zoning ohange be denied without prejudice as recom- mended by the Planning & Zoning Board. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. ITEM #4 - Request for Relooation of Antique Shop (Bretzius). The City Manager presented request from John A. Bretzius for relocation of their Scandinavian Gift Shoppe from 107-109 S. Garden Ave. to 62GB Cleveland St. The Police Dept. found no reason to deny the ohange. Commissioner Carwise moved the request be approved. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carlson and carried unanimously. ITEM #5 - Requests for Beverage Ldcenses: a. Highland Plaza (Southern States Land Co.) - Beer & Wine o~f & on premises. 2-29-15 The City Manager outlined the request explaining the business would be operated by Phillip Di Paolo. Mr. A. Pughel Manager, was present. Cornmdssioner Carlson moved the request from Southern States Land Co. for Beer & Wine off & on premises be approved and the City Attorney be directed to inolude this in an amendment to the beverage ordinance to be brought baok to this Cornmdssion tor approval as soon as possible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously~ b. Sandpiper Lounge (Taggart) - pt. Lot 7, Padgetts Est. Repl. Lota 20-21-22 The City Manager presented the request for liquor on premises. Mr. D. Browder, attorney, was present. Commissioner Carlson moved the request be approved and the City Attorney be directed to include this 1n an amendment to the beverage ordinance to be brought back to this Commission for approval as soon as possible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. ITEM #6 - Camp Chaka Appropriation. The City Manager recommended authorization for funds for Camp Chaka in the amount of $31400 to help provide summer camp facili- ties for some 300 children from low income families. Commissioner Carwise moved the authorization be approved as recommended. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. Request from Jaycees ~or funds for Upper Pinellas Association tor Retarded Children, Donald Rutledge, Supervisor. The City Manager stated the City gave $200 last year and they were ~ng the same amount this year to help in sending 40 retarded children to Miami for the Olympics for retarded children the first week 1n May. The Jaycees will raise the balance of the money. Commissioner Williams moved that funds be approved as outlined for this request. Motion was seconded by CO~Bs1oner Carw1ae and carried unanimously. ITEM #7 - Vacation of Streets. The City Manager presented request from Park Square, Inc., for vacation ot Lady Mary Dr. on both sides of drainage easement between Pierce St. and Franklin St. and as a condition of the request the applicant was agreeable to deeding Lot I, Block X, Hibisous Gardens, and further will oovenant that Lady Mary will be extended ~rom its present terminus adjacent to Morrison'S Cafeteria to intersect with Pierce St., paved with curbs to City standardS. Commissioner Williams moved the reoommendation of the City Manager as applied to the vacation of Lady Mary Dr. and extension of road and terms as contained in City Manager's memo of April 13th be put into recordable and legal from to be binding upon the applicant, and that Resolution #71-32 be passed and adopted and the appropri- ate officials ot the City be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carlson. Upon the vote being takenl Commissioners W1lliamsl CarlBon~ Carwise and Mayor Hougen voted IIAyell. Commissioner Wachtler abstained. Motion carried. ITEM #8 - Requests for Annexation: a. SE corner Belcher & Nursery (Humble Oil & Refining Co.) b. Portion of Lot 8, Mosell Acres (Congregation Beth Shalom) c. Portion of Sec. 9-29-16 (City) d. Lot 4, Blk. 1, Bay View City Subd. (Bray) i, .', " ~.c ,'~ . >, .~ ,.", c.,_,A... "',.tr-.'''' ~;~::'>"~It.~~" 1....::"'!'"''ei''.:''~.....~t~!t"'C'''.+;r'''".,.II':;:..:r.l.~:I'''...t:rft~~~~~__1 :, ~,' :.'~,',".' '",~::~",~'. :,', :,~ ~,.~'~',r~~~. ';~~~~,:~_,'~ ~~.:~~~_~~~,~".,_'~: :~;, :,^~.~~~~~jj~~};;2iLbt~~~;~0Ei}~t\:j~~~~~ :" ',~ ,',:, ,:~:~\::';~ '~~ / I n/,-' :'.., I" ' . {, ~ , >..1' ,'\,10 ..3- CITY COMMISSION MEETING April 19, 1971 Commissioner Carlson moved that the requests tor annexation as outlined by the City Manager tor Items 8 a, b, 0 and d be acoepted and referred to the proper City departments for appropriate action and publio hearing. Motion was aeoonded by Oommissioner Oarwise and oarried unanimoualy. e. Portion or Seo. 17-29-16 (Saokheim et al). Mr. H. H. Baskin, Jr., attorney, asked to modl~. applioation BO that approx. 10 aores in NE corner be zoned PKB rather than North lO,aores, balance ot property to be R-30. Commissioner Carleon moved that the applioation by Saokheim, et al as amended be accepted and referred to the proper City departments for appropri.. ate aotion and publio hearing. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. ITEM #9 - Bids, Building Addition tor ROBS Norton Park. This item was derer- red from the meeting of April 5th, 1971, for pOSSibly obtaining lower bids. The city Manager after considerable research recommended the bid of MathewB Corp., Tampa, Fla. Commissioner Carleon moved upon the reoommendation of the City Manager that the contract be awarded to Mathews Corp. tor the sum at $22,537, which is the lowest and best responsible bid and that the appropriate officialS of the City be authorized to execute oaid contraot which shall be in accordance with the plana and speoifications and bid. Motion was seconded by Oommdssioner Williams and carried unanimously. ITEM #10 - Bids, Sanitary Sewer Installation - E Side of Missouri, Dellevue N 800 ft. and W Side of Missouri, Bellea1r to Woodlawn. The City Manager recommen- ded accepting the bid of Kelley construction Co. Not Ino. Commissioner Carlson moved upon the reoommendation of the City Manager that the contract be awarded to Kelley Construction Co. Not Inc., for the Bum of $9,843.70, which is the loweat and best responsible bid and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized , to execute said contract whioh shall be in accordance with the plans and specifica- tions and bid. Motion waB seconded by CommiSSioner Waohtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #11 - Bids, Paving, Curbs & Drainage - Palm Terraoe, Palmetto to Pinebrook; N & S Hibiscus, Kings Highway to Palm TerraceJ and Sanitary Sewers - E Side Palm Terr. Dr., Palmetto to Pinebrook. The City Manager reoommended acoepting the bid of Carpat Paving, St. peterSburg. Commissioner Carlson moved upon the recommendation of the City Manager that the contract be awarded to Carpat paving for the sum or $51,509.18, which is the lowest and best responsible bid and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute said contraot which Shall be 1n acoordance with the plans and specifications and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. ITEM #13 - Bids, Settling Tanks Collector Chain. The City Manager explained this was for Water Pollution control Division facility and designed only by one firm selling to ita sole source Bearings & Transmissions Supply, and recommended accepting their bid. Commissioner Williams moved upon the recommendation of the City Manager that the contract be awarded to Bearings & Transmissions Supply, Tampa, for the Bum of $4,857.05, 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 specirications and bid. Motion was seconded by CommiSSioner Carwlae and carried unanimously. The City Manager explained that on April 14, 1969, Capital Homes (D. E. Bleakley) had been granted PUD-R zoning for Lots 10-16, incl., South 5 ft. of Lot 17 and all of Lot 18, Palm Blurt Sub., in accordance with plan presented, and on July 7, 1969 a ohange to R-4 C was approved ror that property. Mr. Paul Bergmann stated since that time the density requirements have been changed under the R-4C zoning making it more restrictive. Disoussion ensued. After hearing City Managerls d~Bous8ion concerning problems with zoning on Bleakley1s property on Palm Blufr & Osceola, Comm1ss1oner Carwise moved that Mr. Bleakley comply with the following: (1) Present the City with recordable covenants that he, his successors or assigns will comply with all the present R-4c restrictions, i.e. setbaoks, parking, open spaoe, maximum coverage, etc. (2). That the density will not exceed the 131 units as shown on the original site plan which is on tile in the City Clerk'S office. (3). That the development will substantially comply with the aforementioned site plan, and that when the above items have been oomplied with, that the City Building Inspector be directed to issue a building permit in accordance therewith upon request by the owner. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Waohtler. Upon the vote being taken Commissioners Williams, Wachtler, Carwise and Mayor Hougen voted lIaye". Conun1ss1oner Carlson abstained. Motion oarried. The City ManegeI' presented request for vacation of easement from Mr. D. McFarland, Attorney. The City Engineer recommended approval of the vaoation of 10 rt. utility easement between Lots 36 & 37, Ambleside 1st Add., subject to the owner relooating or putting up the money to relooate the 2 inch water line and dedicating easement for this water line. Commissioner Carlson moved that Resolution ~1-33 be passed and adopted and the proper orrio1als be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimOUSly. c, '. I. i.'" ,., .,'c. . : . . ~.~. ~.,- .~. . ,""," . ...~..............'t>'F.... ... .~..,~ ..t~. .:.-t ,'::~~" ;' r~".-' ....... .f I/?r/ r _l~.. CITY COMMISSION MEETING April 19, 1971 The Mayor announced that as a result of the referendum of the Downtown Association held April 13, 1971, it was necessary for the City Commission to select 8 property owners in the Downtown area as candidates for election, with 4 to be elected to serve on the Board of Directors of the Downtown Development Board. The Mayor after consultation with the Commission proposed the following names: Tom Brown Jr., Joseph Cornelius, Joseph Daily, Darwin Frank, Charles Galloway, Jr., Lewis Homer, Howard Lawrence, and Bruce Taylor, Sr. Commissioner Carlson moved to aocept the recommendation of Mayor Hougen for people outlined as' potential candidates to serve aa Board of Directors for the Downtown Development Board, to be submitted to the Downtown Association. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. The Mayor also reported that in addition the Mayor or member of the City Oomndssion shall be a voting member along with the tour who are elected by ballot, and preferred not to be considered for the Board. Commissioner Carlson moved that Co~ssioner Williams serve on this Board, as City representative, along with City Manager who is ex-orficio member. Motion waa seconded by Commissioner Wachtler. Upon the vote being taken Commissioners Carleon, Wachtler, Carw1se and Mayor Hougen voted "ayell. Commissioner Williams abstained. Motion carried. The City Manager added that the people selected either own property they have their principal business in, or have an office in the Downtown area. ITEM #14 - Ordinance #1320 - Amending ZOning Map & Ordinance of the City. Co~ssioner Wachtler moved that Ordinance #1320 be read and conSidered by title only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Wachtler moved that Ordinance #1320 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. Commissioner Carlson left the meeting at 3:24 P.M. Commissioner Wachtler moved that Ordinance #1320 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 Williams and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Wachtler moved that Ordinance #1320 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 Williams and carried unanimously. ITEM #15 - Ordinance #1321 - Annexing and Zoning Portion ot Section 7-29-16 (#45 R.A.M. & #34 R.S.N~)j Lot 12, Blk C, Virginia Groves Terrace #5 (D. R. MoIntosh); Lot 1, BaSkin'S Replat, less part in City (CitY)j and portion Section 12-29-15 (City). Co~ssioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1321 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 #1321 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Comis61oner Wachtler and carried unanimously. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1321 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 Wachtler and carried unanimous- ly. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1321 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 #16 - Ordinance #1322 - Amending SUb-Para, (3) of Sec. 4-18 of Chap. 4 of Code relating to Intoxicating Liquors to establish New Zone 13 J. (Lots 8-12, Blk A, Harvey Park - Pick Kwik). Commissioner Wachtler moved that Ordinance #1322 be read and considered by title only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carw1ae and carried unanimoualy. The Ordinance was read by titlef COInm1ssioner Wachtler moved that Ordinance #1322 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Cornndssioner Carwise and carried unanimously. *on1y Commissioner Wachtler moved that Ordinance #1322 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 Carw1se and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Wachtler moved that Ordinance #1322 be passed on its second and final reading and adopted and that the appropriate otfi,eials of the City be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by CommiSsioner Carwiae and carried unanimously. Commissioner Williams left the meeting at this time. ITEM #17 - Resolution - Assessment of Lot MOwing Liens. The City Attorney presented Resolution #71-34 authorizing filing liens for lot mowing charges against various properties mowed in the previous year. Commissioner Carw1se moved that Resolution #71-34 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimouely. ly. ok; ion ey) t er and, d , " ..............- , '., I ..............--- . . "'~ ~,"".~, "",.'. ."-M _.. . ...... - .\;--:.~7-..- h_. ..!" " -5- CITY COMMISSION MEETING April 19, 1971 ITEM #18 - Assessment Resolution - Friend & Young - Paving, Curbs, Drainage & Sanitary Sewers, from Lakeview Rd. South. Commissioner Carw1ae moved that Resolution #71-35 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be autho- rized to exeoute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Waohtler and carried unanimously. " ITEM #19 - Assessment Resolution - South Street Paving, Curbs & Drainage, from Greenwood to Michigan AVe. Commissioner Carw1se moved that Resolution #71-36 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to exe- cute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #20 - Assessment Resolution - Tioga Avenue Paving, Curbs & Drainage, from Lakeview Rd. to Kingsley St. Commissioner Carw1se moved that Resolution #71-37 be passed and adopted and the appropriate orficials be authorized to exeoute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Waohtler and carried unanimously. Commissioner Williams returned to the meeting at this time. ITEM #21 - Assessment Resolution - S. Washington Paving, Curbs & Drainage from Lakeview to Kingsley St. Commissioner Carw1se moved that Resolution W71-38 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to oxeoute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Waohtler and oarried unanimOUSly. , ITEM #22 - Resolution - Dedication of R/W for Keene Rd. 12-29-15. Commissioner Carwise moved that Resolution #71-39 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to exeoute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Waohtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #23 - Resolutions - Authorizing Execution of Deed & Subordinations to DOT for SR 55 and 60. Commissioner Carwise moved that Resolutions 71-40 through 71-45 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute them. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtle~ and carried unanimously. I~EM #24 - Acceptance of Deeds, Easements and Agreement. The City Attorney presented the follo~ng inst~uments: Agreement to annex additional adjoining property when acquired'- Chapter No. 45 Royal Arch Masons, et a1. Quit Claim Deed - for Belcher Rd. R/W in swt, Section 7-29-16. Chapter No. 45 Royal Arch Masons, et ale Easement - drainage & utility, in swk, Section 7-29-16 - Chapter No. 45 Royal Arch Masons,' et ale Quit Claim Deed - N 12! ft. of NEk of SEt of sWk, Section 9-29-16- Pe~wood, Inc. Easement - gas & utilities in NWt of NWt, Section 16-29-16 - J. G. Pratsoher, et ux. Easement - sanitary sewer in NWt of Section 16-29-16 - Mabel E. Biggins Commissioner Carw1se moved that the deeds, easements and agreement as outlined by the City Attorney be accepted and the City Clerk be directed to record same in the public records of P1nellas County, Fla. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. Mr. John Mulligan, 1524 Cleveland, presented a petition with apprOximately 277 signatures in objection to the building of a civic center at Crest Lake Park. The Mayor accepted the petition. Mr. Charles Finton spoke about Crest Lake Park, sidewalk around lalce, but none giving access to the park. The Mayor said nothing would be done until a publiC hearing was held and all phases considered. The Mayor recommended approval of e~enses for the City Manager's attendance at the City Manager's Conference April 25-28, 1971 at St. Augustine. Co~ssioner Williams moved that the expenses be authorized as reoommended. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carw1se and carried unanimously. The Mayor recommended approval of expenses for the City Attorney, Mayor, City Manager and any Commissioners ~)O desire to make trip to Tallahassee for legislative conferenoes. Commissioner Wachtler moved that trips as needed be authorized for the session at Tallahassee. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimOUSly. The Mayor reoommended an appointment to the Pine11as Planning Council be given further oonsideration. The Mayor reported ,that the terms of some on the Conununity Relations Board expired in May, and recommended the reappointment of Steve Brown, Art Hall, Paul Hatchett, Louis Hosoh, John Livingston, Lee Mills and William Turner. Commissioner W1111ams, moved 'that the reappointments be approved as recommended. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and oarried unanimously. ., 1.1 . " --...... t ~f.. . . ., {. ...,........ .........~ . ."'''''-.r''''l- ~. ......I...:;.....,..:~. - :-; .-'.'...:..... '~t //,/1"'. 7.. . , ,." -6- CITY COMMISSION MEETING April 19J 1971 T~e Mayor oonourred with the City Manager'e recommendation to appoint George Goodall to the Beautifioation Committee. Commissionor Will1ams moved that the appointment be approved as reoommended. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner earwise and carried unan1mously. Commissioner Williams spoke of the unusually good direotional signs for Clearwater at the Tampa 'Airport and recommended a letter of thanks. The City Manager agreed to write a letter on behalf of the Comrn1saion. Commissioner Williams aalted about additional parking on Clearwater Beach tor residents. The City Manager replied he had a plan to present at the next work seBa10n. DiBcuBsion ensued. MiBS Susan Glazier presented a petition with 357 names which ehe and her fellow students had for consideration to install sidewalks near Clearwater High School. Commissioner Carwise moved that the meeting be adjourned at 4:10 P.M. Motion was seconded by Cornm1sBioner Williams and carried unanimously. The City Commission then met as Trustees of the Pension Fund with the Mayor calling the meeting to order and heard letters read from the Advisory Committee of the Employeea' Pension Fund recommending that Cynthia L. Frey - Clerk Typist I utilities '- Gas; Keith A. Crawford - Traffic Engineer - Traffic Engineering; Benjamin Barnes - Sanitation Worker - Util. Sanitation; Kathleen A. Harrison - Pub. Info. Speoialist - City Manager; Bruce N. Ragan - Police Patrolman - Polioe Dept.; Herbert W. Grimes - Polioe Patrolman - Police Dept.; and James E. Crane - Police Patrolman - Police Dept.; be accepted into memberShip. Commissioner Williams moved that the recommendations of the Pension Advisory Committee for membership as outl1ned by the Deputy City Clerk be approved. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. The Deputy City Clerk also read the following letters recommending that these person~ be retired as outlined below: Elwood G. LomaxJ Captain, Police Department, at a penslon of $428.78 per month, effective date being April 28, 1971. Henry PascoJ janitor, Public Service Dept., at a pension of $249.84 per month, effective date being July 3, 1971. MrS. Hilda Holt, Acct. Clerk II - Finance Dept., at a pension of $254.34 per monthJ effective date being June 24, 1971. Lucille B. Steffey, Clerk-Typist III, Utilities DepartmentJ at a penSion of $214.53 per month, effective date being May 20, 1971. Commissioner Williams moved that the recooonendations, of the Advisory Board of the Pension Plan for pensions outlined above be approved. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. The Mayor read a communication from Kenneth McCreary, consultant for the Employees Pension Fund, aaking for authorization to purChase the following stocks when they appear favorable: Beckton Dickinson Mercl( & Company Nashua Corp. Thrifty Drug Stores Pfizer Commissioner Wachlter moved that the authorization be approved. Motion was seconded Commissioner Carw1se and carried unanimously. Commissioner Wachtler moved that the meeting was seconded by Commissioner Williams and car at 4:15 P.M. Motion Attest: '. , , 'I " <. ~ ~ c . ~ ~ '. . 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" .~ ':~. .~":",~;,,~,..\~.,-{f/.'":}!.-:rl~~1 . ::t.~.o;1 o.C'A ')~}-f':'!li(' ~'L-.1;;.,' ~,;. >,:",;':"{~?~R{~;,1, " '. '" :" :1,lr;,',:'!\i~ :.~, ,,," ~',:~, ><\\~{"L:~!\,~ ' " "' .\ ", ,,": .'1\~'{lNi' ~ ~ ~ , ."'. -.' 'tr'~(';:. '.'~~~ '.r... l' ~? ,. "~' ~,""; "..:J).~4'.! ;"'~:'':J~'~'~'~1::\f;i I ',,' ': ' "q ""'i-V:Y~;l;d;j~t~'h'" . ,~. ,',~.. \\".~~~~\t~ ~~'~"'i1.(~I~ ~ . ", ..~ r' ~:< ~;, ....lJ...... ":J:Jl ! Paving, Curbs &' Drainage '.. ,Kings. :,: ~:, J:~~",1.(;<!;'.~~~,:~t:;.~,~~~~tj:; . . . . . I' . ,,~ .:~;:... 01. r/..... i . 'f i Highway, Sunset Point Road' to Byram,' ";.',"~', ':::,"': '<\/~"':~~': Requests tOl" Annexation and Determ1~ "':>>'::'i\,~\';): nation &: Estab11uhment ot Zoning '& " " ." , .'\'~\ ~>:\ Fire District Olassif'ication: ' " :' :',"->,/: a. E Side ot Old Coachman, 600,1 : B 'of', ' ;':>~::": 'Sunset Point Road (Flsquad, Inc.) , 'I" ' b. Lot 4, Bl 19, 3rd Addn. to, 1 ,':.... ',; ',',: Highland Pines Subd. (Velong), 'I ' c. Lot 20, Bl F, Sunny Park Groves Subd. (HYlton) , ' Zoning Amendment Contd~ - Lots 1 to 10 1ncl., E1 0 and Lots 1 to 10 incl. Bl E, Edenv11le Subd. (ZeOh1el-HLM~ " CITY COMMISSION MEETING April 19. 1971 Awards . " publio Hearings 1. Invooation Introduotions Minutos of' Preceding Meetings PUblio' Hearings Reports f'rom City Manager Reports trom Oity Attorney Clti~ens to be Hoard Othor Commission Aation Adjournment Meeting 'Pension Plan Trustees 2. 3. , , " Reports from City Manager 4. Request for Reloaation of Antique Shop (Bretzlus) , 5. Requests for Bevera~e L1ceneeBt a. Highland Plaza (Southern States Land co.) , b. Sandpiper Lounge (Taggart) Camp Chaka Appropriation Vacation of Streets Requests for Annexation: a. BE Corner Belcher & Nurse~ (Humble Oil & Refining Co.) b. Portion of Lot 8, Moae11 Acrea (Cong. Beth Shalom) , c. Portion of Sec. 9-29-16 (City) d. Lot 4( B1 1, Bayview City Subd. , (Bray J ' e. Portion ot Sec. 17";:29-16 " . (Sackheim, et a1) 9. Bids, BUilding Addition for Ross Norton Park ' 10. Bids, Sanitary Sewer Installation - E Side of' Missouri, Bellevue N 800'; and W Side of Missouri, Belleair to ~o~aw , 11. Bids, Paving, CurbS & Drainage - Palm Terrace, Palmet~o to Pinebrook; N & S HibiSCUS, Kingshighway to Palm Terrace; and Sanitary Sewers - E Side Palm Terr. Dr., Palmetto to Pinebrook 12. Other Engineering Matters 13. Verbal Reports and Other pending Matters Bids, Settling Tanks Collector Chain 6. , b: , 1 Reports from City Attorne1 14. Ord. #1320 - Amending ZOning Map & Ordinance of the City 15. Ord. #1321 - Annexing and ZOning Portion of Sec. 7-29-16; Lot 12, Bl 0, Virginia Groves Terr. 5th Addn.; Lot 1, BaSkin's Replat and Portion of Sec. 12-29-l~ 16. Ord. #1322 - Amending Sub-Para. (3) of Sec. 4-18 of Chap. 4 of Code relating to Intoxicating Ldquors to establish New Zone 13J 17. Resolution Assessment of Lot MOwing Liens 18. Assessment Resolution - Friend & young Paving, CurbS, Drainage & Sanitary Sewers 19. 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CITY COMMISSION MEETING April 19, 1971 M_____________"_____________________--___________________________~_____________ PETITION We, the undersigned, being owners of property in the'near vioinity of CREST LAKE PARK, do hereby protest and make formal obJeotion to the buildingot faoilities on the said CREST LAKE PARK, to be used as a Civio Center, as the park is presently a ,beautiful, peaceful open park and bird sanotuary, and an asset to the restrioted residential areas surrounding the park on three sides;' and the proposed use would be a detriment to values: Signed by approximately 277 persons .----------------------------------------------------------"-------------------- To: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Commission us Trustees of General Employees Pension Fund From: Advisory Committee, General Employees Pension Fund Subject: Pension Recommendation for Elwood G. Lomax Date: April" 14, 1971 Pursuant to the rules and regulations of the City Employees Pension Plan, we hereby submit to you, for your approval, the request of Elwood G. Lomax for a Pension. It is the opinion of the Pension Advisory Committee that Elwood G. Lomax is entitled to all the benefits as outlined in Section 6 of the City Employees Pension Plan, effective date being April 28, 1971, at a pension of $428.78. Attached will find: 1. Request for Pension 2. Amount of Pension 3. Two (2) Doctor1s Opinions 4. Letter from Police ChiefJ Frank Daniels Advisory Committee /.s/ Stanley J. Szuba, Chairman I.s/ W. J. Raible /s/ Frank Daniels ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- February 8, 1971 Pension Advisory Committee City of Clearwater Employees I Pension Fund Clearwater, Florida Attention: Mr. William Raible, Chairman Dear Mr. Raible: I am hereby submitting a request that I be pensioned from the service of the' City of Clearwater with a line-of-duty disability. " In support of my request, I have attached hereto a letter from my phYSician, Dr. J.O. Norton, M.D. which outlines my disability. Your consideration of this request is appreoiated. Respectfully, /s/ Elwood G. Lomax, Captain Clearwater Police Department {.~~~;:}i~t~;~;:,;:~f-(~~-~~-----------~~---------------------------------------------~---------- i~'..",'.~",:~:~,:k~;}Xi,,:\~::.;'{,\~,'::>;) ..,. ~:"'<; " .' ,', .' :"; " " ' " "", ~.~1~...."........~\\J:..~\.i: "\,.\,,~~ -: ~ \0 :".... ',', ,~" '". > I. . t. .' , '" ~~~iif.ltJ:F;~*~;\\:'~~/;~~,':(~{~>~);~;' ':~t:':i ~";;, ':: . ... 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(.. .....~. -. . ..,; ~ '1 '.. :'~" ,'~~t'. ~"f..-:-:"':-V"^~M,....-~,V":-"",~,,,~~~: ~''';,', ': " . ~,~:::-~':, ~< ',~' -T'," , ,c. , CITY COMMISSION MEETING April 19, 1971 /J,1~A" " MM~__________~______.___~__________~_~_W_______~_R___________W______~_________ , To: Honorable Mayor and Members of the city Commission sa Trustees of General Employees Pension Fund From: Advisory Committee, General Employeea Pension Fund 1. Request for Pension 2. Amount of Pension Advisory ,Committee /s/. stanley J. Szuba, Chairman /s/. W. J. Raible /s/ Frank Daniels January 25, 1971 Pension Advisory Board City Employees' Pension City of Clearwater Clearwater, Florida Gentlemen: I am requesting my penSion under Section (5) of the Employees' Pension Plan of wh1c~ I qualify. As of December 6, 1970, I have completed 30 years service with the City of Clearwater. My resignation is effective on July 1, 1971 at 4:00 p.m. Your favorable consideration to this request will'be greatly appreciated. Sincerely, /s/ Henry Pasco Janitor PUblic SerVice Dept. City of Clearwater ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Commission as Trustees of General Employees Pension Fund, From: Advisory Committee, General Employees Pension Fund 'Subject: Pension Recommendation for Mrs. Hilda Holt Date: April 14, 1971 Pursuant to the rules and regulations of the City Employees Pension Plan, we' hereby submit to you, for your approval, the request of Mra. Hilda Holt for a , Pension. It is the opinion of the Pension Advisory Committee that Mrs. Hilda Holt is entiM tIed to all ,the benefits as outlined in Section 5 of the City Employees Pension Plan, effective date being June 24, 1971 at a pension of $254.34. Attached will find: .\: 1. , Request for Pension "2. Amount 01' Pension , Advisory Committee ..'~ . T ; .,~ . ~. I . , ' . . '.. ),' : ~!:', ,'.' ,',' ',: ' ':/.B/. Stanley J. Szuba "".,..' ," ,',," "I ('W "J Raibl ~-;'~..~'. ,.1", .'~ . .1. > 'w. B', e ' fir:':' +'.,"'. ".' ,,' '. .. ",.. '~,;"'i;f"> ~:;:';'<", ' 'I I.B{ Frank' Daniels ' " " ",' . r ':' ", ; c ct,.: ..~.. ~I : .: ' .\ ',", ", :' . . >' ~ " 'I , " ", . . ,;,\ ' " I I , ::" ~;I: ';' I >j ..... .~::: .'\'d~y~t;...:~: c't' . ~. ~ .." d:':"'~:"''''''''~~''''l''''~ .".tL,} , "_\~t~,^...~,,.,'f~'l\u,,,'rl,'l-:'1'\;~~J'~~~7tk,,_,,_.~-.j!\""""~~~lo'>~' . ..', . ,pC("~"r'1<.~-;'''.-'*~'' T"'~, l!!"i"'-' :.: -~.:.;~!t--H:::;."'f;~J" r.: ",W~~ '.~'J~iJf~~~~:{kII, ~:F~")l~""~~~df.""~~;::~' 'I~;''' '.. ~ "~'\".;~;~..:!l\l<:. '>:. l~' 't.;. '~I)\'~'l. I ..-...r', .... \:'.. ~<~I:'.'~..'~.~~.: v..f{. "'l.<" ,.l"~.:~.~~. : ""., . : ~.:~;: :.~~:'.:'J~t~~.~P,...':';:i :.:~.' ('::..:"l(~'. ~." ;'L;Ht;.,~~{.!. ~II.;~ t..~ .'~~:,..t";J..\dl..~. "'. . I ',.", \ 't~ ...~\:.-' t~\.'r .-....i.~. ?..l",-".. ~ii,.~'I'.~i::~.~~~~J"I~-NL: _, .,:.,j''!':'h_.I~'' ~:tO......."........t I ~''''. 'P'. ~. "_~ ~, , ,~~~_"lIidl""', "<il:o.r.;\~~ _~~~!~___._'" ' , I. .. . ~.. ,.,. . l ~ \~~ . >.:0. ~I)ft?"~ '. ' " ,~, "",'I"~""?"{I~fJ; :,:' :- " ,','" ..,<:,;, ::,., ::I"!\'~/"":)~~~f4~:~ , , ,:' ,"", " ',' '1);f/:1J~ , ',' ~ . . ,,~,,', ~.r.\-'\-'l) 'pJ)'~ , ", ',~: .. ; "',' '.~'lr.'~~>';';.':::{ OITY A~~rr~~;O~~~INO ' ?:~>" ".:: ';,:'f!',~,:1t . ., . I , ". ~ " t " ' ___~_________~~_~____~______-______~W___________M__________M____~_~---~------~. ~ I ',. I , ' : ':~;:f:({'t;L '. , ~ . " Januar>y 4, 1971 " ~' .' { + . '. " Oityof Olearwater Employees' Pension Advisory Oo~n1ttee . stanley Szuba, Ohairman Dear Stanley: I hereby request my ponnion from the Oity under Soo..5 of the,Employeeo' Peneion Plan. My employment With the Oity began Sept. 9, 1946. The etfictive date of my re- tirement io June 25, 1971. '.. " I ~ I . , " Youre;very truly, leI Hilda B. Holt Acct. Olerk II - Finance Dept. , _____________________~______________M____________________________._____________ To~ Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Commission os Trustees of General Employees Pension Fund . From: Advisory Committee, General Employees Pension Fund Subject: Pension Recommendation for Lucille Steffey Date: April 14, 1971 Pursuant to the rules and regulations of the City Employees Pension Plan, we hereby Bubmit to you, for your approval, the request of Lucille Steffey tor a pensi~n. It is the opinion of the Pension Advisory Committee that Lucille Steffey is enti- tled to all the bene~1ts as outlined in Section 5 o~ the City Employees Pension Plan, e~fective date being May 20, 1971, at a pension o~ $214.53. Attached will find: 1. Request for Pension 2. Amount of Pension Advisory Committee ~Ba~ Stanley J. Szuba /,/, W. J. Raible lal Frank DanielS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- January 18, 1971 Pension Advisory Board City Hall Clearwater, Florida Attn: Mr. S. J. Szuba, Chairman Dear Mr. Chairman: This is to advise that as o~ 5:00 P.M. on May 20, 1971, I will retire from the services of the City of Clearwater after 20 years and 6 months. The date at my original employment With the City ia November 20, 19~O. This is to request any pensi,on monies due me upon my retirement. Respecttully, , Isl Lucille B. Steffey lal Clerk-Typist III utilities Department " . , --------------------------------------------------~---------------------------- , " , " ."~.~. ~.!>r: ~: ':.~;\ "._ >' '. ~1i:;~I\;;',\2B;j':;:n;::.',:>, ::,,:: /'~ .', ..' " . . , ' . " .... " " . '. '., ..' . ::"':' \~~~,?"'~:w' ~.~.,.".\..,' "~l' (> ":," " ,-, "',. ' " " , , , ' "" ' ' , ...."... .,.I..t.~\I......,~l,..~1':''b'.'' ".,1',," I,." '."" 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